Jazz Council

Association bylaws

Israeli Jazz Council (NPO) — bylaws

1. Name: Israeli Jazz Council (registered non-profit).

2. Objectives: advancing the art of jazz in Israel, representing jazz artists, educators and institutions before government and the public, developing infrastructure, education and scholarships, and connecting the Israeli scene to the international arena.

3. Membership: any person or corporation identifying with the objectives may apply. Acceptance is decided by the board. Membership fees are set by the general assembly.

4. Termination: membership ends by written resignation, non-payment of fees after a grace period, or a decision of the general assembly.

5. Bodies: the general assembly, the board and the audit committee. The general assembly convenes at least once a year.

6. The board: elected by the general assembly, manages the association's affairs and may appoint committees and officers.

7. Assets and income: used solely for the objectives; distribution of profits among members is prohibited.

8. Amendments and dissolution: per the Associations Law, 5740-1980.

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