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Charter of the “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council.”
General Provisions.
1. The “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council” (hereinafter referred to as LLICC) is an organization designed to facilitate cooperation and provide recommendations for resolving disputes between clans. – I think this point is clear; the addition made by the Wanderer is possible.
2. The “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council” is created by the clans of the Heroes game on the “Heroesworld” portal. – The name can be changed here. It can simply be based on the portal… or, as the Wanderer suggested, it’s just a play on words.
3. The name “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council” is universal and cannot and should not be used by other players as a name or title for their clans. – This is clear: if a player uses the organization’s name as their nickname, it is considered disrespectful to the organization – the same rule applies to clan names.
4. The LLICC is an independent and self-developing organization under the leadership of clan representatives. – We will correct the spelling errors later.
5. The LLICC consists of clan representatives and its leadership. – No, this point does not repeat point 4, because it indicates who is in the clan, while point 4 indicates the properties of the organization.
6. A Representative is a person who is entrusted to represent the clan in this organization. – This is a general provision, so it explains what is meant by a representative here, while the “members of the organization” section indicates who can be a member of the organization.
7. A club representative may be:
Diplomats and other individuals who are entrusted to represent the clan. – This is clear.
8. Members of the LLICC organization have their own rights and obligations. – This is clear.
9. The leadership and coordination of activities in the club are carried out by its leaders. – This is clear.
Members of the Organization.
1. Any clan representative can join the organization.
To do this, it is necessary:
- Recognition of the clan (if it is a new clan) as a fully functioning clan.
- Having permission from the clan leader to represent him in the organization.
When joining the organization, it is necessary to send a message to the organization’s leadership, which should contain the following information:
- Your forum name, which will be used in the organization;
- Country and city of residence;
- ICQ number;
- Clan name;
- Permission from the clan leader.
2. A member of the organization is free and independent. – This means that nothing and no one can influence the opinion of a member of the organization.
3. Each member of the organization has their own rights:
- The right to free access to information about other members of the organization and their status;
- The right to participate in the leadership of the organization;
- The right to propose their own projects to improve the organization, as well as to express their opinion.
4. Each member of the organization has obligations:
- A member of the organization must respect the rights of other members of the organization – this means that a member of the organization does not have the right to exclude a member of the organization; only the leadership can exclude him, and for specific reasons; also, no one has the right to prevent a member of the organization from expressing their opinion.
- A member of the organization must respect the organization – the Wanderer’s addition to this point is good.
- A member of the organization must comply with the charter.
The rest can be supplemented as the Wanderer did.