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1.1. The society (hereinafter \u201cSociety\u201d) named: International Society of Dietary Supplements and Phytotherapy (ISDSP) is hereby established.
\n1.2. The Society is headquartered in Rome, Italy. It may extend its activity, with additional offices also located abroad.
\n1.3. The relationship between the Society and its members shall be governed exclusively by law and by these Articles of Association.<\/p>\n
2.1. The objective of the Society is to bring together influential groups and individuals within an international, interdisciplinary Society in order to promote the discipline of using dietary supplements and phytotherapy in the daily diet, in healthcare and medicine for the well-being of the public.
\nThe aforesaid objectives shall be implemented by:
\n(i) promoting and disseminating studies and knowledge about all matters linked to the use of dietary supplements and phytotherapy in the diet and in medicine, in order to obtain a higher level of general health, using the appropriate means.
\n(ii) drafting Guidelines and Standards for the preparation and use of dietary supplements and phytotherapy in order to promote a higher level of general health.
\n(iii) fostering interdisciplinary collaboration between those involved in the use of dietary supplements and phytotherapy in medicine and in healthcare for the individual.
\n(iv) fostering partnerships with the companies involved in developing dietary supplements, phytotherapeutics and medical devices (\u201cClinical trials\u201d, experience, dossiers, drug formulations, treatment protocols, etc.)<\/p>\n
2.2. The aforesaid objectives may be met in the following ways:
\na) by organising an international Conference (hereinafter \u201cInternational Conference\u201d, or: the \u201cConference\u201d) at least once every three years (circumstances permitting). The Conference shall be held in different geographical regions in Italy and abroad;
\nb) by organising training courses on topics relating to dietary supplements and phytotherapy;
\nc) by creating and supporting study groups working on topics of special interest;
\nd) by encouraging and facilitating the circulation of knowledge and information in scientific publications, by means of newsletters and a dedicated website;
\ne) by appointing work groups to coordinate clinical trials conducted in various facilities;
\nf) by promoting the acknowledgement of internationally accepted definitions, terminology and methodologies;
\ng) by representing the interests of its members in relation to public and private international organisations having similar purposes to the objectives of the Society.<\/p>\n
3.1. The Society shall be of unlimited duration.
\n3.2. The official language of the Society is Italian and, within the limits permitted by law, English. However, lack of knowledge of the English language shall not compromise one\u2019s possibility of becoming a member of the society.<\/p>\n
4.1. The Society incorporates all professional disciplines interested in using dietary supplements and phytotherapeutics in the diet, everyday health and medicine. The Society\u2019s membership criteria shall not take the candidate\u2019s sex, race, nationality, religion or political views into account. 4.c. Membership Approval. 4.d. Loss of Membership 4.e. Membership Rights. 5.1. The Society shall be authorised to own, lease and use any type of asset. 6.1. The Society is composed of the following bodies: 7.1. The General Meeting is the highest authority in the Society. It is made up of Founding members and Board Members and observes the provisions set out in this paragraph. The secretary-general and the treasurer also belong to the General Meeting throughout their term of office. 8.1. The members of the Executive Board shall be voted in, rejected or suspended by the General Meeting. Executive Board members shall be members of the Society, with the exception of the secretary-general and the treasurer, who are required to have special capability, experience and reliability. The Executive Board is made up of a minimum of 6 (six) to a maximum of 10 (ten) members and shall consist of: Executive Board.<\/strong> 9.1. The Secretary-General shall be responsible for implementing all the measures decided on by the Executive Board in order to meet the objectives enacted in these Articles of Association. The Secretary-General shall also be in charge of preparing works for the Executive Board. In agreement with the President, the Secretary-General shall perform an advisory role for the Executive Board. 10.1. The Executive Board usually meets once a year. However, it may meet when requested by the President or at least one third of its members. 11.1. The Treasurer shall be competent for the Society\u2019s financial matters. As needs arise, the Executive Board shall be responsible for regulations concerning the activities and operational life of the Society, along with the interpretation of its responsibilities. These should be approved by the GM and should not breach these Articles of Association or the legal provisions.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][\/et_pb_section]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ISDSP: Regulations and statute Name and Headquarters. Applicable law. Article 1. 1.1. The society (hereinafter \u201cSociety\u201d) named: International Society of Dietary Supplements and Phytotherapy (ISDSP) is hereby established. 1.2. The Society is headquartered in Rome, Italy. It may extend its activity, with additional offices also located abroad. 1.3. The relationship between the Society and its […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"
\nMembership of the society shall be free of charge.
\n4.2. Involvement in the society is possible in the following ways:
\nFounding Members
\nMembers who set up the Society. They have the right to vote and are part of the general meeting.
\n4.b. Subscribing Members
\nMembers qualified as doctors or with a degree in a scientific subject, who support the objectives of the society, without the right to take part in meetings and with no right to vote.
\nBoard Members<\/strong>
\nMembers who support the society\u2019s objectives, with the right to take part in meetings and to vote, with the exception of amendments to the articles of association, approval of the annual accounts and any other matter linked to investments of the society. The board members shall be appointed by the Executive Board and are selected from distinguished figures in the Society\u2019s areas of interest.
\nSubject experts<\/strong>
\nMembers who demonstrate their interest in the society\u2019s dissemination activities, with no right to vote and no right to take part in the general meeting.
\nPartner Companies or Organisations<\/strong>
\nCompanies or Organisations, with particular reference to national and international pharmaceutical companies and scientific companies, which aim to support the society\u2019s objectives through ventures consistent with the aims of their own articles of association. The Executive Board shall engage the partner companies or organisations periodically, presenting the society\u2019s programmes to them.<\/p>\n
\nThe Executive Board reserves the right to refuse any membership applications. The reason for exclusion does not need to be given.<\/p>\n
\nMembership may be lost for one of the following reasons:
\n– The Member\u2019s renouncement of his or her Status in the Society (by providing an explicit statement expressing this will);
\n– Death of the Member;
\n– Striking off of the Member as decided by the Executive Board;<\/p>\n
\nMembers shall be entitled to: receive the Society\u2019s newsletter, with updates about the Society\u2019s activities and the results of the study groups; receive the official magazine and access any other documents prepared by the Executive Board and by the Society.<\/p>\nArticle 5 Ownership and accounts<\/h2>\n
\n5.2. The Society\u2019s financial year shall coincide with the calendar year
\n5.3. The Executive Board shall be responsible for drawing up the annual balance sheet and shall also be in charge of bookkeeping in accordance with the law.<\/p>\nArticle 6. Structure of the Society.<\/h2>\n
\na. The General Meeting (hereinafter the “General Meeting”, or: “GM”);
\nb. The Executive Board (hereinafter the \u201cExecutive Board\u201d or: “EB”).
\n6.2. Regional Administrators
\nThe Executive Board shall appoint the regional administrators, whose role will be to disseminate the objectives of the Society in the areas for which they are competent. The regional administrators shall also have the task of staging a regional scientific event on an annual basis. They shall lose their status if they fail to stage the aforesaid event two years running, except in cases of force majeure.
\n6.3 Other bodies
\nAll other officers and committees mentioned in these Articles of Association or appointed by subsequent deeds shall be appointed by and under the authority of the GM and the EB, as applicable.<\/p>\nThe General Meeting (GM). Article 7.<\/h2>\n
\n7.2. The General Meeting shall meet at least once a year to approve the documents discussed. The Secretary-General shall send notice of the meeting by email or ordinary post at least four weeks in advance; this period shall not include the day on which the notice is sent or the day the meeting takes place. The notice shall contain a draft of the items on the agenda to be discussed in the General Meeting. The GM shall discuss the items on the agenda. The GM may adopt resolutions irrespective of the number of
\nMembers; Founding Members may attend the meetings in person or through a delegate, except when amendments to these Articles of Association are being discussed. The General Meeting shall vote in the Executive Board, preferably on the basis of nominations made by the retiring Executive Board.
\n7.3. The GM has the role of approving – or not – any proposed amendments to these Articles of Association put forward by the Executive Board.
\n7.4. The Society\u2019s accounts and balance sheet shall be submitted to the GM, whose duty it is to approve them.
\n7.5. The GM shall be presided over by the president of the Executive Board. The president shall appoint the Secretary of the General Meeting. The Secretary shall draw up the minutes of the GM and approve them with the president.
\n7.8. The Members, the Secretary-General and the treasurer each have one vote and decisions are made by majority vote. Voting shall be open; it may only be by secret ballot where expressly requested by the majority of the Members. In the event of a tie, there will be a second vote. If there is yet another tie, the president shall have the deciding vote or the power to cross the item off the agenda.<\/p>\nArticle 8. The Executive Board (EB).<\/h2>\n
\n(i) Six Officers:
\nThe President
\nThe Vice President
\nThe Past President
\nThe Honorary President
\nThe Secretary-General
\nThe Treasurer
\nElection and re-election of Executive Board Members shall be based on a proposal put forward by the same <\/p>\n
\n8.2. The EB shall fulfil the following functions:
\na. it shall manage the affairs of the Society;
\nb. it shall help prepare Conferences and meetings and offer advice to that effect;
\nc. it shall coordinate and encourage the exchange of information between Members
\nd. it shall encourage the formation of study groups and national branches of the Society;
\ne. it shall allocate the budget and manage the Society\u2019s funds
\nf. it shall decide on the actions to be implemented in order to meet the purposes and objectives of the Society;<\/strong>
\ng. it shall prepare and suggest amendments to these Articles of Association if deemed necessary;
\nh. it shall implement the decisions of the General Meeting
\ni. it shall act for and on behalf of the Society.
\n8.3. The Society shall be represented by the President and, if the latter is absent or unable to represent, by the Vice-President or Past President.
\nThe Executive Board may grant one or more people the power to represent the Society (\u201crepresentatives\u201d).
\n8.4. The total term of office of Executive Board members is six years. They may be re-elected consecutively for up to two terms.
\n8.5 On completion of their term, all presidents shall become forever Past Presidents.<\/p>\nArticle 9. Secretary-General.<\/h2>\n
\n9.2. The Secretary-General shall draw up the minutes of the Executive Board meetings and sign them along with the President.
\n9.3. The Secretary-General shall be responsible for safekeeping the books and records of the Society.
\n9.4. The Secretary-General, in agreement with the President, shall also be responsible for all the Society\u2019s organisational and financial matters. If the two disagree, the Executive Board shall adjudicate. The provisions of article 11 of these Articles of Association shall apply with regard to financial matters.<\/p>\nArticle 10. Executive Board Meetings<\/h2>\n
\n10.2. Executive Board meetings may only be considered valid if attended by at least one third of its members. The decisions of the Executive Board shall be adopted by a majority vote of the members present.<\/p>\nArticle 11. The treasurer<\/h2>\n
\n11.2. The Treasurer shall be concerned with managing the Society\u2019s accounts and using them on behalf of the latter in order to meet the objectives and purposes set by the Society, as enacted in these Articles of Association.
\n11.3. The Treasurer shall be responsible for drawing up the annual balance sheet to be submitted to the Executive Board.<\/p>\nArticle 12. Regulations.<\/h2>\n
Name and seat. Governing law. Article 1.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n1.1. The name of the society (the \"Society\") is: International Society of Dietary Supplements and Phytotherapy (ISDSP)\r\n1.2. The Society has its seat in Roma, Italy. It may have offices elsewhere. Its bureau will be established in the country where the Secretary-General is practicing his or her profession.\r\n1.3. The relationship between the Society and its members shall be governed exclusively by law and by this articles of the Society.\r\n\r\n
Objectives. Article 2.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n2.1. The purpose of the Society is to bring together groups and individuals in an International interdisciplinary organisation in order to promote on a non-profit basis the science of the use of dietary supplements and phytotherapy in diet, health and medicine for the benefit of the public, by:\r\n\r\n(i) promoting and disseminating research and knowledge on all aspects of the utilisation of dietary supplements and phytotherapy in diet and medicine, in order to otain, by all appropriate means, a higher level of health;\r\n(ii) proposing guidelines and standard criteria for preparation and use of dietary supplements and phytotherapy for the benefit of health;\r\n(iii) fostering collaboration between the various disciplines interested in the use of dietary supplements and phytotherapy in medicine and individual health;\r\n(iv) promote collaboration with companies involved in the development of dietary supplements, phytoterapics drugs and medical devices (Clinical trials, expertise, dossier, drugs formulation, treatment protocols, etc.)\r\n\r\n2.2. The means by which these objectives might be met will include:\r\n\r\na) organizing an international Congress (the \"International Congress\", or: the \"Congress\") every one or two years, if possible, the Congress will be held in different geographic regions of the world;\r\nb) organising educational courses on subjects related to dietary supplements and phytotherapy;\r\nc) creating and supporting study groups on topics of particular interest;\r\nd) promoting and facilitating the dissemination of knowledge and information in scientific publications, and by newsletters and the internet via a dedicated web site;\r\ne) appointing working parties to co-ordinate multicentre clinical trials;\r\nf) promoting internationally agreed definitions, terminologies and methodologies;\r\ng) representing the interests of its membership in international public and private organisations whose aims are consistent with the purposes of the Society.\r\n\r\n
Duration, language and communications. Article 3.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n3.1. The duration of the Society shall be unlimited;\r\n3.2. The official language of the Society shall be Italian and, as far as permitted by law, English. Lack of knowledge of English, however, shall not disqualify a candidate from membership;\r\n3.3. When these articles of the Society use the term \"in writing\", this refers to all messages sent via common means of communication either as, or transferable to, hard copy;\r\n\r\n
Membership. Article 4.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n4.1. The Society incorporates all disciplines interested in the use of dietary supplements and phytotherapy in the diet, health and medicine. Members shall be accepted irrespective of sex, race, language, religion or political persuasion. The sole criterion for membership shall be the academic level or the comparable level of scientific achievement of the applicant.\r\n4.2. Whenever these articles of the Society refer to (a) member(s), such reference is deemed to include senior members, junior members and honorary members, unless explicitly stated otherwise.\r\n\r\nSenior membership.\r\n\r\na) Any individual professional who supports the goals and purposes of the Society and who acts in accordance with article 2 may become a senior member of the Society provided he\/she possess an advanced degree or a second level master or a PHD.\r\n\r\nJunior membership.\r\n\r\nb) The same requirement as for the senior member applies to the junior members, except that they are not required to have an advanced degree or PHD.\r\nHonorary membership.\r\n\r\nc) Individuals who excel in the fields of interest of the Society may be appropriately honoured by honorary memberships of the Society.\r\nHonorary members are nominated by the Executive Board of the Society and appointed by the General Assembly.\r\n\r\n4.3 Approval of membership.\r\n\r\nThe Executive Board reserves the right to exclude any applicant from membership as it sees fit. The reason for rejection does not need to be stated.\r\n4.4 Termination of membership.\r\n\r\nMembership shall be terminated in any of the following matters:\r\n\r\n- by resignation by the member (letter to be sent to the Secretary-General);\r\n- by failure to pay the membership fee for a third term (resignation by the Society);\r\n- by the death of a member and the dissolution of an associate member-legal entity;\r\n- by striking-off, voted by the Executive Board with a two-thirds majority; the member concerned shall have the right to appeal the decision to the General Assembly. The striking- off will be effective by the end of the current year;\r\n\r\n4.5 Membership fees.\r\n\r\nEach full member shall pay the yearly membership fee.\r\nThe membership fee may be incorporated into the registration fee of the Congress, so that all participants may become members of the Society.\r\n\r\nThe Executive Board shall determine, time after time, with the approval of the General Assembly, the membership fee for the Society. The Executive Board decides the associative quotes from time to time with the approval of the General Assembly.\r\n\r\n4.6 Rights of members.\r\n\r\nMembers are entitled to receive: the Society 's newsletter, free access to website in the members\u2019 section, news about activities and reports for study groups, and any other material prepared by the Executive Board and by the Society.\r\n\r\n
Powers, budgeting and fund-raising. Article 5.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n5.1. The Society shall be authorised to own, lease and dispose of all kinds of property, wherever situated;\r\n5.2. The financial year of the Association shall coincide with the calendar year;\r\n5.3. The Executive Board shall be responsible for drawing up and implementing appropriate budgets and for all other bookkeeping obligations under the law;\r\n5.4. A Fund-raising Working Group created by the Executive Board shall design and implement appropriate fund-raising programs to benefit the aims of the Society.\r\n5.5. The Society shall exclude any person to be liable for any debts validly incurred by or on behalf of the Society, notwithstanding any provision of any law.\r\n\r\n
Structure of the Association. Article 6.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n6.1. The Association has the following bodies:\r\n\r\na. the General Assembly (the \"General Assembly\", or: the \"GA\");\r\nb. the Executive Board (the \"Executive Board\", or: the \"EB\").\r\n\r\n6.2. All other officers and committees mentioned in these articles of association (such as the Fund-raising Working Group, the President for the Congress, Study Groups, the Congress Secretary-General, the Host Organizing Committee, the Scientific Committee) are appointed by and subordinate to the GA or the EB, as the case may be.\r\n\r\n
General Assembly (GA). Article 7.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n7.1. The GA is the supreme authority of the Society. It is composed of the members with due observance of the provisions of this paragraph.\r\n\r\n7.2. At least one GA will be held annually to approve the documents discussed. Notice shall be given by the Secretary-General by e-mails or letters sent to the addresses the members have provided the Society, with observation of a notice period of at least four weeks, the day of the notice and the day of the meeting not to be counted. The notice shall specify the items to be discussed.\r\n\r\nThe GA will discuss the items on the agenda. Resolutions may be adopted by the GA irrespective of the number of members, except when amendments to these articles of Society member can attend the GA either in person or by proxy. Only a member or a member of the Executive Board can be appointed as proxy.\r\n\r\nThe GA shall elect the Executive Board preferably on the basis of nominations drawn up by the Executive Board.\r\n\r\n7.3. The GA shall approve or disapprove any amendment to these articles of the Society as proposed by the Executive Board.\r\n7.4. The GA shall receive the reports, the accounts and the budget of the Society for its approval.\r\n7.5. The GA shall appoint the President for the next Congress and elect a President-Elect for the subsequent Congress. It shall also decide where these two Congresses are to be held.\r\n7.6. The GA shall appoint a Congress Secretary-General and the members of the International Scientific Committee for the forthcoming Congress on the advice of the President of that Congress.\r\n7.7. The GA shall be presided over by the President of the Executive Board. The President designates the Secretary of the GA. The Secretary shall draw up minutes of the sittings of the GA and shall sign them jointly with the President.\r\n7.8. The members will have one vote each and decisions shall be taken on a majority vote. Voting shall be open, except if so requested by a majority of the members. In the event of a tie, a second poll shall be held. If the votes in the second poll are once more split equally, the President shall have the deciding vote or may strike the motion from the agenda.\r\n\r\n
The Executive Board (EB). Article 8.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n8.1. The members of the EB shall be elected, dismissed and suspended by the General Assembly. Members of the EB must be members of the Society. The EB is composed from a minimum of 6 (six) to a maximum of 10 (ten) members and shall consist of:\r\n\r\n(i) six Officers:\r\n\r\nthe President\r\nthe Vice President\r\nthe Past President\r\nthe Honorary President\r\nthe General Secretary; the Treasurer;\r\n\r\nElection and re-election of Board Members shall take place on the basis of a proposal made by the EB.\r\n\r\n8.2. The EB shall fulfill the following functions:\r\n\r\na. it shall manage the affairs of the Society;\r\nb. it shall aid and advise in the preparation of Congresses and meetings;\r\nc. it shall approve membership of the Society;\r\nd. it shall coordinate and promote the exchange of information among members;\r\ne. it shall promote the formation of national branches and study groups;\r\nf. it shall establish the budget and determine the use to be made of the available funds;\r\ng. it shall determine the action to be taken to achieve the objectives of the Society;\r\nh. it shall advise on membership fees;\r\ni. it may prepare proposed amendments to these articles of association if it deems this necessary or if requested to do so by at least one-third of the members;\r\nj. it shall implement the decisions of the General Assembly; it shall otherwise act for and on behalf of the Society.\r\n\r\n8.3. The Society shall be represented by the President and, in case of his absence or impediment by the Vice President or the Immediate Past President.\r\nThe EB may grant to one or more persons the power to represent the Society (\"procuratie\").\r\n8.4. Chairmen of the Study Groups and the Congress President and Congress Secretary may be invited to attend meetings of the EB in a consultative capacity without the right to vote.\r\n8.5. The total duration of office of all member of the EB is 3 three years. He\/she may be re-elected consecutively for two terms and they may be re-elected consecutively for two terms.\r\n\r\nAll Presidents, on the expiry of their mandate, will become Past President forever.\r\n\r\n
The Secretary-General. Article 9.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n9.1. The Secretary-General is responsible to the EB for the fulfillment of all measures decided by the EB for the achievement of statutory objectives; he or she prepares and undertakes the work of the EB for all important questions. The Secretary-General, in agreement with the President, should consult the EB.\r\n9.2. The Secretary-General shall draw up minutes of the sittings of the EB and shall sign them jointly with the President.\r\n9.3. The Secretary-General is responsible for the custody of the books and records of the Society.\r\n9.4. The Secretary-General is responsible for all organisational and financial affairs of the Society in concordance with the President. In case of discordance between these two, the EB should adjudicate. With respect to financial affairs article 11 applies.\r\n\r\n
Executive Board meetings. Article 10.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n10.1. The EB will normally meet once yearly and whenever convened by the President or at the request of at least one third of its members.\r\n10.2. The Executive Board shall be validly in session if at least one third of its members are present. Decisions of the Executive Board shall be made by a majority of the Board Members present.\r\n10.3. Board Members are not entitled to appoint another Board Member to represent him or her.\r\n\r\n
Finances. Article 11.<\/h2>\r\n\r\n11.1. The financial affairs of the Society shall be managed by the Secretary-General and the Treasurer.\r\n11.2. The Treasurer will have the authority to open and close bank accounts for the Society and to arrange all formalities with respect thereto and to disburse and collect funds for the benefit of the Society.\r\n11.3. The Host Organizing Committee, convened by the General Assembly will be in charge of organizing the Congress, of the financial reporting and auditing formal and will be available at the Treasurer within one year the end the Congress .\r\n11.4. Funding pre Congress (third party) and Registration fees must be paid in Congress account of the Company within six months after the end of the Congress.\r\n11.5. The Treasurer shall submit an audited statement of the Society's financial account to the General Assembly at each annual meeting. Such account shall include the accounts of the preceding Congress.\r\n\r\n
Regulations. Article 12.<\/h2>\r\n\r\nRegulations for the operation and activities of the Association and the interpretation of its responsibilities shall be drawn up by the Executive Board as the need arises, all to be approved by the GA. They may not violate these articles of association or provisions of law. By-laws or guidelines covering matters in the meaning of article 12 are deemed not to be Regulations.\r\n\r\nISDSP International Society of Dietary Supplement and Phytotherapy\r\nVia R. Venuti, 73 \u2013 00162 Roma (Italy) Tel. +39.06.97.605.610 Fax +39 06.97.605.650 E-mail:\r\ninfo@isdsp.it","_et_gb_content_width":""},"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/40"}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=40"}],"version-history":[{"count":9,"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/40\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":2622,"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/40\/revisions\/2622"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/isdsp.it\/en\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=40"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}