World Subak Federation (WSF)

This federation shall be called the “World Subak Federation” (hereinafter referred to as the “Federation”), and its English name shall be “World Subak Federation (WSF).”

The Federation aims to research, preserve, educate, internationally promote, and culturally safeguard Subak, a traditional Korean martial art.

The Federation shall conduct the following activities:

• Investigation and research of Subak
• Education and training of Subak instructors
• Domestic and international demonstrations and exchange activities
• Publication of academic and audiovisual materials
• International promotion and establishment of overseas networks
• Organization of seminars, workshops, and competitions
• Operation of certification and training systems
• Other activities necessary to fulfill the objectives of the Federation

The headquarters of the Federation shall be located in Busan, Republic of Korea.

Members shall be classified as follows:

• Regular Members
• Instructor Members
• Overseas Members
• Honorary Members
• Organizational Members

Any person who agrees with the objectives of the Federation and supports the preservation and development of Subak may become a member.

Members shall have the following rights:

• Participation in Federation activities
• Participation in education and events
• Application for certification examinations
• Access to materials and information
• Other rights determined by the Federation

Members shall have the following duties:

• Compliance with Federation regulations
• Protection of the honor and reputation of the Federation
• Payment of membership fees and other required contributions
• Respect for the spirit of preserving traditional culture

The Federation shall have the following officers:

• President
• Chairman
• Vice Chairman
• Secretary General
• Directors
• Auditor

The President shall represent the Federation and oversee major policy directions and international relations.

The Chairman shall oversee the operation and administration of the Federation.

The Secretary General shall manage practical and administrative affairs.

The General Assembly shall consist of Regular Assemblies and Extraordinary Assemblies.

Resolutions of the General Assembly shall be passed by a majority vote of attending members.

An Extraordinary Assembly may be convened under the following circumstances:

• When deemed necessary by the Chairman
• Upon request by a majority of officers
• Upon request by a designated number of members

The Federation may operate training levels and instructional systems.

The Federation may examine and certify instructors and practitioners.

The Federation may organize seminars, workshops, demonstrations, and educational programs.

The Federation may promote international exchange and establish overseas networks.

The Federation may establish overseas branches or international cooperative organizations when necessary.

The Federation’s finances shall consist of the following:

• Membership fees
• Sponsorship and donations
• Revenue from education and events
• Revenue from publications and contents
• Other income

The Federation shall maintain transparency in financial operations.

Amendments to this Constitution shall be implemented through resolutions of the General Assembly.

This Constitution shall take effect from the date of enactment.