Landskap meetings
What's a Landskap meeting?
The Landskap is the highest deciding organ of the nation.
At the Landskap, any issues can be brought up by the attending members of the nation, ranging from changing the statutes to elect members for positions at the nation.
The Landskap governs the nation’s overall activities. All issues can be discussed by the members present, from amending the statutes to filling positions.
How does a Landskap meeting work?
Since the nation is built like a non-profit organization, all positions are appointed through votes of confidence.
The meeting is lead by the chairperson of the Landskap, and if the chairperson cannot attend the vice chairperson steps in, and after that the First curator takes over.
The meeting follows the agenda that has been sent out with the summons to the Landskap and the matters are treated in that order.
At every Landskap, two adjustors of the protocol are elected as well as two vote counters. The adjustors task is to make sure that the final protocol is correct regarding all details. When the protocol has been approved, it needs to be signed by the chairperson, the keeper of minutes and the two adjustors.
Documents and records
Documents and records related to the Landskap meetings can be seen at this link.
If no invitation to the Landskap meeting
If you have not received an invitation to the upcoming Landskap meeting, you can:
- Check your junk mail.
- Contact [email protected] to make sure we have the right email address.
More information
See the links below for more information: