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Reports and Documentsreaffirming in this regard the primary responsibility of National Societies atthe level of their leadership and management to ensure that adequate constitutionaland statutory instruments are in place and duly implemented,1. congratulates National Societies for their continuing and considerable effortsinvested in the last decade in the revision of their statutes and related legal textsand in the strengthening of their legal base in domestic law;2. expresses its appreciation to National Societies who have established a constructivedialogue with the ICRC and the International Federation, as well as withthe Joint Statutes Commission, which has allowed the Movement to progresstoward fulfilling the objective of strengthening National Societies’ legal base;3. recommends that National Societies which have not yet initiated or successfullycompleted a statutes revision process undertake the necessary steps in order toupdate their statutory or constitutional base instruments in accordance with theGuidance document and relevant Council of Delegates and InternationalConference resolutions;4. invites National Societies undertaking a revision of their statutes and relatedlegal texts to pay special attention to the following questions identified by theJoint Statutes Commission as the issues most often at variance with theGuidance document, including the definition of– the National Society’s relationship with its public authorities, in particularits status and role as an auxiliary in the humanitarian field, in line with theFundamental Principle of independence;– the National Society’s governing bodies (composition, duties, proceduresand rotation);– the roles and responsibilities of governance and management;– the National Society’s membership;– the branch structure (e.g. how branches are created, what bodies governthem and the relationship between branches and headquarters);5. encourages National Societies to initiate or pursue a dialogue, as required, withtheir national authorities in order to strengthen their legal base in domestic law,through high-quality Red Cross/Red Crescent laws, so as to formalize theirauxiliary role in the humanitarian field and to recognize the commitment ofnational authorities to respect the ability of National Societies to work andoperate in accordance with the Fundamental Principles;6. calls upon National Societies, in particular at the level of their respectiveleadership, to continue working closely with ICRC and International Federationdelegations in the revision of their statutes and related legal texts and in thestrengthening of their legal base in domestic law, to take the recommendationsof the Joint Statutes Commission into account, as well as to keep the JointStatutes Commission duly informed of any progress or new developments;7. calls upon the ICRC, the International Federation and the Joint StatutesCommission to pursue actively their support to National Societies and to seekways of increasing their capacity and the effectiveness of their workingmethods. In their work to support National Societies, they should pay particular364
Volume 94 Number 885 Spring 2012attention to National Society laws and regulations, to develop new advisorynotes for National Societies as needed, and to ensure that the new institutionbuildingmechanisms and tools established within the Movement duly includeand reflect the objective of strengthening the legal and statutory baseinstruments of National Societies;8. invites the ICRC and the International Federation to initiate a consultation withNational Societies on the most effective ways to continue the process ofstrengthening National Society legal base instruments in the future, and thus toexplore and implement new and innovative ways and models to supportNational Societies, and to draw further on existing resources, partnerships andlegal expertise within the Movement, including the use of new learningplatforms and relevant National Society capacities and networks;9. invites the ICRC and the International Federation to draw on the work of theJoint Statutes Commission in order to report on the achievement of the ongoingobjective of strengthening the legal and statutory base instruments of NationalSocieties to the 2013 and subsequent Councils of Delegates.365
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