Statute of the Committee of Cruise Industry of World Tourism Cities Federation

Statute of the Committee of Cruise Industry

The Committee of Cruise Industry of World Tourism Cities Federation is a non-government, non-profit international organization formed by the relevant institutions of the world cruise industry and a branch institution of World Tourism Cities Federation.

Release time : 2016-05-30 11:54:20

source : WTCF

to make suggestions on, supervise and criticize the work of the Committee;

4. Priority in attending the activities organized by the Committee;

5. Priority in accessing the services and materials provided by the Committee;

6. Right to apply for hosting and sponsoring the activities of the Committee;

7. Other rights granted by the Committee.

Article 7: Obligations of Members

1. Abiding by the Statute of the Committee;

2. Implementing the resolutions of the Committee;

3. Supporting and taking part in the activities organized by the Committee and its relevant work;

4. Protecting the reputation and lawful rights and interests of the Committee;

5. Paying membership fee on time;

6. Other obligations required by the Committee.

Article 8: Withdrawal

1. Members are free to withdraw from the Committee;

2. Members that decide to withdraw from the Committee must submit a written application for withdrawal to the Council through the Secretariat. The Council shall give its confirmation within 60 working days upon receipt of the written application, with a notice signed by the Chairman of the Council, and report to WTCF for record. The notice shall be effective upon the date of signature.

Article 9: Termination of Membership

Members of the Committee shall have their membership terminated in case of any of the following:

1. Seriously violating the Statute of the Committee, and failing to undertake the obligations of members, including not attending the activities organized by the Committee and its relevant work for three consecutive times;

2. Engaging in seriously dishonest conducts;

3. Seriously undermining the rights and interests of the Committee.

The Secretariat shall report the proposed termination of membership to the Council, which will make a decision through deliberation. Pending a final decision by the Council, the member concerned can provide an explanation. If the Council finally decides to terminate its membership, a notice shall be issued with the