As a special honour the Congress may
grant the title of WACS Honorary President. There
may not be more than one WACS Honorary President
at any particular time.
6.2.WACS Honorary Members
At the request of legitimate WACS
National Member Societies or WACS Board, the Congress
may grant the title of WACS Honorary Membership
to individuals who have given outstanding service
to WACS and the culinary profession in general.
Nominations must be submitted by the
WACS Continental Directors for those nominations
from their respective areas to the WACS Executive
Committee.
These nominations must be accompanied,
in writing, three (3) months before the congress.
A curriculum vita and a brief explanation
stating the reasons why the nominated candidate
should receive such an accolade must be forwarded
to the WACS Executive Committee for their perusal.
WACS Honorary Members will receive
a WACS certificate on their appointment and the
WACS medal and ribbon.
The number of WACS Honorary Members
may not exceed the number of active societies affiliated
to the World Association.
7. Winding-Up
The World Association
can only be wound up by a decision of the Congress
if two-thirds of all the validly cast votes approve
the motion stated on the agenda
8.Remaining
Assets
In the event of
winding-up of the World Association, the remaining
assets will be distributed evenly between the member
societies which still belong to the World association
at the time of winding-up by the Swiss Cooks Society
acting in agreement with the current Board and after
settling all liabilities.
9. Offical
Organs for Publication
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10.Final Provision
These statutes enter into force on
1 July 2002, subject to their approval by the 30th
World Association Congress of Kyoto 2002.
They replace the existing statutes
of the World Association.
