Orden de 4 de septiembre de 1997 por la que se dispone la publicación de los Estatutos de la Cruz Roja Española. | BOE-A-1997-19945 — Spain law | Esheria

Orden de 4 de septiembre de 1997 por la que se dispone la publicación de los Estatutos de la Cruz Roja Española.

Cruz Roja Española is described as a voluntary humanitarian institution of public interest, operating under the protection of the Spanish State through the Consejo de Protección.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Order
Citation
BOE-A-1997-19945
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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administration annual accounts appointment/removal appointments approvals asset management board authority board powers board tenure budget preparation code of conduct commencement committee administration committee governance committee structure compliance corporate governance corporate powers corporate/association organs delegation delegation of competence disciplinary procedure dismissals duration +45 more

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En los lugares donde Cruz Roja Española esté establecida, debe existir un Comité Local, Comarcal o Insular, y ese comité debe reunirse ordinariamente al menos dos veces al año. This article sets up a Provincial Committee in each province of a multi-province autonomous community and gives it governance, budget, disciplinary, and commission-management functions. Each Autonomous Community must have an Autonomic Committee, and that committee governs the institution in its territory. La Asamblea General es el principal órgano de gobierno de Cruz Roja Española y tiene funciones clave de dirección, elección, aprobación y decisión. The National Committee is the top governing body between General Assembly meetings and has several oversight and approval powers.