Article 3 Membership and representing entity
United Kingdom
The following entities may become members of the Organisation or they may become observers without voting rights:
Member States of the Union;
associated countries;
third countries other than associated countries;
intergovernmental organisations.
Conditions for admission of members and observers are specified in Article 4.
The Organisation shall have one Member State and at least two other Member States or associated countries as members.
Member States or associated countries shall hold jointly the majority of the voting rights in the Council.
Any member or observer may be represented by one or more public entities, including private entities with a public service mission, of its own choosing and appointed according to its own rules and procedures.
The members and observers of the Organisation and their representing entities are listed in Annex 7. Annex 7 shall be kept up to date by the Chairperson of the Council.