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Companies Act 2006
Private Company Limited by Guarantee
Articles of
…………………………………….
Interpretations
1. In these Articles:
“Address” means a postal address or, for the purposes of electronic communication, a
fax number, email address or telephone number for receiving text messages;
“Articles” means the Company’s articles of association;
“The Board of Directors” or “Board” means all those persons appointed to perform
the duties of directors of the Co-operative;
“Companies Acts” or “the Act” means the Companies Acts (as defined in section 2 of
the Companies Act 2006) in so far as they apply to the company;
“The Co-operative” means the above-named company;
“Co-operative Principles” are the principles defined in the International Co-operative
Alliance Statement of Co-operative Identity. The principles are those of voluntary and
open membership, democratic member control, member economic participation,
autonomy and independence, education, training and information, co-operation among
co-operatives and concern for the community;
“Director” means a director of the Co-operative and includes any person occupying the
position of Director, by whatever name called;
“Document” includes, unless otherwise stated, any document sent or supplied in
electronic form;
“Electronic means” has the meaning given in section 1168 of the Companies Act
2006;
“Employee” means anyone over the age of 16 holding a contract of employment with
the Co-operative to perform at least eight hours of work per week for the Co-operative;
“Entrenched” has the meaning given by section 22 of the Companies Act 2006 and as
detailed under the heading ‘Resolutions’ in these Articles;
“Member” has the meaning given in section 112 of the Companies Act 2006 and as
detailed under ‘Membership’ in these Articles;
“Person” means, unless the context requires otherwise, a natural person,
unincorporated body, firm, partnership, corporate body or any representative of an
unincorporated body, firm, partnership or corporate body;
“Regulations” has the meaning as detailed under ‘Regulations’ in these Articles;
“Secretary” means any person appointed to perform the duties of the Secretary of the
Co-operative;
"User" means those persons admitted into membership under these Articles that wish
to use the services of the Co-operative and have agreed to pay any subscription or other
sum due in respect of membership for the use of the Co-operative's services;
“Writing” means the representation or reproduction of words, symbols or other
information in a visible form by any method or combination of methods, whether sent or
supplied in electronic form or otherwise.
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2. Unless the context requires otherwise, other words or expressions contained in these
Articles bear the same meaning as in the Companies A ...
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Pre Membership Education Seminar (PMES)
1. PRE MEMBERSHIP SEMINAR
FOR COOPERATIVES
MARICEL G. RUEDAS, CDS II
CDA Dagupan Extension Office
1
2. “ A cooperative is an :
autonomous
duly registered association of persons
with common bond of interest
who have voluntarily joined together to achieve
their social, economic, and cultural needs and
aspirations
making equitable distributions to the capital
required
patronizing their products and services and
accepting a fair share of the risks and benefits of
the undertaking in accordance with universally
accepted cooperatives principles.”
2
4. • cooperatives are
voluntary organizations
• open to all persons
• able to use their services
• willing to accept the responsibilities
of membership
4
5. democratic
Cooperatives are :
• democratic organizations.
• controlled by their members
• directors or officers are accountable
to the membership.
• members have equal voting rights
5
6. • members contribute
equitably to the capital of
their cooperative. They
shall receive limited
compensation or limited
interest, if any, on capital
subscribed and
paid up as a condition of
membership.
6
7. • cooperatives are
autonomous,
• self-help organizations & independence
controlled by their
members.
• ensure democratic
control of their members
• Maintain their
cooperative autonomy
7
9. Cooperatives serve their
cooperat ion
cooperat ion
members most effectively
and strengthen the
cooperative movement by
working together through
local, national, regional and
international structures.
9
10. cooperatives work
for the sustainable
development of
their communities
through policies
approved by their
members.
10
13. (i) Cooperative Bank
(j) Dairy Cooperative
(k) Education Cooperative
(l) Electric Cooperative
(m) Financial Service Cooperative
(n) Fishermen Cooperative
(o) Health Services Cooperative 13
14. (p) Housing Cooperative
(r) Transport Cooperative
(s) Water Service Cooperative
(t) Workers Cooperative
(u) Other types of cooperatives as may
be determined by the Authority
14
16. (1)To encourage thrift and savings
mobilization among the members;
(2) To generate funds and extend
credit to the members for
productive and provident
purposes;
16
17. (3) To encourage among members
systematic production and
marketing;
(4) To provide goods and services
and other requirements to the
members;
(5) To develop expertise and skills
among its members; 17
18. (6) To acquire lands and provide
housing benefits for the
members;
(7) To insure against losses of the
members;
(8) To promote and advance the
economic, social and educational
status of the members;
18
19. (9) To establish, own, lease or
operate cooperative banks,
cooperative wholesale and retail
complexes, insurance and
agricultural/industrial processing
enterprises, and public markets;
(10) To coordinate and facilitate the
activities of cooperatives; 19
20. (11) To advocate for the cause of the
cooperative movement;
(12) To ensure the viability of
cooperatives through the
utilization of new technologies;
20
21. (13) To encourage and promote self-
help or self-employment as an
engine for economic growth and
poverty alleviation; and
(14) To undertake any and all other
activities for the effective and
efficient implementation of the
provisions of this Code.
21
25. (1) To the exclusive use of its
registered name, to sue and be
sued;
(2) Of succession;
(3) To amend its articles of
cooperation in accordance with
the provisions of this Code;
25
26. (4) To adopt by-laws not contrary to
law, morals or public policy, and
to amend and repeal the same in
accordance with the Code;
26
27. (5) To purchase, receive, take or grant,
hold, convey, sell, lease, pledge,
mortgage, and otherwise deal with
such real and personal property as
the transaction of the lawful affairs
of the cooperative may reasonably
and necessarily require, subject to
the limitations prescribed by law and
the Constitution;
27
28. (6) To enter into division, merger or
consolidation
(7) To form subsidiary cooperatives
(8) To join federations or unions
28
29. (9) To avail of loans, be entitled to
credit and to accept and
receive grants, donations and
assistance from foreign and
domestic sources.
29
30. (10) To avail of preferential rights
granted to cooperatives under
Republic Act No. 7160,
otherwise known as the Local
Government Code, and other
laws.
30
31. (11) To organize and operate schools
in accordance with Republic Act
No. 9155
(12) To exercise such other powers
granted by the Code or as stated
in its articles of cooperation.
31
33. ORGANIZING A PRIMARY
COOPERATIVE
The following may organize a primary
cooperative
• Fifteen (15) or more natural persons who are
Filipino citizens
• Of legal age (18 years old)
• Having common bond of interest
• Residing or working in the intended area of
operation
• Have completed a Pre-Membership
Education Seminar (PMES)
33
34. ECONOMIC SURVEY
Every group of individuals or cooperatives
intending to form a cooperative under this Code
shall submit to the Authority a general statement
describing, among others the structure and
purposes of the proposed cooperative.
Provided, That the structure and actual staffing
pattern of the cooperative shall include a
bookkeeper.
34
35. TERM
A cooperative shall exist for a period not
exceeding fifty (50) years from the date of
registration unless sooner dissolved or unless
said period is extended.
35
36. ARTICLES OF COOPERATION
All cooperatives applying for registration shall
file with the Authority the Articles of Cooperation
which shall be signed by each of the organizers
and acknowledged by them before a notary public.
BY-LAWS
Each cooperative to be registered under this
Code shall adopt by-laws not inconsistent with the
provisions of this Code.
36
37. REGISTRATION
A cooperative formed or organized under this
Code acquires juridical personality from the date
the Authority issues a certificate of registration
under its official seal.
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
A certificate of registration issued by the
Authority under its official seal shall be conclusive
evidence that the cooperative therein is duly
registered unless it is proved that the registration
thereof has been cancelled.
37
38. AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES OF
COOPERATION AND BY-LAWS
Unless otherwise prescribed by this Code
and for legitimate purpose, any provision or matter
stated in the articled of cooperation and by-laws
may be amended by two-thirds (2/3) vote of all the
members with voting rights.
38
40. KINDS OF MEMBERSHIP
REGULAR MEMBERS
A regular member is one who has complied with all
the membership requirements and entitled to all the rights
and privileges of membership.
•ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
An associate member is one who has no right to
vote nor be voted upon. Provided, that an associate
member who meets the minimum requirements of regular
membership, continues to patronize the cooperative for
two (2) years, and signifies his/her intention to remain a
member shall be considered a regular member.
40
41. GOVERNMENT OFFICERS AND
EMPLOYEES
•Any officer or employee of the Authority shall be
disqualified to be elected or appointed to any position in
a cooperative.
•All elective officials of the Government shall be
ineligible to become officers and directors of
cooperatives.
•Any government employees or official may, in the
discharge of his duties as member in the cooperative,
be allowed by the head of office concerned to use
official time for attendance at the general assembly,
board and committee meetings of cooperatives as well
as cooperative seminars, workshops, technical
meetings and training courses locally or abroad.
41
42. APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
An applicant for membership shall be
deemed a member after approval of his
membership by the Board of Directors and shall
exercise the rights of member after having made
such payments to the cooperative.
In case membership is refused or denied by
the board of directors, an appeal may be made to
the general assembly and the latter’s decision shall
be final.
42
43. LIABILITY OF MEMBERS
A member shall be liable for the debts of the
cooperative to the extent of his contribution to the
share capital of the cooperative.
43
44. TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP
• A member of a cooperative may, for any valid
reason, withdraw his membership from the
cooperative by giving a sixty (60) day notice to the
board of directors.
•The death or insanity of a member in a primary
cooperative
•Membership in the cooperative may be terminated
by a vote of the majority of all the members of the
board of directors:
•do not patronized any of the services of the
cooperative
•Continuously failed to comply with his
obligations, i.e. delinquency in loans 44
45. REFUND OF INTERESTS
All sums in accordance with the by-laws to be
due from a cooperative to a former member shall
be paid to him either by the cooperative or by the
approved trasferee, as the case may be, in
accordance with this Code.
45
49. COMPOSITION OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
The General Assembly shall be composed of
such members who are entitled to vote under the
Articles of cooperation and By-laws of the
cooperative.
49
50. POWERS OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
The General Assembly shall be the highest policy-
making body of the cooperative. The general
assembly shall have the following powers:
•To determine and approve amendments to the
articles of cooperation and by-laws
•To elect or appoint the members of the board of
directors, and to remove them for cause.
•To approve developmental plans of the cooperative
50
51. MEETINGS
A regular meeting shall be held by the general
assembly on a date fixed in the by-laws, or if not so
fixed, on any date within ninety (90) days after the
close of each fiscal year. Provided, that notice of
regular meetings shall be sent in writing, by posting or
publication, or through other electronic means to all
members of record.
Whenever necessary, a special meeting of the
general assembly may be called at any time by a
majority of the board of directors or as provided for in
the by-laws.
51
52. QUORUM
A quorum shall consist of at least twenty-five
percent (25%) of all the members entitled to vote.
VOTING SYSTEM
Each member of a primary cooperative shall have
only one (1) vote. (one man-one vote policy)
52
53. COMPOSITION AND TERM OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The direction and management of the affairs
of a cooperative shall be vested in a board of
directors which shall be composed of not less than
five (5) nor more than fifteen (15) members
elected by the general assembly for a term fixed in
the by-laws but not exceeding a term of two (2)
years and shall hold office until their succesors are
duly elected and qualified, or until duly removed for
cause.
53
54. POWERS OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
The board of directors shall be responsible for the
strategic planning, direction-setting and policy-
formulation of the cooperatives.
54
55. DIRECTORS
Any member of a cooperative , who has the right to
vote and possess all the qualifications provided in
the by-laws shall be eligible for election as director.
The members of the board of directors shall not
hold any other position directly involved in the day
to day operation and management of the
cooperative.
Any person engaged in a business similar to that of
the cooperative or who in any way has a conflict of
interest with it, is disqualified from election as a
director of said cooperative. 55
56. MEETING OF THE BOARD AND
QUORUM REQUIREMENTS
Regular meetings of the board of directors shall be
held at least once a month.
Special meetings of the board of directors may be
held at any time upon the call of the chairperson or a
majority of the members of the board.
A majority of the members of the board shall
constitute a quorum for the conduct of business.
Directors cannot attend or vote by proxy at board
meetings. 56
57. VACANCY IN THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Any vacancy in the board of directors, other
than expiration of term, may be filled by the vote of
at least a majority of the remaining directors.
Otherwise, the vacancy must be filled by the
general assembly in a regular or special meeting
called for the purpose.
A director so elected to fill a vacancy shall
serve only the unexpired term of his predecessor in
office.
57
58. OFFICERS OF THE COOPERATIVE
The board of directors shall elect from among
themselves the chairperson and vice-chairperson
and elect or appoint other offices of the cooperative
from outside of the board.
No two (2) or more persons with relationships up
to the third degree of consanguinity or affinity nor
shall any person engaged in business similar to
that of the cooperative shall serve as an appointive
office.
58
59. DEGREE OF RELATIONSHIP
The prohibition on relationship by consanguinity
and affinity within the third civil degree applies
within each category since the Code says no two or
more persons within the third civil degree of
consanguinity or affinity shall serve as elective or
appointive officers in the same board.
For purposes of clarity hereunder are the
degree of relationships covered under the said
prohibition.
59
60. DEGREE OF RELATIONSHIP
I. RELATIONSHIP BY CONSANGUINITY
1. First Degree Parent to Child
2. Second Degree Grandparent to Child
Brother to Sister
3. Third Degree Uncle to Child
Aunt to Child
Greatgrandparent to
Child
60
61. DEGREE OF RELATIONSHIP
II. RELATIONSHIP BY AFFINITY
1. First Degree Parent-in-law to Daughter –in –law
2. Second Degree Brother –in-law to sister-in-law
3. Third degree Greatgrandparent-in-law to
Daughter/Son-in-law to
Uncle/Aunt-in-law to
Niece/Nephew-in-law
61
62. OFFICERS OF THE COOPERATIVE
The officers of the cooperative shall include:
• Members of the board of directors
• Members of the different committees created by
the general assembly
• General manager
• Secretary
• Treasurer
• Other positions as maybe provided for in the by-laws
62
63. COMMITTEES OF COOPERATIVES
The By-laws shall provide for the creation of the
following committees:
1. Audit committee - elected by GA
2. Election committee - elected by GA
3. Mediation and Conciliation committee - appointed
4. Ethics committee - appointed by BOD
5. Education committee - appointed by BOD
6. Other committees as may be necessary for the
conduct of the affairs of the cooperative (ex.
Credit committee)
63
64. FUNCTIONS, RESPONSIBILITIES
AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS OF
DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
The functions and responsibilities of the
directors, officers and committee members, as well
as their training requirements, shall be in
accordance with the rules and regulations issued
by the Authority.
64
65. COMPENSATION
In the absence of any provision in the by-laws
fixing their compensation, the directors shall not
receive any compensation except for reasonable
per diems.
65
66. REMOVAL OF ELECTED OFFICERS
All complaints for the removal of any elected officer
shall be filed with the board of directors.
Such officer shall be given the opportunity to be
heard. Upon finding of a prima facie evidence of guilt,
the board shall present its recommendation for
removal to the general assembly.
An elective officer may be removed by ¾ votes of
the regular members present and constituting a
quorum, in a regular or special general assembly
meeting called for the purpose.
66
68. ADDRESS
Every cooperative shall have an official postal
address to which all notices and communications
shall be sent. Such address and every change
thereof shall be registered with the Authority.
68
69. BOOKS TO BE KEPT OPEN
Every cooperative shall have the following
documents ready and accessible to its members
and representative of the Authority for inspection:
1. A copy of this Code and all other laws pertaining to
cooperatives;
2. A copy of the regulations of the Authority
3. A copy of the articles of cooperation and by-laws of
the cooperative
4. The books of the minutes of the meetings of the
General Assembly, board of directors and
committess
5. Share books
69
70. REGISTER OF MEMBERS AS PRIMA
FACIE EVIDENCE
Any register or list of members or shares kept by any
registered cooperative shall be prima facie evidence of
the following particulars enetered therein:
1. The date on which the name of any person was
entered in such register or list as member
2. The date on which any such person ceased to be a
member.
70
71. BONDING OF ACCOUNTABLE
OFFICERS
Every director, officer and employee handling
funds, securities or property on behalf of any
cooperative shall be covered by a surety bond to be
issued by a duly registered insurance or bongding
company for the faithful performance of their duties
and obligations.
Upon filing the application for registration of a
cooperative, the bonds of the accountable officers
shall be required by the Authority.
71
72. TAX TREATMENT OF
COOPERATIVES
Duly registered cooperatives under this Code
which do not transact any business with non-
members or the general public shall not be subject
to any taxes and fees imposed under the internal
revenue laws and other tax laws.
72
74. CAPITAL
The capitalization of cooperative and the
accounting procedures shall be governed by the
provisions of this Code and the regulations which
shall be issued.
74
75. SHARE CAPITAL
The term ‘share’ refers to a unit in a primary
cooperative the par value of which may be fixed at any
figure not more than 1000 pesos.
The share capital of the cooperative is the money
paid or required to be paid for the operations of the
cooperative.
The share capital consist of:
• Common share capital-issued to regular members
• Preferred share capital-issued to associate members
75
76. CAPITAL SOURCES
Cooperative registered under this Code may derive
their capital from any or all of the following sources:
1. Members’ share capital
2. Loans and borrowings including deposits
3. Revolving capital which consists of the deferred
payment of patronage refunds or interest on share
capital
4. Subsidies, donations, legacies, grants, aids and such
other assistance from any local or foreign institution
whether public or private.
76
77. LIMITATION ON SHARE CAPITAL
HOLDINGS
No member of a primary cooperative other than
a cooperative itself shall own or hold more than ten
percent (10%) of the subscribed share capital of the
cooperative.
77
78. ASSIGNMENT OF SHARE CAPITAL
CONTRIBUTION OR INTEREST
No member shall transfer his shares or interest in
the coopertaive or any part thereof unless:
• He has held such share capital contibution or
interest for not less than 1 year
• The assignment is made to the cooperative or to
a member of the cooperative
• The board of directors shall approve such
assignment.
78
79. CAPITAL BUILD-UP
The by-laws of every cooperative shall provide
for a reasonable and realistic member capital build-
up program to allow for continuing growth of the
members’investment in their cooperative as their
own economic conditions continue to improve.
79
81. NET SURPLUS
Every cooperative shall determine its net surplus
at the close of every fiscal year.
The net surplus shall not be construed as profit
but an excess of payments made by the members
for the loans borrowed or goods and services
availed by them and which shall be deemed to
have been returned to them if the same is
distributed as prescribed herein.
81
82. DISTRIBUTION OF NET SURPLUS
The net surplus of every cooperative shall be
distributed as follows:
1. Reserve Fund –at least 10% of net surplus.
Provided, That, in the first 5 years of operation after
registration, this amount shall not be less than 50%
of the net surplus.
2. Education and Training Fund-shall not be more
than 10% of the net surplus.
3. Community Development Fund-shall not be less
than 3% of the net surplus. 82
83. DISTRIBUTION OF NET SURPLUS
4. Optional Fund (Land and Building)- shall not
exceed 7% of the net surplus.
5. The remaining net surplus shall be made available
to the members in the form of
•
83
85. REQUIRED REGULAR REPORTS
The following reports shall be submitted to the
Authority:
1. Cooperative Annual Performance Report (CAPR)
2. Audited Financial Statement duly stamped
“Received”by BIR
3. Socio Audit Report
4. Performance Report
5. List of Officers and Trainings
undertaken/completed
85
86. FILING
All registered cooperatives shall file with the
Authority a copy of the required reports either
through personal, registered mail, courier or
electronic means, within 120 days from the
end of every calendar year.
86
87. REQUIRED REGULAR REPORTS
The following reports shall be submitted to the
Authority:
1. Cooperative Annual Performance Report (CAPR)
2. Audited Financial Statement duly stamped
“Received”by BIR
3. Socio Audit Report
4. Performance Report
5. List of Officers and Trainings
undertaken/completed
87
90. They follow all business norms like:
Compliance with all business requirements
such as but not limited to business
permits; registration with BIR; social
legislation and labor laws;
Adherence to local laws;
Healthy competition;
Open trade;
Cash trading
90
91. They follow all business norms like:
Selling at market price
Avoid destructive competition among
coops
Adequate capitalization
Adherence to business governance
91
92. Constant expansion
Quality Standardized Goods
Minimize Expenditures
Comply with basic requirements of
a business enterprise.
92
93. Constant expansion
Quality Standardized Goods
Minimize Expenditures
Comply with basic requirements of
a business enterprise.
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94. 1. BIR REGISTRATION
Articles of Cooperation and By-laws
Certificate of Registration from CDA
2. Tax Identification Number (TIN)
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95. 3. Book of Accounts
- yearly, on or before the last
working day of December
- 2 Columnar, Cash Receipt,
Cash Disbursement,
Ledger,Journal
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96. 4. Certificate of Tax Exemption
* Certified true copy of Articles of
Cooperation, By-laws and
Certificate of Registration
* Application Letter
* BIR Registration
* TIN of member or cedula
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cooperatives are voluntary organizations, open to all persons able to use their services and willing to accept the responsibilities of membership, without gender, social, racial, cultural, political, or religious discrimination. mphwang 021610
Cooperatives are democratic organizations. That are controlled by their members who actively participate in setting their policies and making decisions. Men and women serving as elected representatives, directors or officers are accountable to the membership. In primary cooperatives, members have equal voting rights of one-member, one-vote. Cooperatives at other levels are organized in the same democratic manner. mphwang 021610
members contribute equitably to, and democratically control, the capital of their cooperative. At least part of that capital is the common property of the cooperative. They shall receive limited compensation or limited interest, if any, on capital subscribed and paid up as a condition of membership. mphwang 021610
cooperatives are autonomous, self-help organizations controlled by their members. If they enter into agreements with other organizations, including government, or raise capital from external sources, they shall do so on terms that ensure democratic control of their members and maintain their cooperative autonomy. mphwang 021610
cooperatives shall provide education and training for their members, elected and appointed representatives, managers, and employees so that they can contribute effectively and efficiently to the development of their cooperatives. mphwang 021610
Cooperatives serve their members most effectively and strengthen the cooperative movement by working together through local, national, regional and international structures. mphwang 021610
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To avail of loans, be entitled to credit and to accept and receive grants, donations and assistance from foreign and domestic sources, subject to the conditions of said loans, credits, grants, donations or assistance that will not undermine the autonomy of the cooperative. mphwang 021610
To avail of preferential rights granted to cooperatives under Republic Act No. 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code, and other laws, particularly those in the grant of franchises to establish, construct, operate and maintain ferries, wharves, markets or slaughterhouses, and to lease public utilities, including access to extension and on-site research services and facilities related to agriculture and fishery activities; mphwang 021610
(11) To organize and operate schools in accordance with Republic Act No. 9155, Governance of Basic Education Act of 2001 and other pertinent laws; and (11) To exercise such other powers granted by this Code or necessary to carry out its purpose or purposes as stated in its articles of cooperation. mphwang 021610