- If the associate member has not paid its membership fee, membership shall be terminated or suspended at the discretion of the Executive Committee.
ARTICLE VI: THE ASSEMBLY
- The Assembly is the supreme organ of WAY. It shall determine the main lines of policy and assume responsibility for the direction and administration of WAY.
- The Assembly shall receive from the Executive Committee a report on the implementation of WAY policy and activities carried out by WAY since the previous Assembly.
- The Assembly shall receive from the Executive Committee a report on the finances of WAY, which shall include audited accounted of income and expenditure and balance sheets for the period since the previous Assembly. It shall approve the accounts and financial statements of WAY.
- The Assembly shall decide the programmes of WAY.
- The Assembly shall elect the Executive Committee.
- The Assembly shall give the necessary authorization to the Executive Committee to take action in cases where the power attributed to it by the Charter shall be insufficient.
- Each member of WAY shall appoint up to six delegates to the Assembly. Members from countries whose populations exceeds 10 million may appoint one delegate for each additional 10 million or fraction of ten million, up to 16 delegates. Delegates shall be elected representatives of youth organisations. National youth councils should make every effort to ensure their delegations include both genders and half of the members are under the age of 30.
- The Assembly shall meet every four years and shall be convened by the Executive Committee. A notice shall be sent at least two months before the Assembly to the members.
