Hello,
I recently started riding and now have to fill out some paperwork. There, I have to check whether I'm a passive or active member. What does passive and active mean?
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Passive members also pay membership fees, but only for the association itself, not for umbrella associations. Passive means that you do not actively follow the theme of the association. This does not take part in courses, tournaments and other events of the umbrella organisation (if you do not participate in the sport in your own club) and does not need insurance specifically for this sport.
This means that the membership fee for passive members is often lower because the membership fee does not apply. Passive member is usually one if one has nothing to do with the sport/the cultural theme or whatever has nothing to do with it, but finds the association and its goals well and therefore wants to give the association the money of the contribution.
Depends on the association.
As a rule, passive members are “promotion members”.
Not often with limited rights and obligations.
With us, for example, in a riding and driving club, only active members who are “principal” land, forest or horse farms can become, with at least 6 permanent own animals. Advisable to the Board are only venerable farmers.
Passive also, for example, adjusters, but without consultation. However also with active use of the association.
For this they do not have to place personnel or equipment during activity.
For another, active members are all those who actively use the association. Passive members only.
You have to cross active member. Passive members do not ride, they only pay as patrons.
Active member are you (in your example), if you want to ride yourself and passive member if you are only a member of the club, but do nix actives, so
not riding. As a member of a football club, you can be a member without playing football yourself.
Thank you!
A passive member only supports the association financially without participating in the activities.
Would mean you didn’t ride.
Hello..The association consists of active members, passive members, honorary members. A passive member supports the association through its contribution payments. The passive member is not obliged to participate in active club life. However, it may participate at any time.
LG Sky.