Statutes
STATUTES
I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Art.1 (1) The non-profit Association operating in public benefit with designation Bulgarian Equestrian Tourism Association, hereinafter referred to as the “Association", or “BETA”, is a legal entity different from its members, established pursuant to the provisions of the Non-profit Legal Entities Act, in compliance with these Statutes and the Resolutions of the Constituent Meeting.
(2) The Association is responsible for its liabilities with its property.
(3) The members of the Association are not responsible for the liabilities of the Association.
(4) The members are responsible for contributing their membership fees due.
II. NAME, REGISTERED SEAT AND HEAD OFFICE
Art. 2 (1) The name of the Association is “Българска асоциация за конен туризъм", which could be abbreviated in Bulgarian to “БАКТ”
(2) The name of the Association in English language is “Bulgarian Equestrian Tourism Association”, abbreviated – “BETA”.
Art. 3 (1) The Association’s registered seat and head office is at address: Sofia 1527, 49, Chataldzha Str.
(2) The Association has its own graphic symbol and seal. The seal of BETA is round and has the inscriptions “Sofia city” (in the center of the seal) and “Bulgarian Equestrian Tourism Association”. The official documents of BETA, when entering into relations with third persons, shall be signed by the Chairperson of the Managing Board or in his/her presence by the authorized member of Managing Board and shall be sealed with the Association’s seal. These documents shall include the name, the registered seat, the visiting address and the BULSTAT registration details of the Association.
(3) The Association is established without a term or any other termination clause.
III. OBJECTIVES, ACTIVITY, FUNDS
Art.4 (1) BETA is an interbranch organization, registered under the Non-profit Legal Entities Act, joining and protecting the interests of its members. BETA is established with the idea to help the creation of contemporary conditions for the development of the equestrian tourism in Bulgaria.
(2) The Association shall cooperate and assist, by means of proposals and opinions addressed to the respective state authorities, the elaboration and revision of laws and other legislative acts, related to the development of the equestrian tourism in Bulgaria, the licensing and classification of the horse-riding bases, the technical standards, the veterinary requirements, the insurance, the safety, and the humane attitude to the horses, etc.
Art.5. The main objectives of the Association are:
1. Creation of contemporary conditions for the development of the equestrian tourism in Bulgaria and all activities and factors that precondition its better development;
2. Creation of conditions for observance of the principles of fair competition among the operators of horse-riding bases in Bulgaria;
3. Promotion of the Bulgarian equestrian tourism, including its potential for healthy development of the young people and the integration of disadvantaged people.
Art. 6. For the achievement of its main objectives, the Association shall perform the following activities:
1. Assisting the development of the equestrian tourism in Bulgaria by virtue of any and all activities and means that shall help the achievement of this objective;
2. Organizing of discussions, elaboration of statements, giving opinions and other similar organizational and technical activity, as well as contacting the competent state authorities for the purpose of equestrian tourism development and for achieving the other objectives, and fulfilling the functions and tasks of BETA.
3. Performing the activities aimed at promoting the solidarity and fair competition in the relations among the horse-riding bases and in the branch.
4. Organizing meetings, seminars, various forms of training and other activities that would attract the public attention and the attention of the local and international authorities to issues that are related directly or indirectly to the equestrian tourism.
5. Representation and protection of the interests of its members before the public and state authorities, as well as in all other respects with regard to the activity of BETA.
6. Coordination and harmonizing the activities of the Association with those of foreign organizations with similar activity, for the purpose of achieving the objectives of the Association, as well as representation and participation in international activities.
Art. 7. The means, with which the Association intends to achieve its objectives, are:
1. Organizing discussions, elaboration of statements on drafts of legislative acts and resolutions, giving of opinions on the drafts of new and on the amendment of existing legislative acts, related to achievement of the objectives and to the fulfillment of the functions and tasks of BETA;
2. Elaboration of projects for the development of the equestrian tourism;
3. Providing of independent expert’s assessment and technical solutions related to the licensing of horse-riding bases in Bulgaria;
4. Organizing of common activities of its members, exhibitions, tenders, auctions, competitions, etc;
5. Elaboration of programs and offering the competent state authorities a project for the adoption of statutory documents that shall provide maximum guaranteed humane attitude to the horses, safety of the clients using the equestrian tourism service, environmental cleanliness and protection when riding the horses and using the tourist routes;
6. Development and establishment of a system of minimum standards applicable to instructors, veterinary and tourist services in the equestrian tourism business, in compliance with the existing standards in the European Union;
7. Elaboration and offering its members solidarity and ethical norms to be observed in the horse-riding bases and the branch as a whole.
8. Organizing, together with the respective branch chambers and unions, state and public organizations, and appropriate forms for defending the interests of the operators of horse-riding bases against the poor quality at offering the equestrian tourism service with bad faith and in violation of the standards;
9. Assisting, by means of active proposals and opinions, the respective state authorities at the elaboration and revision of the legislative acts and regulations, related to environmental protection, riding safety, humane attitude to the horses, sanitary and technical standards for hotel services, etc.;
10. Organizing, on request and in the interest of its members, advertising activities and demonstrations of new products and services;
11. Collection and summarizing of information about the horse-riding bases in the country and abroad, for sale of horses, etc. from its members, from other market actors, and from the competent institutions, and making such information available to its members and to publication in selected mass media;
12. Representation of its members before public and state authorities on issues related to the common objectives;
13. Representation of BETA in international activities with similar objectives, however, not throwing into the background the direct representation of its members;
14. Assistance for protection the interests of its members before the competitors, the respective state and other organization, in cases of unfair competition, monopoly and unfair trade of Bulgarian and/or foreign companies and individuals, as well as in other cases of violation of the laws and of hindering its activity;
15. Arranging amicable pre-trial settlement of disputes among the Association members;
16. Coordination and harmonizing with foreign organizations of similar activity the promotion of all different types of equestrian tourism, as well as other amusement activities, determined at the General Meeting;
17. Organizing of meetings, seminars and various forms of training for the operators of horse-riding bases, for horse-riding instructors, and for users of the equestrian tourism service, with the purpose of increasing the quality level of such service, and for gathering of experience;
18. Attracting the public attention and the attention of local and international authorities to any issue that is related directly or indirectly to the equestrian tourism, when it refers to creativity and creation;
19. Organizing, development, and promoting the organizing of trails.
Art. 8. The Association shall acknowledge the exclusive competency of the International Federation of Equestrian Tourism, when it becomes a member of the Federation, and till then it shall observe its own Statutes and the ideas set out therein, with regard to the regulations and the organization of the traditional forms of horse-related activities.
Art. 9 BETA shall perform its activity in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, interacting with all state authorities and in cooperation with organizations in the country and abroad that have similar tasks and objectives.
IV. FOUNDERS. MEMBERSHIP. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS.
Art. 10 (1) The membership in the Association is on voluntary basis. Members could be Bulgarian or foreign individuals and entities of legal capacity, who are operators of horse-riding bases or authorized representatives thereof.
(2) Member of the Association could be each individual or entity that shares the Association’s objectives and the means of achievement thereof, that observes its Statutes and pays regularly the membership fee.
(3) The members, who have subscribed the Constituent instrument and these Statutes, shall become members by right of the Association.
Art. 11 (1) The members of the Association are three types: regular, associated, and honorary members.
(2) Regular members could be Bulgarian and foreign individuals and entities of legal capacity that accept the Statutes of the Association and that contribute their membership fees in due course.
(3) Associated members could be Bulgarian and foreign individuals and entities of legal capacity that cooperate with the Association for the purpose of achieving its
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objectives that support its activity and provide services in favor of its members. The associated members have the right only of advisory vote at the General Meeting.
(4) Honorary members could be Bulgarian and foreign individuals and entities of legal capacity that have rendered great services to the Association or that, with their knowledge, experience, and actions, support the activity of BETA. The honorary members shall not be obliged to pay the membership fee, and shall have the right only of advisory vote at the General Meeting.
(5) At their admission as members, the persons/entities shall be given certificates (membership card) attesting the acquired membership and stating its type, signed by the Chairperson of the Managing Board.
Art. 12 Each regular member of the Association shall be entitled to:
1. Participate in the activity of the Association and in the General Meeting;
2. Be elected in its managing bodies;
3. Exercise control over the work of the Association and of its managing bodies;
4. Be informed about the activity of the Association;
5. Make use of its property and of the results from its activity, in the manner set out in these Statutes.
Art. 13. Each regular member of the Association undertakes to:
1. Contribute the membership fee in the amount and within the terms approved at the General meeting;
2. Comply with these Statutes and to work for achieving its objectives;
3. Work for increasing the public authority of the Association;
4. Implement the resolutions of the General Meeting;
5. Provide means for implementation the target programs and for other activities of BETA, for the participation in which activities he/she has given consent in advance.
Art. 14 (1) The membership rights and obligation are non-transferable and shall not pass on other persons in case of disease or membership termination.
(2) The Chairperson of the Managing Board shall reflect the arising and termination of the membership rights in the Register of the Association Members.
(3) The right to exercise the membership rights could be conferred to other person by virtue of express Power of Attorney in writing.
Art. 15 (1) The members of the Association are admitted by the Managing Board. The candidate members shall submit to the Chairperson of the Managing Board an application in writing, which shall include a brief description of the horse-riding base owned, the number of horses, etc. The membership application shall be reported at the next meeting of the Managing Board, as the latter shall consider it and if the membership is admissible, it shall be subject to voting.
(2) The members shall be admitted with an ordinary majority of the attendees of the meeting. The resolution shall come into force upon the contribution by the candidate member of the initial and the annual membership fee due, calculated on the grounds of the remaining part of the year.
(3) The candidate members shall present a declaration, which shall include the correspondence address and the e-mail at which they shall receive invitations for General Meetings, announcements and notifications.
(4) The honorary members shall be admitted with unanimous resolution of the attendees of the General meeting.
Art. 16(1) The membership shall be terminated:
1. By unilateral intention statement addressed to the Managing Board of the Association, served 1 month before the intended termination;
2. In case of death or placing under complete interdiction;
3. In case of dismissal from the Association by resolution of the Managing Board;
4. In case of winding-up of the legal entity – member of the Association;
5. In case of membership lapse.
(2) Member of BETA could be dismissed by resolution of the General Meeting, after it has been invited to make clear, in writing and within a 1-month term before the Managing Board the circumstances that have lead to the dismissal, in case of:
- Violations of these Statutes;
- Misuse of funds of the organization with the purpose of embezzlement or deviation of finances for purpose different from their intended purpose;
- Using the name of BETA for purposes contrary to those set out in the Statutes;
- Non-compliance with the resolutions of the bodies of BETA.
(3) Membership lapse is present when the member systematically fails to contribute the membership fee and to participate in the activity of the Association. Such lapse shall be ascertained by the General Meeting on the grounds of documentary evidence and by virtue of a regular resolution for the membership termination.
(4) The resolution for dissolution shall be taken by the General Meeting of the Association when there is a fault that makes further membership inconsistent.
Art. 17. In the event of membership termination, the property contributions and donations made remain property of the Association. All resolutions for organizing the joint activity, referring to property issues, taken by the managing bodies of the Association with the participation of members who later on terminate their membership, shall lapse with regard to such members.
V. PROPERTY
Art. 18. The property of the Association shall be formed by:
1. The initial contributions due by all newly-admitted members;
2. The membership fee, calculated on the grounds of the remaining part of the year;
3. Donations and devises from Bulgarian and foreign natural and legal persons;
4. Property right and other rights in rem of fixed and working capital;
5. Receivables and other rights, depending on the valid legislative acts;
6. Income from the property and the economic activity of the Association, from interest and dividends.
Art. 19. The Association may decide to reject donations and devises made under unacceptable conditions or contrary to its objectives and to the provisions of these Statutes.
Art. 20 (1) All members of the Association are obliged to make property contributions in the form of annual membership fee, determined by resolution of the Managing Board on the Association.
(2) By resolution of the Managing Board, the members of the Association can make targeted contributions for the achievement of a specific objective, set out in the Statutes or in a resolution of the General Meeting. The Managing Board shall determine, in its resolution, the amount and the manner of collection of the contributions.
(3) In the event of membership termination, no member is entitled to demand the property contributions same has made to be given back to him/her.
(4) The members may provide the Association funds in the form of loans or rented real estates or separate movable property.
(5) The interest rate under the loans and rents under the previous paragraph shall be determined by the Managing Board of the Association.
(6) The Association, in the person of the Managing Board, may receive donations and devises from individuals and entities, and may conclude sponsorship agreements.
Art. 21(1) The Association may establish own funds of the will of a grantor or devisor.
(2) The Association may acquire property for the purpose of achieving its objectives and for performing its activity.
Art. 22 (1) The Association shall perform additional economic activity, related to its main subject of activity, for the purpose of raising funds for realizing its main objectives, which may include, but shall not be limited to:
1. Acquisition, directly or through a company controlled by the Association, and exercising of rights;
2. Organizing and performing advertising, consulting, intermediation, publishing and other activity;
3. Assisting the decision making by the Association members or by other interested persons on issues relating to the activity of BETA.
(2) The economic activity that the Association performs shall be conformable to the statutory procedures, regulating the respective type of economic activity.
(3) The performance and the control over the economic activity shall be assigned to the Managing Board of the Association.
VI. MANAGING BODIES AND REPRESENTATION
Art. 23. Managing Bodies of BETA are:
(1) General Meeting
(2) Managing Board
(3) Chairperson of the Managing Board
(4) By resolution of the General Meeting, subsidiary or executive bodies, necessary for development of the Association’s activity, could be established.
General Meeting
Art. 24. The supreme authority of the Association is the General Meeting, which is attended by all regular members of the Association. The Association members attend the General Meeting in person or through a proxy.
Art. 25 (1) The members – legal entities shall be represented at the General Meeting by their legal representatives or by an expressly authorized person.
(2) The attorney of a natural or legal person could be only an individual.
(3) The Powers of Attorney shall be issued expressly for participation in the General Meeting of the Association, as they could be issued for attendance either of a limited or unlimited number of Meetings.
(4) The Attorneys shall not be entitled to reauthorize third person with the rights conferred to them.
(5) The attorneys may represent not more than three members at the General Meeting.
(6) The associated and the honorary members shall have the right of advisory vote at the General Meeting. They might not be admitted at the discussion of certain issues and/or at the voting of certain resolution. Such non-admission shall be effected by resolution of the general Meeting of the Association, approved with ordinary majority of the attendees.
Art. 26. The General Meeting is competent to:
1. Amend and supplement the Statutes of the Association;
2. Transform and terminate the Association;
3. Elect and remove from office the members of the Managing Board;
4. Appoint and dismiss registered auditors;
5. Approve of the annual financial report;
6. Appoint liquidators at termination of the Association, except in the event of insolvency procedure;
7. Consider complaints against resolutions of the Managing Board for membership termination;
8. Adopt the budget of the Association;
9. Decide on the amount and the manner of collection of the membership fees;
10. Accept the report on the activity of the Managing Board;
11. Decide on the gratuitous disposition with property, pursuant to requirements of the Non-profit Legal Entities Act;
12. Decide on the allocation of funds to various programs, for donations, etc.;
13. Repeal decisions of the Association bodies, when they are in conflict with the laws and these Statutes of the Associations;
14. Indemnify the members of the Managing Board;
15. Decide on opening and closing of branches.
Art. 27 The General Meeting shall be held at least once per annum as a regular General Meeting.
Art. 28 (1) The General Meeting shall be summoned by the Managing Board. In could be summoned on request of one third of the Association members.
(2) If in a two-month-term from the request for summoning of General Meeting the Managing Board do not send invitations in writing for summoning the General Meeting, it shall be summoned by the court where the registered seat of the Association is located, by written request of the interested members or by a person they have authorized to act on their behalf.
(3) The General Meeting shall be summoned with an invitation in writing, sent to each and any member of the Association, at the address indicated in the declaration under art. 15, par. 3 hereof, or with an invitation sent to the e-mail indicated in the declaration under art. 15, par. 3 hereof. Such invitation shall be sent to the members not later than 14 days before the date on which the General Meeting shall be held. The invitation shall also be placed at the announcement board in the building at the address of the head office of the Association.
(4) If the invitation is sent by e-mail, the Chairperson of the Managing Board shall attest such sending in writing.
(5) In the event of change in the correspondence address or the e-mail, indicated in the declaration under art. 15, par. 3 hereof, the members of the Association shall immediately notify the Managing Board in writing. If this obligation is not fulfilled, the invitation shall be considered regularly served, if sent to the address or e-mail, indicated in the declaration under art. 15, par. 3 hereof.
(6) The invitation shall include information about the agenda of the items subject to discussion, the motions for resolutions, the date, time, and place of holding the General Meeting, and the person/entity that has initiated the summoning.
Art. 29. The written materials related to the agenda of the General Meeting shall be made available to the members at the registered seat of the Association at the latest on the date of sending the invitations for summoning of General Meeting. Upon request of each member they shall be provided free of charge.
Art. 30. A list shall be made of the members or the representatives thereof that have attended the session of the General Meeting. A Chairperson and a Secretary for holding the General Meeting shall be elected with ordinary majority from among the members present. The members and the representatives thereof shall attest their presence by signing the list of attendees and shall establish their identity. The list of attendees shall be signed by the Chairperson and by the Secretary of the General Meeting.
Art. 31. The General Meeting could be held if members, representing more than half of all members are present. In case of lack of quorum, the Managing Board shall schedule a new meeting one hour later in the same place and with the same agenda, regardless of the number of members present.
Art. 32. Each member shall have the right of one vote.
Art. 33. A member or representative thereof may not participate in the voting with regard to:
1. Bringing a legal action against such him/herself;
2. Undertaking of actions or refusal to act for the fulfillment of his/her obligations to the Association;
3. Deciding on issues related to him/her, his/her spouse or the relatives thereof in direct ascending line without limitations, the collaterals – to the 4th degree, and by marriage – to the 2nd degree inclusive.
Art. 34 (1) The resolutions of the General Meeting shall be taken with majority of the attendees.
(2) A majority of 2/3 of the attendees is required for the resolutions under art. 26, Items 1 and 2 hereof.
Art. 35 (1) The General Meeting may decide on issues that have not been indicated in the invitation, provided that all members are present or are represented and the Meeting and provided no one objects such issues to the be discussed.
(2) The resolutions of the General Meeting shall take effect immediately, except if their action is postponed or if according to the law they have to be promulgated in order to take effect.
Art. 36 (1) Minutes shall be kept for the session of the General Meeting. Such minutes shall be kept in compliance with the statutory requirements.
(2) The Minutes for the General Meeting shall be signed by the Chairperson and the Secretary of the respective meeting and by the tellers as well. A list of the attendees and of the documents related to the General Meeting shall be enclosed to the Minutes.
(3) Each member, who has attended the General Meeting, is entitled to demand and to see to the correct recording in the Minutes the resolutions taken.
Managing Board
Art. 37 (1) The Association shall be managed by the Managing Board.
(2) The members of the Managing Board shall be elected by the General Meeting with a mandate of up to 5 (five) years. To the election of a new Managing Board, the former one shall keep performing its functions, regardless its mandate term has expired.
(3) The Managing Board is composed of 5 (five) members.
(4) The members of the Managing Board may be reelected without limitations.
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Art. 38 (1) The members of the Managing Board are obliged to fulfill their obligations in the interest of the Association and to keep the secrets of the Association even after they are no longer members of the Board.
(2) The Managing Board shall adopt regulations for its work and shall elect from its members a Deputy Chairperson.
(3) Each member of the Board may request from the Chairperson to summon a meeting for discussion of a specific issue.
Art. 39 The Managing Board shall have the power to:
1. Approve the organizational and the management structure;
2. Approve the internal acts;
3. Elect Chairperson of the Managing Board;
4. Determine the remunerations of the members of the Managing Board;
5. Decide on participation in other organizations;
6. Approve of the main directions and programs for the activity of the Association;
7. Set out the procedure for performing the activity of the Association, and to organize its implementation;
8. Elaborate and submit to the General Meeting the report on the activity of the Association;
9. Elaborate and submit to the General Meeting a draft budget;
10. Provide for the implementation of the resolutions of the General Meeting;
11. Determine the address of the Association;
12. Report at the General Meeting all membership applications received, as well as resignation applications and motions for dismissal of members;
13. Set out the procedure for appointment and removal from office of staff, the regulations applicable to the salaries and other internal regulations of the Association;
14. Discuss and decide on all other issues, except on those in the competency of the General Meeting.
Art. 40 (1) The Managing Board may take decisions if more than half of its members are present personally or are represented by other member of the Board. A person is considered present under the provisions of art.32, par.З of the Non-profit Legal Entities Act. No present member may represent more than one absent member.
(2) The resolutions shall be taken with ordinary majority of the present and presented members.
(3) The managing Board may take decisions in absentia, provided all members are notified in writing about such manner of voting and if no one has objected. A person with whom a bilateral telephone or other connection is established, which connection guarantees the identification of such person and allows his/her participation in the discussion and decision making, is also considered present. The vote of such member shall be certified in the Minutes by the Chairperson of the respective Meeting.
(4) Apart from the cases, expressly set out in these Statutes, the Managing Board shall unanimously decide on:
1. Significant organizational changes;
2. Long-term cooperation of significant importance for the Association or on termination of such cooperation;
3. Motion before the General Meeting for opening of a branch office.
Art. 41 The Managing Board is obliged periodically to prepare the reporting information, stipulated in the Accountancy Act, on the activity of the Association, observing the principles of openness, authenticity, and timeliness.
Art. 42 (1) The members of the Managing Board are jointly responsible for their actions, with which they damage the interests of the Association.
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(2) Each and any member of the Board may be indemnified, if proven that the damages incurred are not his/her fault.
Chairperson of the Managing Board
Art. 43 (1) The Chairperson of the Managing Board is elected by the Managing Board.
(2) The Chairperson of the Managing Board shall:
1. Represent the Association before third persons;
2. Organize the implementation of the resolutions of the Managing Board;
3. Organize the activity of the Association, shall perform its operative management, and shall provide the management and protection of its property;
4. Conclude the employment contract with the employees of the Association;
5. Represent the Association and shall perform the functions assigned to him/her by the Managing Board;
6. Report immediately to the Managing Board about significant circumstances relating to the activity of the Association.
Art. 44. For the purpose of fulfilling the tasks of the Association, assistants and consultants could be attracted in the main activity lines.
Art. 45. By resolution of the Managing Board, subsidiary bodies could be established according to the specific needs of the Association, as their functions shall strictly be specified and their activity shall regularly be reported.
VII. TRANSFORMATION, TERMINATION, AND LIQUIDATION
Art. 46 The Association could be transformed into a non-profit legal entity in order to operate in private benefit.
Art. 47 The Association shall be terminated:
1. By resolution of the General Meeting;
2. If declared bankrupt;
3. By ruling of the district court where the registered seat of the Association is located, in the cases set out in the Non-profit Legal Entities Act;
4. In the event of termination under the circumstances of the previous item, the termination shall be entered ex officio and the court shall appoint a liquidator.
Art. 48 (1) A liquidation shall be performed in case of winding-up of the Association.
(2) The liquidation shall be performed by a liquidator, appointed by the General Meeting of the Association.
(3) The liquidator undertakes, if possible, to satisfy the creditors of the Association from the available funds, and if this is not possible – by means of cashing in first of all the movable and then the real property of the Association.
Art. 49 The property, left after satisfying the creditors, shall be distributed among the members of the Association.
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V. REPORTING INFORMATION
Art. 50 The Association shall prepare reporting information in compliance with the provisions and principles laid down in the Accountancy Act.
Art. 51 (1) Minutes shall be kept at the sessions of the General Meeting and of the Managing Board, which minutes shall reflect the discussions lead, the motions and statements made, and the resolutions taken. The minutes shall be signed by the chairperson of the respective body and by the minutes keeper. The minute books shall be kept by the chairperson of the respective body. The members of the Association and the members of the Managing Board may take note of the minutes book contents and may receive transcripts or extracts from the minutes.
(2) The Association shall keep a register of its members, where the full name and address of all of its members shall be recorded, as well as the passport data of the natural persons and the registration data in the Commercial Register of the members – legal persons. In case of change of the address or the registered seat of the members, they are obliged to notify the Managing Board of the Association.
VIII. TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS
Art. 52. These Statutes could be amended in the manner set out therein and in the Non-profit Legal Entities Act.
Art. 53. The provisions of the Bulgarian common civil law and the provisions of the Non-profit Legal Entities Act shall apply to all issues related to the construal or the implementation of the provisions of these Statutes.
These Statutes are adopted at the Constituent meeting of the Bulgarian Equestrian Tourism Association, held on August 24, 2012.
FOUNDERS:
Ivan Stefanov Ivanov (signed illegibly)
Ekaterina Ivanova Doncheva (signed illegibly)
Miroslav Antonov Izov (signed illegibly)
Anatoli Chavdarov Georgiev (signed illegibly)
Todor Dimitrov Belchinov (signed illegibly)
Stefan Dobrev Radev (signed illegibly)
Maya Dimitrova Boneva (signed illegibly)
