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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS


Eligible consortium members are all small and medium-sized  firms with industrial or commercial activities, service firms, artisans or cooperatives. Small and medium-sized firms are defined according to law and exclude those firms who, through technical and financial links are linked to a holding as defined by article 2359 c.c., save those unitary entities that do not surpass the aforementioned limits.

The number of associates is unlimited.

In the event a consortium associate passes the aforementioned thresholds and thereby becomes a 'large firm', it loses its qualification as an associate and becomes immediately ineligible for further services or benefits and must immediately advise the consortium administrators of this state of affairs.

Admission to the consortium requires that the entity provide all required documentation to the Consortium administration, which posseses all discriminatory powers with respect to admission. The requesting entity must declare that it complies with the requirements of article 5, that it has read, understands and accepts the Statutes, internal rules and previous Consortium deliberations. The new consortium associate must subscribe to a minimum share of 1500 Euro and must contribute to the annual expenses of the consortium and comply with its Statutes, internal rules and Consortium deliberations, as well as act in the interests of the consortium.

Consortium funding is composed of entry share subscriptions, annual associate contributions, eventual operating surpluses, as well as contributions from, Italian or foreign, public or private corporations, institutes, organisations and administrations, and any qualifed third party. Consortium funds also include any management surplusses not specifically earmarked by the Consortium General Assembly as special reserves. No consortium member can have a participation inferior to Euro 1500 nor greater than 10% of consortium funding. Reserves are indivisible. Consortium members are responsible for their payment of:

  1. entry share subscriptions
  2. annual associate contributions, including those for consortium management
Public Contributions
Contributions from the State, its administrations, institutes and corporations, in accordance with article 9, will be attributed at their discretion to the consortium funds or as contributions to management costs.

Exclusion from Consortium
The administrative body can deliberate at any moment the exclusion of an associate because of the following circumstances:
a) loss of one of the admission requirements
b) the associate is declared bankrupt, in liquidation or undergoing similar dissolution procedures
c) has interest that diverge from those of the consortium The exclusion is immediate and must be communicated to the consortium within 15 days by the President via registered mail.

Fiscal Cycle
The cycle spans from January 1 to December 31 of every year. In case of admission during the course of the year, the annual contributions are due in full, unless otherwise decided by the Consortium Administration. According to article 2615b c.c., the consortium administration must communicate within two months of the end of a fiscal cycle the balance sheet and income statement of the consortium. This document is subject to the approval of the Assembly to be held within six months of the end of the fiscal cycle.

Distribution of Surplusses
Operating surplusses of any kind cannot be distributed in any form
whatsoever to consortium associates in case of dissolution.

Right of Withdrawl
An associate can withdraw from the consortium at any moment. The
withdrawl must be communicated via registered mail with return
receipt addressed to the Consortium administration.


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