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Fiscal Hosts
This page explains Fiscal Hosts, also known as Fiscal Node on the Open Constitution network.
What is a fiscal host?Fiscal hosting is where a legally registered organisation (the fiscal host, also known as Foundation's regional official representation) holds money, trust and fiduciary duties on behalf of Foundation's global community and open source intelligence network.
The principal Legal Steward: Muellners Foundation nominates and appoints Fiscal Hosts in each member state of the UN as fiduciary bodies.
Local Independent Boards are constituted from these Fiduciary bodies.
Fiscal Hosts also maintain local membership and beneficiary citizen registry.
Fiscal Hosts maintain the Foundation's compliance with local business laws, besides holding trust and funds on behalf of the Muellners Foundation.
Fiscal Host Legal Bodies and their members continue to independently work on the local advocacy of the Foundation's guiding principles.
Each Fiscal Host appoints an Independent Board, which also represents the local community of the Foundation.
The local Independent Board members also appoint a third-party Data Protection Officer, an auditor and a chartered accountant in accordance with the Open Constitution, and based on local requirements of compliance with business laws.
💁Muellners Foundation screens Fiscal hosts, with independent and autonomous diligence, before a nomination and subsequent appointment is filed on the Open Constitution Governance System.
Muellners Foundation also periodically reviews the Fiscal Hosts' local compliance with the help of periodical audits(annual audits).
The Treasury and Regulatory Compliance audits are released to the general public, in the form of a quarterly "Transparency Report", regardless of whether local business laws require an audit or not.
The following members participate in the screening and dilligence:
Fiscal Host's Steward Group, Legal CWC and Open Council bodies namely Regulations, Legal and Treasury Council.
Representation of a Fiscal Host