Registration is not mandatory, but is required in order for the association to become a juridical person, which confers various benefits.
Said constitution must contain provisions outlining the association's policies regarding language, its home address, its intended purpose and forms of activity, membership fees, its government board, accounting and bookkeeping, revision of the constitution, assembly meetings and how the association's property is to be utilised in the event of its dissolution.
[2][3] When an association is officially registered, it becomes a juridical person with legal personality separate from those of its individual members and gains the right to own property and make contracts on its own behalf independently of its members, and it ensures the legal enforceability of its constitution.
At the same time, the individual members no longer personally hold responsibility for the association's liabilities.
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