Organisational structure

The CNJC’s governing bodies are:
> The General Assembly: it is the CNJC’s highest-ranking participation and decision-making body. The Ordinary General Assembly (OGA) is held every year and is comprised of a maximum number of two people delegated from each member entity.
> The Executive Committee: it is convened twice a year for the purpose of enabling the entities to monitor the work done by the Secretariat between assemblies.
> The Secretariat: it is the CNJC’s elected management and direction body. It is appointed in the Assembly for a two-year mandate and is comprised of a maximum number of 10 representatives from fully-fledged member associations. A president is chosen from these representatives. You can refer to the updated information about the Secretariat’s members here.

In parallel, the CNJC also has a technical team tasked with executing the decisions taken by the Secretariat and the entities in the course of the different participation spaces. This team’s main function consists of providing support to accomplish the annual objectives rubber-stamped at the assembly.