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What is the General Assembly?
The General Assembly is the supreme decision-making body of the Co-op. The Consumer Co-op Law and Articles of Incorporation stipulate that at least one meeting should be held in a business year, and the general representative meeting that is held regularly is called the regular general representative meeting.
At regular general representative meetings, we approve the business report and settlement of accounts for the past year, decide the business plan and budget for the new fiscal year, and elect officers (directors and auditors) who will run the co-op.
What is a valedictorian
General representatives are representatives of the members who attend the general representative meetings of the co-op and participate in decision-making on the policies of the co-op. They are selected from a wide range of members of the University of Tokyo Co-op (students, graduate students, faculty members, etc.).
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