I would strongly advise to leave out some of the details from the statutes. It is a lengthy and very often unnerving and expensive process, always including the paid help of a notary and most likely a lawyer, to achieve the status ‘gemeinnütziger Verein’ in Germany (non-profit association for the common good - meaning that people can deduct their donations from their tax-liabilities and are more likely to give). Anything that exceeds the usual is eyed with suspicion by the authorities (Finanzamt). Anything that is still work in progress such as the definition of OSCE should by all means not be included in the ‘Satzung’ (satutes) as they are hard to ever change again, even single words. The usual way to deal with it is to refer to a seperate document which can then be amended and changed without having to undergo the authorties’s scrutiny.