Proposed Agenda for the General Assembly in Lisbon
The European Federation of Sexology (EFS) has outlined the proposed agenda for the upcoming General Assembly, which will take place during the EFS Congress in Lisbon.
The agenda covers key governance, financial, and strategic topics, including committee reports, elections, and institutional updates that require review and approval by the General Assembly.
Summary of the Proposed Agenda
The General Assembly agenda includes a structured sequence of reports, approvals, and voting procedures that reflect the ongoing activities and governance of EFS.
Key items include:
- Institutional reports from leadership
- Committee updates
- Financial planning
- Elections for upcoming mandates
Several points will require formal approval or voting by the General Assembly.
Opening and Institutional Reports
The session will begin with the selection of a convening party, followed by a series of institutional reports from the EFS leadership.
President and Secretary General Reports*
The President will present a report including updates on the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with WAS and EPATH.
The Secretary General report will cover:
- News on the communication plan
- Journal proposal
- Statute amendments
- New membership fees for 2027–2028
- Travel document proposal
Both reports will require approval by the General Assembly.
Treasurer Report*
The Treasurer will present the financial plan, outlining the economic framework and financial strategy of the Federation.
This report will also require approval by the General Assembly.
Committees Reports*
A significant part of the agenda is dedicated to updates from EFS committees, reflecting the Federation’s multidisciplinary activities.
Scientific and Educational Committees
- Scientific Committee – Congress Report
- Education Committee
These reports focus on academic, training, and congress-related developments.
Accreditation, Ethics and Membership
- Accreditation Committee
- Ethical Code
- New Members Committee
These committees address professional standards, ethical guidelines, and membership development.
Advocacy and Recognition Committees
- Sexual Justice Committee
- Gold Medals Committee
These reports highlight advocacy initiatives and recognition of excellence within the field.
Communication and Early Career Initiatives
- Social Media Committee
- Early Career Committee
These committees focus on outreach, communication strategies, and support for early-career professionals.
Elections and Governance Decisions
The final part of the agenda will address key governance decisions and upcoming elections.
President-Elect Report*
A report will be presented regarding the election of the next president-elect for the 2028–2032 term.
This item requires approval by the General Assembly.
Executive Committee Elections**
The General Assembly will vote on the election of the new Executive Committee for the 2026–2030 term.
This decision requires a formal vote by the General Assembly.
