
Governance and transparency
The rules governing decisions, finances and independence.

Governance at the Bloc
The Bloc operates under Law 12-06, its statutes and the principles of democracy, transparency and accountability.
Decisions by quorum and majority
General Assembly
Two-thirds quorum at first call; decisions by two-thirds of those present; casting vote of the president.
Executive Bureau
Meets at least monthly; two-thirds quorum.
Amending the statutes
Proposed by the bureau, approved by two-thirds of the GA, notified to the authority.
Register of deliberations
Deliberations are recorded chronologically and signed.
Transparent finances, one account
- Resources: dues, income from activities and assets, gifts and bequests, fundraising (art. 48).
- All resources are held in a single bank account in the institution’s name (art. 49).
- No funds from foreign NGOs except under legally established cooperation with prior approval (art. 50).
- A statutory auditor certifies double-entry accounts (art. 52).
- Accounts and asset inventories from public grants are open to oversight bodies (art. 53).
Independence and constants
Freedom of opinion
Free expression is guaranteed in every deliberative session.
Democracy
Democracy governs every decision, as the statutes provide.
Independence and neutrality
No political, religious, trade-union or ethnic affiliation; an inclusive organisation open to all.
National constants
Commitment to the republican order, the 1 November 1954 Proclamation, national unity and the components of identity: Islam, Arabity and Amazighity.
Rule of law
Promote recourse to the law and support State institutions in stability, development and a strong home front.
Memory and participation
Pass on historical memory and encourage young people and elites to take part in elections.
The Bloc undertakes to have no political colour or partisan allegiance, and to remain an organisation open to all, independent and true to its principles.— Article 57 of the statutes