ICA General Assembly
The General Assembly is the highest authority of ICA and is made up representatives appointed by ICA member organisations. The General Assembly meets every second year to:
- formulate and implement the policy on major issues affecting the future of ICA and the world-wide co-operative movement;
- approve the work programme of ICA;
- elect the President and the Board, and the Audit and Control Committee, and to ratify the election of the Vice-Presidents;
- ratify the appointment or removal of the Director-General on the recommendation of the Board;
- amend the ICA Rules, Policies, Procedures and Standing Orders;
- decide on the membership subscriptions and representation formulae;
- approve the ICA annual audited accounts and the report of the Audit and Control Committee.
| The last General Assembly was held in Rome (Italy), 2008. The next Assembly and related events will be held in Geneva (Switzerland) from 16-20 November 2009 at the Geneva International Conference Centre. |
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