§ 24
Plenary sessions – which one-third of the members must attend – must be called for committee elections, changes to the statutes, larger expenses (over 50 fl. C. M.), important decisions that affect the welfare and existence of the association, and the intended dissolution of the association.
§ 25
The committee has the right to summon extraordinary sessions, just as every active member is called upon to come to the association’s premises on important occasions, if possible without being summoned.
§ 26
The committee will report on the state of the association’s treasury at the end of each month.
§ 27
Every three months, at a general meeting of all active and supporting members, a report will be given about the charitable work of the association (with respect to § 2.c) and the state of the support fund; the supporting members shall appoint five from among themselves as a commission to audit the report.
§ 28
All requests must be submitted in writing, and only delegations representing groups can be admitted.
§ 29
Placards will be signed by the committee on behalf of the association. Addresses and petitions shall be signed at a meeting by all members present.
§ 30
The chairwoman shall propose members for delegations, and the association shall decide by a majority vote.
§ 31
The association shall make it its task to set up similar associations throughout the country, which shall correspond with the association in Vienna as the central association.
§ 32
A commission shall be appointed for every suburb of Vienna, and it shall be composed, if possible, of members who live in the district in question. They shall reinforce themselves with female helpers, and shall establish branch or affiliated associations for the purely charitable purposes of the central association.
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