The Hinata Agricultural Association (japanese: 日南田農業会) is an association and trade union in Hinata that defenses the agrarian and peasants interests. Is a very influent association and pression lobby in Hinata and owns the Hinata Agricultural Bank. The agricultural assembly is formed by three members: 1 farmer, 1 fisherman and 1 rancher.
The association was founded in autumm of the year II by the original first members: Ryûji Midoriya, Tomomi Amano and the former President of Hinata, Tarô Nakajima. The first president was Tomomi Amano, a moderate centrist voted by the centre-right majority in the association assembly (Amano and Nakajima). In the second assembly (III-IV), Nakajima losts his seat of fisherman and goes to the socialist Denny Kaidô. Due to this, the second president was Ryûji Midoriya due to the left majority in the assembly.
Presidents
The President of the association is elected by majority of the assemly (2 members of 3 members). The President is just a legal and political figure; the autority is of the association assembly. The assembly decides all of the association.
