Cooperative
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What is the maximum term length for members of the Board of Trustees?

  • 2 years (correct)
  • 5 years
  • 1 year
  • 3 years
  • Which action requires a 60-day notice for termination?

  • Withdrawal of membership (correct)
  • Calling a special General Assembly meeting
  • Removal of an officer
  • Changing the cooperative's by-laws
  • What is required to be submitted for the organization and registration of a cooperative?

  • Business Permit
  • Certificate of Compliance
  • Economic Survey (correct)
  • Shareholder Agreement
  • Who is disqualified from being an officer of a cooperative?

    <p>Somebody with a conflict of interest</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What composition percentage is required for a quorum in the General Assembly for cooperatives?

    <p>25%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is not a function of the Board of Trustees?

    <p>Auditing financial records</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What kind of meeting must be held 90 days after the close of the fiscal year in a cooperative?

    <p>Regular meeting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which body is the highest policy-making body in a cooperative?

    <p>General Assembly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What requirement must officers fulfill before they can be removed from their position?

    <p>Due hearing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which committee is not listed among the committees of a cooperative?

    <p>Nomination Committee</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Midterms

    • Attorney Precious Swelan Santiago is relevant to business laws and regulations
    • PDIC provides technical assistance to cooperatives
    • Exemption from pre-qualifying bid requirements is possible for cooperatives
    • Legal representation is necessary for cooperatives
    • Blanket loans are a type of loan relevant to cooperatives

    Organization and Registration

    • A minimum of 5-15 natural persons are required to form a primary cooperative
    • An Economic Survey is required for cooperative registration
    • Articles of Cooperation and a Certificate of Cooperation are necessary documents
    • Registration requires 9 specific steps, including a Pre-Membership Education Seminar

    Membership

    • There are two types of memberships: regular and associate
    • Members are liable to the extent of their contribution to share capital
    • Membership can be terminated with a 60-day notice
    • Members have the right to examine records of the cooperative

    General Assembly

    • The General Assembly is the highest policy-making body of a cooperative
    • The Assembly is composed of members entitled to vote
    • Regular meetings are held 90 days after the close of the fiscal year
    • Special meetings require a 1-week notice and can be petitioned by 10% of members
    • A quorum requires 25% of all members entitled to vote
    • Each member has one vote, with a maximum of four incentive votes

    Board of Trustees

    • The Board of Trustees consists of 5-15 members elected for a 2-year term
    • The Board is responsible for strategic planning, direction-setting, and policy-formulation
    • Regular meetings are held once a month, with special meetings requiring a 1-week notice

    Trustees

    • Trustees cannot hold positions directly involved in the operation and management of the cooperative
    • Trustees need not be members if appointed by a financing institution
    • Trustees with conflicts of interest or engaged in similar businesses are disqualified

    Officers

    • Officers serve during good behavior and can only be removed for cause
    • Officers with conflicts of interest or 3rd degree relationships are disqualified
    • Officers are required to post a bond

    Committees

    • There are five committees: Executive, Audit, Election, Mediation and Conciliation, and Ethics

    Liabilities

    • Self-dealing can be ratified by ¾ votes of members
    • Disloyalty, illegal use of confidential information, and secret profits are liabilities

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