The General Assembly of the Confederation shall meet at least once every three years.

Delegates to the General Assembly of the Confederation shall be elected according to quotas of each member of the Confederation, approved by the Supreme Coordination Council no later than 2 months prior to the relevant Assembly of the Confederation. 

Each delegate to the General Assembly of the Confederation has one vote at the meeting of the General Assembly of the Confederation.

The General Assembly of the Confederation is authorized to take decisions if not less than two-thirds of the elected delegates registered to the General Assembly of the Confederation.

Notification of the General Assembly of the Confederation is sent to each member of the Confederation by registered mail no later than one month before the next General Assembly of the Confederation, or no later than two weeks before the Extraordinary General Assembly of the Confederation.

Mail notification may be replaced by electronic and (or) printed notification of the General Assembly via mass media no later than six weeks before the General Assembly of the Confederation.

The General Assembly of the Confederation shall be convened by decision of the Supreme Coordination Council.

If the Supreme Coordination Council did not convene the General Assembly in the manner and terms prescribed by the Charter, the General Assembly of the Confederation may be convened by joint decision of not less than one-third of all members of the Confederation. Organizing committee is established for the convening of the General Assembly of the Confederation.

Extraordinary General Assembly of the Confederation shall be convened:

     - By the decision of the Supreme Coordination Council,

     - At the request of the Chairman of the Confederation,

     - At the request of the Chairman of the Supreme Coordination Council,

     - At the request of the Audit Commission,

     - At the request of not less than one third of the members of the Confederation,

     - At the request of authorized bodies of Government in the manner prescribed by law.

Body convened the General Assembly of the Confederation approve its agenda.

The General Assembly of the Confederation has no right to take decisions on matters not listed in its agenda.

The competences of the General Assembly of the Confederation are:

     - Approval of the name and the Charter of the Confederation;

     - Election and recall of members of the Supreme Coordination Council,

     - Election and recall of members of the Audit Commission,

     - Entering amendments and (or) additions into the Charter,

     - Decision on reorganization or liquidation of the Confederation, except as otherwise provided by law;

     - Adoption of other decisions which are binding for all bodies and members of the Confederation.

The General Assembly of the Confederation is led by the Chairman of the Confederation.

   All decisions of the General Assembly of the Confederation shall be taken by vote. The decision is considered adopted if it received the majority of votes.

The decision on the reorganization or liquidation of the Confederation is considered adopted if it received no less than ¾ of votes.