Chambers of Commerce Law

1. A chamber board of directors shall appoint an experienced, competent, and academically qualified full-time secretary general to be responsible for the chamber’s administrative and financial affairs. He may, in a non-voting capacity, attend board meetings, except for closed meetings. The Regulations shall determine the criteria required for such appointment. 2. A chamber board of directors may hold closed meetings to review the performance of the chamber secretary general. 3. In all cases, and without prejudice to the provisions of the Labor Law, the term of the secretary general’s contract shall not exceed the term of the board by more than one year. The succeeding board may renew his contract for not more than one additional year from the term of the new board.