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General Assembly
The General Assembly is HOTREC’s highest decision-making body and brings together the representatives of all member associations. It is notably responsible for:
- Approving applications for membership and observer status;
- Electing the HOTREC President and other members of the Executive Committee (see below);
- Approving the annual accounts and determining the budget;
- Amending the statutes and the bye-laws of the association;
- Adopting HOTREC position papers.
The General Assembly generally takes decisions by consensus.
The General Assembly usually meets twice per year. The member associations take turns in hosting the General Assembly according to a rotating schedule.
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee is responsible for the management of the association. It consists of six members, which have been elected by the General Assembly for a renewable period of two years. The Executive Committee is chaired by the President. Other members are the Vice-President, the Treasurer, and three ordinary members. The members of the Executive Committee must have different nationalities. The Chief Executive Officer (see Secretariat) attends the Executive Committee’s meetings.
For a presentation of the Executive Committee members, please follow this link .
Secretariat
The Secretariat, which is based in Brussels, is in charge of the day-to-day management of the association and its activities. The Secretariat works in close liaison with the President and the Executive Committee as well as member associations in general. It is led by the Chief Executive Officer.
For a presentation of HOTREC staff members, please follow this link .
Social dialogue steering committee
The social dialogue Steering Committee runs HOTREC’s sectoral social dialogue with its trade-union partner EFFAT, based on the mandate conferred by the General Assembly. The social dialogue Steering Committee comprises five HOTREC representatives, including one chairman, which are elected by the General Assembly for a renewable period of two years.
For more information on HOTREC’s sectoral social dialogue with EFFAT, please follow this link
For a presentation of the members of the HOTREC social dialogue Steering Committee, please follow this link .
Quality Board
The Quality Board was set up to deal with HOTREC's European Hospitality Quality scheme. The activities of the Board are led by a Chairperson, elected by the General Assembly. Member Associations may designate experts in quality issues to take part in the work of the Board.
For a presentation of the Chairman of the HOTREC Quality Board, please follow this link
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