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Pacte de fédération intercommunautaire

Les communautés autonomes ne partagent que les compétences énumérées, par l’intermédiaire d’un conseil de délégués mandatés et révocables qui décident à la double majorité ; les versions ultérieures ajoutent un contrôle au titre de la subsidiarité, l’arbitrage, le retrait, un fonds de solidarité et des membres non territoriaux.

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4848 1. A member community may withdraw by a decision of its own assembly, with 12 months' notice.
4949 2. A withdrawing member keeps its own assets, settles its share of federal debts and obligations incurred while it was a member, and receives its share of federal assets under the exit and asset-division procedure, applied by the arbitration panel.
5050 3. Infrastructure shared with other members remains under joint operation until a new agreement is reached.
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52+## Article 8. Solidarity fund and minimum guarantees
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54+1. Each member pays 2% of its annual revenue into a solidarity fund, which assists members struck by disaster or with revenue per person below 60% of the federal average.
55+2. Every member community guarantees to its residents the entrenched rights listed in the schedule, including the right to leave. A member that persistently violates them may be suspended from the council by a two-thirds majority of members, after a hearing.
56+3. Communities whose members are not territorially concentrated (networks, diasporas, online communities) may join on the same terms, with delegate numbers based on verified membership.
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