Articles of Incorporation
Chapter 1 General
Article 3 (Purpose)
(1) This organization aims to provide education and research for the dissemination of Korean studies.
(2) The purpose of this organization is to exchange and cooperate with educational institutions in each country.
(3) This organization aims to internationalize Korean youth, university students, and companies.
Article 1 (name) This corporation shall name itself ‘The Korean Center Global Network’.
Article 2 (Offices) This organization shall have its main office at 26 108-dong 803, Yeokgok-ro 19beon-gil, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, and may have branch offices in necessary areas at home and abroad.
Article 3 (Purpose)
(1) This organization aims to provide education and research for the dissemination of Korean studies.
(2) The purpose of this organization is to exchange and cooperate with educational institutions in each country.
(3) This organization aims to internationalize Korean youth, university students, and companies.
Article 4 (Business)
(1) In order to achieve the objectives of Article 3, the organization shall carry out the following projects:
(1) In order to achieve the objectives of Article 3, the organization shall carry out the following projects:
1. Establishment of overseas local Korean centers
2. Promotion of projects with themes such as language, research, education, and culture, including the dissemination of Korean studies
3. Promotion of cultural, artistic, and performance-related projects to introduce and disseminate Korean culture
4. Implementation of internationalization projects such as promoting exchanges and cooperation between universities, companies, and institutions in each country
5. Implementation of job creation projects and social projects such as environment, medical care, and relief
6. Projects necessary to achieve the purpose of other organizations
(2) An organization may conduct a profitable business when necessary to meet the expenses of the purpose project under section 4.
1. Education projects at home and abroad
2. Online and offline editing, design, printing, and publication related business
3. Domestic and foreign travel and tourism business
4. If there is a resolution of the board of directors as other necessary profitable business
Article 5 (Beneficiaries)
(1) In principle, the profits provided by the purpose business of the group shall be returned.
(2) In principle, the profits provided by the purpose project of the organization shall be used universally, except when the purpose is specifically specified.
Article 6 (Sponsorship Associations)
(1) A sponsorship association shall be formed of those who make donations for the purpose and operation of this organization.
(2) The members of the sponsoring association shall be individuals, corporations, or groups who agree to and agree to the activities and projects of the organizations stipulated in Articles 3 and 4 and have completed the registration procedures stipulated in the terms and conditions of membership.
(3) All individuals, corporations, and organizations, including Korean citizens and foreigners, may join as members by providing personal information and donation deposit and withdrawal information in accordance with the membership registration procedure prescribed by the organization, and by voluntarily contributing donated money and money for public interest purposes and public social benefits without opposing benefits.
(4) Korea Center Global Network shall disclose the responsibilities and obligations that members have and the rights that members may have through the terms and conditions of membership.
Chapter 2 Officers
Article 7 (Composition of officers) The officers of this organization shall be as follows:
(1) One director
(2) 3 to 10 directors (including the chairman of the board)
(3) 1 auditor
Article 8 (Duties of Directors) The director shall appear before the board of directors to deliberate on matters related to the affairs of the corporation and to deal with matters delegated by the board of directors or the chairman of the board.
Article 9 (Qualifications and Limitations of Officers)
(1) An officer shall have no reason for disqualification in his or her character and conduct.
(2) In the composition of the board of directors, the number of persons with special relations specified in Article 12 of the Law on the Establishment and Operation of Public Benefit Corporations shall not exceed one-fifth of the number of directors.
(3) The auditor shall not be a person who has a special relationship between the auditor or between the director and the Enforcement Decree under Article 12 of the Law on the Establishment and Operation of Public Benefit Corporations.
Article 10 (Term of officers)
(1) The term of office of a director shall be four years, but he may serve consecutive terms.
(2) The term of office of the auditor shall be two years but may be renewed.
(3) The term of office of the elected officer shall be the remainder of the term of the predecessor.
Article 11 (Appointment of Officers)
(1) Officers shall be elected by the board of directors and sworn in.
(2) If a position becomes vacant during his or her term of office, he or she shall be elected within two months from the date of the vacancy.
(3) The election of new officers shall be made no later than one month before the expiration of the term.
(4) When the organization elects officers, the following documents shall be attached to the report on the appointment of officers and submitted to the competent authority: However, in the case of consecutive terms, only the documents Nos. 1 and 3 shall be attached.
1. One copy of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors resolving to elect officers
2. One copy of resume (with photo)
3. Inaugural Acceptance Doodle Part 1
(5) Some of the officers may be appointed as full-time officers in order to delegate the powers of the board of directors or to routinely execute decisions.
Article 12 (Removal of officers) If an officer commits an act falling under 1 of the following items, he or she may be removed from office by a vote of the board of directors.
(1) Acts that are contrary to the purpose of the group
(2) Disputes between executives, accounting irregularities, or gross misconduct
(3) Acts that interfere with the work of the group
Article 13 (Election of the Chairman) The Chairman of the Board of Directors shall be elected by the Board of Directors.
Article 14 (Duties of the Director)
(1) The director represents the organization and oversees the affairs of the organization.
(2) When the director becomes president, the oldest member of the board of directors shall perform the duties on his behalf.
Article 15 (Duties of Full-time Officers)
(1) The full-time officers shall consist of one executive director and one executive director.
(2) Full-time officers shall be appointed by the chairman of the board of directors after a resolution of the board of directors.
(3) Full-time officers may be delegated by the board of directors to exercise decision-making power over the execution of major matters in the overall affairs of the group.
Article 16 (Duties of Auditors) The duties of the Auditor shall perform the following duties:
(1) To audit the work and property situation of the organization, to request the submission of necessary materials or opinions to the directors, and to speak at the board of directors.
(2) Stamping the minutes of the board of directors
(3) To express an opinion to a director about the affairs and property situation of the corporation
(4) To report to the board of directors any illegal or unfair findings as a result of auditing the business and property situation of the corporation.
(5) Requiring the convening of a board meeting when necessary to make a report under No. 4.
Chapter 3 Torture
Article 17 (Torture)
(1) The organization may, if necessary, appoint a person who agrees with the purpose of the organization as an adviser after a vote of the board of directors.
(2) The term of office of the adviser shall be four years but may be renewed.
(3) The advisor may respond to or make recommendations on the operation of the board of directors of the following groups upon request of the director, and may perform special duties commissioned by the chairman:
1. Matters concerning the basic policy of the organization
2. Matters concerning the increase of group purpose projects
3. Matters concerning group annual events
4. Matters concerning the recommendation of group officers
5. Regular Advisory Group Meeting once a year
Chapter 4 Board of Directors
Article 18 (Composition) The Board of Directors shall consist of directors.
Article 19 (Convocation and Resolution)
(1) Regular board meetings shall be convened every six months by the chairman of the board.
(2) An interim board meeting shall be convened by the chairman of the board when the chairman or auditor deems it necessary and at the request of more than one-third of the directors.
(3) When convening a meeting of the board of directors, the agenda for the meeting shall be specified and notified to each director and auditor 7 days before the meeting. However, this shall not be the case when all the directors meet and all of them call for a meeting of the board of directors.
(4) The Board of Directors shall vote by most of the present directors and by a majority vote of the directors present.
Article 20 (Functions) The Board of Directors shall deliberate and resolve on the following matters:
1. Matters concerning the organization's budget, settlement, borrowings, and asset acquisition and management
2. Matters concerning changes to the articles of incorporation
3. Matters concerning the dissolution of the organization
4. Matters concerning the appointment of officers
5. Matters concerning profitable business
6. Other matters determined by these Articles of Incorporation or deemed important for the operation of the corporation and sent to the meeting by the Chairman of the Board of Directors
Article 21 (Reasons for exclusion of votes) When the chairman or director of the board has a conflict of interest with the organization or when his or her appointment or removal from office is put on the agenda, he shall not participate in the resolution on the matter.
Article 22 (Minutes)
(1) Minutes of the meeting shall be prepared for the will of the board of directors. (2) The minutes of the meeting shall state the progress and results of the meeting and shall be stamped by the directors present at the meeting and the auditor. (3) The minutes of the meeting shall be kept in the secretariat of the group.
Chapter 5 Steering Committee
Article 23 (Steering Committee)
(1) If necessary, the organization may, if necessary, appoint personnel with expertise in each field who agree with the purpose of the organization as steering committee members after a vote of the board of directors.
(2) The term of office of the steering committee member shall be four years but may be renewed.
(3) The steering committee member may respond to or make recommendations to the steering committee upon the request of the director regarding the operation of the board of directors of the following organizations, and may perform special tasks commissioned by the board of directors.
1. Matters concerning the increase of group purpose projects
2. Matters concerning group annual events
3. Regular steering committee meeting once a year
Chapter 6 Finance (Property and Accounting)
Article 24 (Division of property)
(1) The property of the organization falling under each of the following subparagraph (1) shall be basic property, and the list thereof shall be specifically listed in the annex to the articles of incorporation.
1. Property contributed as basic property at the time of establishment
2. Ordinary property that the general meeting or the board of directors has voted to incorporate as basic property
(2) Ordinary property shall be all property other than basic property.
Article 25 (Management of Property)
(1) The list and the valuation value of the basic property shall be listed in the articles of incorporation, and if there is a change in the valuation value during the business year, the procedure for changing the articles of incorporation shall be carried out within two months after the end of the business year.
(2) When an organization sells, gifts, leases, exchanges, repurposes, or provides as collateral for basic property, or intends to make a long-term loan equivalent to more than five-hundredths of the total amount of basic property minus the total amount of debt at the time of borrowing, it shall obtain the approval of the competent authority through a vote of the board of directors.
(3) The organization shall manage the property with the care of a good manager in order to achieve its objectives.
2. Promotion of projects with themes such as language, research, education, and culture, including the dissemination of Korean studies
3. Promotion of cultural, artistic, and performance-related projects to introduce and disseminate Korean culture
4. Implementation of internationalization projects such as promoting exchanges and cooperation between universities, companies, and institutions in each country
5. Implementation of job creation projects and social projects such as environment, medical care, and relief
6. Projects necessary to achieve the purpose of other organizations
(2) An organization may conduct a profitable business when necessary to meet the expenses of the purpose project under section 4.
1. Education projects at home and abroad
2. Online and offline editing, design, printing, and publication related business
3. Domestic and foreign travel and tourism business
4. If there is a resolution of the board of directors as other necessary profitable business
Article 5 (Beneficiaries)
(1) In principle, the profits provided by the purpose business of the group shall be returned.
(2) In principle, the profits provided by the purpose project of the organization shall be used universally, except when the purpose is specifically specified.
Article 6 (Sponsorship Associations)
(1) A sponsorship association shall be formed of those who make donations for the purpose and operation of this organization.
(2) The members of the sponsoring association shall be individuals, corporations, or groups who agree to and agree to the activities and projects of the organizations stipulated in Articles 3 and 4 and have completed the registration procedures stipulated in the terms and conditions of membership.
(3) All individuals, corporations, and organizations, including Korean citizens and foreigners, may join as members by providing personal information and donation deposit and withdrawal information in accordance with the membership registration procedure prescribed by the organization, and by voluntarily contributing donated money and money for public interest purposes and public social benefits without opposing benefits.
(4) Korea Center Global Network shall disclose the responsibilities and obligations that members have and the rights that members may have through the terms and conditions of membership.
Chapter 2 Officers
Article 7 (Composition of officers) The officers of this organization shall be as follows:
(1) One director
(2) 3 to 10 directors (including the chairman of the board)
(3) 1 auditor
Article 8 (Duties of Directors) The director shall appear before the board of directors to deliberate on matters related to the affairs of the corporation and to deal with matters delegated by the board of directors or the chairman of the board.
Article 9 (Qualifications and Limitations of Officers)
(1) An officer shall have no reason for disqualification in his or her character and conduct.
(2) In the composition of the board of directors, the number of persons with special relations specified in Article 12 of the Law on the Establishment and Operation of Public Benefit Corporations shall not exceed one-fifth of the number of directors.
(3) The auditor shall not be a person who has a special relationship between the auditor or between the director and the Enforcement Decree under Article 12 of the Law on the Establishment and Operation of Public Benefit Corporations.
Article 10 (Term of officers)
(1) The term of office of a director shall be four years, but he may serve consecutive terms.
(2) The term of office of the auditor shall be two years but may be renewed.
(3) The term of office of the elected officer shall be the remainder of the term of the predecessor.
Article 11 (Appointment of Officers)
(1) Officers shall be elected by the board of directors and sworn in.
(2) If a position becomes vacant during his or her term of office, he or she shall be elected within two months from the date of the vacancy.
(3) The election of new officers shall be made no later than one month before the expiration of the term.
(4) When the organization elects officers, the following documents shall be attached to the report on the appointment of officers and submitted to the competent authority: However, in the case of consecutive terms, only the documents Nos. 1 and 3 shall be attached.
1. One copy of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors resolving to elect officers
2. One copy of resume (with photo)
3. Inaugural Acceptance Doodle Part 1
(5) Some of the officers may be appointed as full-time officers in order to delegate the powers of the board of directors or to routinely execute decisions.
Article 12 (Removal of officers) If an officer commits an act falling under 1 of the following items, he or she may be removed from office by a vote of the board of directors.
(1) Acts that are contrary to the purpose of the group
(2) Disputes between executives, accounting irregularities, or gross misconduct
(3) Acts that interfere with the work of the group
Article 13 (Election of the Chairman) The Chairman of the Board of Directors shall be elected by the Board of Directors.
Article 14 (Duties of the Director)
(1) The director represents the organization and oversees the affairs of the organization.
(2) When the director becomes president, the oldest member of the board of directors shall perform the duties on his behalf.
Article 15 (Duties of Full-time Officers)
(1) The full-time officers shall consist of one executive director and one executive director.
(2) Full-time officers shall be appointed by the chairman of the board of directors after a resolution of the board of directors.
(3) Full-time officers may be delegated by the board of directors to exercise decision-making power over the execution of major matters in the overall affairs of the group.
Article 16 (Duties of Auditors) The duties of the Auditor shall perform the following duties:
(1) To audit the work and property situation of the organization, to request the submission of necessary materials or opinions to the directors, and to speak at the board of directors.
(2) Stamping the minutes of the board of directors
(3) To express an opinion to a director about the affairs and property situation of the corporation
(4) To report to the board of directors any illegal or unfair findings as a result of auditing the business and property situation of the corporation.
(5) Requiring the convening of a board meeting when necessary to make a report under No. 4.
Chapter 3 Torture
Article 17 (Torture)
(1) The organization may, if necessary, appoint a person who agrees with the purpose of the organization as an adviser after a vote of the board of directors.
(2) The term of office of the adviser shall be four years but may be renewed.
(3) The advisor may respond to or make recommendations on the operation of the board of directors of the following groups upon request of the director, and may perform special duties commissioned by the chairman:
1. Matters concerning the basic policy of the organization
2. Matters concerning the increase of group purpose projects
3. Matters concerning group annual events
4. Matters concerning the recommendation of group officers
5. Regular Advisory Group Meeting once a year
Chapter 4 Board of Directors
Article 18 (Composition) The Board of Directors shall consist of directors.
Article 19 (Convocation and Resolution)
(1) Regular board meetings shall be convened every six months by the chairman of the board.
(2) An interim board meeting shall be convened by the chairman of the board when the chairman or auditor deems it necessary and at the request of more than one-third of the directors.
(3) When convening a meeting of the board of directors, the agenda for the meeting shall be specified and notified to each director and auditor 7 days before the meeting. However, this shall not be the case when all the directors meet and all of them call for a meeting of the board of directors.
(4) The Board of Directors shall vote by most of the present directors and by a majority vote of the directors present.
Article 20 (Functions) The Board of Directors shall deliberate and resolve on the following matters:
1. Matters concerning the organization's budget, settlement, borrowings, and asset acquisition and management
2. Matters concerning changes to the articles of incorporation
3. Matters concerning the dissolution of the organization
4. Matters concerning the appointment of officers
5. Matters concerning profitable business
6. Other matters determined by these Articles of Incorporation or deemed important for the operation of the corporation and sent to the meeting by the Chairman of the Board of Directors
Article 21 (Reasons for exclusion of votes) When the chairman or director of the board has a conflict of interest with the organization or when his or her appointment or removal from office is put on the agenda, he shall not participate in the resolution on the matter.
Article 22 (Minutes)
(1) Minutes of the meeting shall be prepared for the will of the board of directors. (2) The minutes of the meeting shall state the progress and results of the meeting and shall be stamped by the directors present at the meeting and the auditor. (3) The minutes of the meeting shall be kept in the secretariat of the group.
Chapter 5 Steering Committee
Article 23 (Steering Committee)
(1) If necessary, the organization may, if necessary, appoint personnel with expertise in each field who agree with the purpose of the organization as steering committee members after a vote of the board of directors.
(2) The term of office of the steering committee member shall be four years but may be renewed.
(3) The steering committee member may respond to or make recommendations to the steering committee upon the request of the director regarding the operation of the board of directors of the following organizations, and may perform special tasks commissioned by the board of directors.
1. Matters concerning the increase of group purpose projects
2. Matters concerning group annual events
3. Regular steering committee meeting once a year
Chapter 6 Finance (Property and Accounting)
Article 24 (Division of property)
(1) The property of the organization falling under each of the following subparagraph (1) shall be basic property, and the list thereof shall be specifically listed in the annex to the articles of incorporation.
1. Property contributed as basic property at the time of establishment
2. Ordinary property that the general meeting or the board of directors has voted to incorporate as basic property
(2) Ordinary property shall be all property other than basic property.
Article 25 (Management of Property)
(1) The list and the valuation value of the basic property shall be listed in the articles of incorporation, and if there is a change in the valuation value during the business year, the procedure for changing the articles of incorporation shall be carried out within two months after the end of the business year.
(2) When an organization sells, gifts, leases, exchanges, repurposes, or provides as collateral for basic property, or intends to make a long-term loan equivalent to more than five-hundredths of the total amount of basic property minus the total amount of debt at the time of borrowing, it shall obtain the approval of the competent authority through a vote of the board of directors.
(3) The organization shall manage the property with the care of a good manager in order to achieve its objectives.
Article 26 (Budget and Settlement)
(1) The director shall prepare a business plan and budget for the next fiscal year no later than January before the start of each fiscal year and vote on it by the board of directors.
(2) The organization shall disclose the annual donation collection and utilization results through the website by March 31 of the following year.
Article 27 (Division of Accounting)
(1) The accounting of the group shall be divided into purpose business accounting and revenue business accounting.
(2) In the case of paragraph (1), revenues subject to taxation under the provisions of taxation and corresponding expenses thereto shall be accounted for by revenue business accounting, and other revenues and expenses shall be accounted for by purpose business accounting.
(3) In the case of paragraph (2), expenses that are difficult to distinguish between purpose business accounting and revenue business accounting shall be allocated in accordance with the provisions of the Act on Corporate Income Tax on the Calculation of Common Cost Allocation.
Article 28 (Remuneration of officers, etc.) Officers' remuneration may be paid to full-time officers through a resolution of the Board of Directors. For officers who are not full-time, actual expenses necessary for the performance of their duties may be paid.
Article 29 (Fiscal Year) The fiscal year shall run from January 1 to December 31 of each year.
Article 30 (Accounting and business audits) Accounting audits and business audits shall be conducted at least once a year.
Chapter 7 Secretariat
Article 31 (Installation and Configuration)
(1) A secretariat shall be established for the efficient promotion and practical execution of the business and business of the Organization, and for the record and preservation management of all documents.
(2) The Secretariat may have Secretary-general and the necessary clerical personnel.
(3) The arrangement, duties, qualifications and working conditions of the Secretariat shall be determined by the Board of Directors.
Chapter 8 Supplementary Provisions
Article 32 (Amendment of the Articles of Association of a Group) When amending the articles of association of a group, the Board of Directors must vote by a two-thirds majority of the members and obtain the approval of the competent authority.
Article 33 (Dissolution of the group) When dissolving the organization, it must be voted on by at least two-thirds of the total number of directors, go through the liquidation procedure prescribed by the Civil Code, and submit a notification of dissolution to the competent authority.
Article 34 (Attribution of residual property upon dissolution) When an organization is dissolved, the residual property shall vest in the State, a local government, or another non-profit corporation with a similar purpose.
Article 35 (Business plan and balance of payments settlement, etc.) The business plan and budget for the following year and the business results and balance of payments for that year shall be submitted to the competent authority within two months after the end of the fiscal year, and in this case, the list of assets, the status of work, and the audit result report shall also be submitted.
Article 36 (Rulemaking) Necessary rules concerning the operation of the group shall be determined by a vote of the Board of Directors.
Article 37 (Compliance) Matters not stipulated in these Articles of Association shall be governed by Article 32 of the Civil Code, Rules for the Establishment and Supervision of Non-Profit Corporations under the jurisdiction of the Agency, and generally approved social practices.
Article 38 (Interim measures) Any act of preparation for the establishment of a group carried out before the entry into force of these Articles of Association shall be deemed to have been carried out by this group.
Chapter 9 Addendum
Article 1 (Effective Period) The Articles of Association of this organization shall take effect from the date of registration of incorporation.
Article 2 (Basic property at the time of establishment, etc.) The basic property at the time of establishment of the corporation, the list of officers and the seal to be used by the organization are as shown in the annex.
Article 3 (Relations with Overseas Korea Center Organizations)
Each overseas Korea center may have a separate local sponsorship association and board of directors under the headquarters in consultation with the Korean headquarters.
(1) The director shall prepare a business plan and budget for the next fiscal year no later than January before the start of each fiscal year and vote on it by the board of directors.
(2) The organization shall disclose the annual donation collection and utilization results through the website by March 31 of the following year.
Article 27 (Division of Accounting)
(1) The accounting of the group shall be divided into purpose business accounting and revenue business accounting.
(2) In the case of paragraph (1), revenues subject to taxation under the provisions of taxation and corresponding expenses thereto shall be accounted for by revenue business accounting, and other revenues and expenses shall be accounted for by purpose business accounting.
(3) In the case of paragraph (2), expenses that are difficult to distinguish between purpose business accounting and revenue business accounting shall be allocated in accordance with the provisions of the Act on Corporate Income Tax on the Calculation of Common Cost Allocation.
Article 28 (Remuneration of officers, etc.) Officers' remuneration may be paid to full-time officers through a resolution of the Board of Directors. For officers who are not full-time, actual expenses necessary for the performance of their duties may be paid.
Article 29 (Fiscal Year) The fiscal year shall run from January 1 to December 31 of each year.
Article 30 (Accounting and business audits) Accounting audits and business audits shall be conducted at least once a year.
Chapter 7 Secretariat
Article 31 (Installation and Configuration)
(1) A secretariat shall be established for the efficient promotion and practical execution of the business and business of the Organization, and for the record and preservation management of all documents.
(2) The Secretariat may have Secretary-general and the necessary clerical personnel.
(3) The arrangement, duties, qualifications and working conditions of the Secretariat shall be determined by the Board of Directors.
Chapter 8 Supplementary Provisions
Article 32 (Amendment of the Articles of Association of a Group) When amending the articles of association of a group, the Board of Directors must vote by a two-thirds majority of the members and obtain the approval of the competent authority.
Article 33 (Dissolution of the group) When dissolving the organization, it must be voted on by at least two-thirds of the total number of directors, go through the liquidation procedure prescribed by the Civil Code, and submit a notification of dissolution to the competent authority.
Article 34 (Attribution of residual property upon dissolution) When an organization is dissolved, the residual property shall vest in the State, a local government, or another non-profit corporation with a similar purpose.
Article 35 (Business plan and balance of payments settlement, etc.) The business plan and budget for the following year and the business results and balance of payments for that year shall be submitted to the competent authority within two months after the end of the fiscal year, and in this case, the list of assets, the status of work, and the audit result report shall also be submitted.
Article 36 (Rulemaking) Necessary rules concerning the operation of the group shall be determined by a vote of the Board of Directors.
Article 37 (Compliance) Matters not stipulated in these Articles of Association shall be governed by Article 32 of the Civil Code, Rules for the Establishment and Supervision of Non-Profit Corporations under the jurisdiction of the Agency, and generally approved social practices.
Article 38 (Interim measures) Any act of preparation for the establishment of a group carried out before the entry into force of these Articles of Association shall be deemed to have been carried out by this group.
Chapter 9 Addendum
Article 1 (Effective Period) The Articles of Association of this organization shall take effect from the date of registration of incorporation.
Article 2 (Basic property at the time of establishment, etc.) The basic property at the time of establishment of the corporation, the list of officers and the seal to be used by the organization are as shown in the annex.
Article 3 (Relations with Overseas Korea Center Organizations)
Each overseas Korea center may have a separate local sponsorship association and board of directors under the headquarters in consultation with the Korean headquarters.
Korea is the Brand.
All promoters of the Korean Center Global Network
NPO Registration Number 141-82-83410
August 06, 2022
