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Frequently asked questions (FAQ) Members Commission AEGEE- Europe
- What is the Members Commission?
The Members Commission investigates and makes decisions in all cases, which may lead to disciplinary measures against ordinary members! Ordinary
members concern AEGEE locals and AEGEE Working Groups. Another task is to give advice when needed.
- Of whom does the Members Commission consist?
The Members Commissions does consist of a maximum of 4 AEGEE members chosen by the AGORA for the period of half a year. Each member should receive
at least 50% of the total amount of votes. Furthermore the President of the Juridical Commission is automatically a member of this Commission. The last
member is the CD observer; who is appointed by the CD internally. This CD observer has no voting rights, but will act as an advisory person.
- When does the Members Commission act?
Activation for a case is according to CIA Article 24(5) for those actions that require sufficient and legitimate action to reach a clear and coherent
situation for all members of AEGEE Europe.
The Members Commission may be called to (1) meet by official request of at least two of the following organs:
Network Commission, Audit Commission, Juridical Commission and the Comité Directeur. A request cannot come from the Juridical Commission and the
Comité Directeur only. (2) By an official request signed by at least 10 members vested with full voting rights during statutory meetings.
Decisions made by the Commission have immediate effect and need to be ratified by the next AGORA. If the AGORA does not ratify the decisions and
sanctions made by the Members Commission, the sanctions will be repealed retrospectively. In this case the Members Commission cannot judge the same
ordinary member again for the same complaint.
- When does the Commission NOT act?
(a) In cases that can be solved by either the Network Commission, Audit Commission, Juridical Commission or Comité Directeur separately.
(b) When there aren't two of the above mentioned organs coming forward with an official request.
(c) When the case would be about individual people, and not about ordinary members (AEGEE locals and AEGEE Working Groups).
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