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Together with nine experts, we have created a complete club handbook on the latest topics, which you can download free of charge. In this area, you will also find the most important sample documents on various processes in clubs listed.
We have compiled a comprehensive document covering the most relevant topics from the Knowledge & tips page, which you can download as a PDF free of charge and use for your club. In addition, eight experts from the fields of law and taxation, as well as topics related to youth development, public relations, digitalisation and event planning, have contributed to this document.
To make it easier for clubs to access important information, the club handbook is available free of charge.
With the contributions of experienced experts, the handbook provides reliable guidance for anyone who wants to assume responsibility in the club or modernize processes. This means that you have the most important club knowledge in one place — presented in an understandable way and always at hand.
Together with a legal expert (lawyer) from practice, we have created a download area with many important documents as samples. Everything revolves around the topics of the board, members, events and meetings. From data protection documents, declarations of membership and resignation to loan agreements and discharge of the Executive Board. Over 35 documents are waiting for you. Prepared by club law experts and purchased for just a few euros.
The following two forms are essential when founding a club in Austria. With the “Build a club” form, initial important information about the club (name, competent authority, club headquarters, etc.) can be entered. The second is the sample statutes provided by the BMI. You can find more Information about setting up a club in Austria in our article.
Since every canton in Switzerland has a slightly different structure in terms of authorities and forms, we will give a specific example here using the Canton of Zurich (Directorate of Justice and Home Affairs). The statutes can of course be used for each canton. You can find more Information about setting up a club in Switzerland in our article.
We would like to mention that this information (plus the information from Blog posts about the GDPR) serve as a guide and will never replace thorough self-research or even legal advice. We therefore recommend that every club board thoroughly study the GDPR and seek legal advice if anything is unclear.
In any case, a data protection provision must be adapted to your needs and requirements in the club. We have therefore deliberately given you the opportunity to change our pattern at your discretion in order to tailor it specifically to your club.
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In any case, a data protection provision must be adapted to your needs and requirements in the club. Just as statutes differ in every club, data protection regulations must also be individually coordinated with the club. We have therefore deliberately given you the opportunity to change our pattern at your discretion in order to tailor it specifically to your club.
Board change checklist
An unorganized change of board can result in a loss of a great deal of information and knowledge. That's why it shouldn't even come to that in the first place. So that you don't forget anything in this already very special situation in the “hurry of battle”, we have created a simple checklist for changing boards. This can be downloaded from our legal area.
This collection contains all important documents for internal club work — from keeping minutes to annual planning to taking stock of your inventory. You can download them collectively and adapt them individually.
