a— A limited liability company shall have a general assembly consisting of all partners.

b— The general assembly shall convene at a call by the managers at least once a year within the four months following the end of the company's financial year.

c— The general assembly may convene at any time at an invitation by the managers, the control board, the auditor, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry or a number of partners representing one-fourth of the capital.

d— The call for the general assembly to convene shall be made by registered mail with a delivery note or by any way proving the knowledge of partners of it at least one week before the date of the meeting.

e— The call for the general assembly to convene shall specify the date, the venue and the agenda of the meeting. The agenda shall particularly include the reports of the managers, of the auditor and of the control board, if any, the approval of the balance sheet and the profit and loss account, and consideration of the managers' recommendations with respect to profit distribution.

Each partner may request the managers to include any issue on the agenda, and if such request is rejected, the partner may take the matter to the general assembly.

The general assembly meeting shall not debate any matters other than those listed on the agenda; unless serious matters arise during the meeting that require debate.