Looking to create a committed community for your Radio Station? Well, becoming an unincorporated radio association could be a great way to do so!
When launching your radio station, you are not obliged to declare yourself as an unincorporated association. However, if you do not want to create a company yet also offer a legal framework to your radio project, becoming an unincorporated association could be a solution for you.
Today, we’re going to take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of being an unincorporated radio association in the UK.
Although there are variables between countries when it comes to being an unincorporated association, a standard definition has been defined:
'An unincorporated association is an organisation set up through an agreement between a group of people who come together for a reason other than to make a profit.'
— Unincorporated Associations
The main elements of an unincorporated association include: members, a binding contract and a common purpose (which is not business-related).
First of all, you’re going to need to meet with your team to decide on the rules of your unincorporated radio association. Then each person present and intending to become a member should sign the rules, providing their name and address for correspondence.
If you need help writing your rules, check out this free template.
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