members, or of f urnishing support to members while out of employment, or of furnishing professional assistance to members, or of paying to relatives of deceased members a fixed or any sum of money, or providing for any method of accident or life insurance out of dues or a ssessments collected from the membership, and societies or associations making either or any of such purposes features of their organization on the basis of fixed dues or assessments, shall report to the Insular Treasury within thirty days after their orga nization the fact of their formation, the name of the association, its principal place of business, the name of the president, secretary, and treasurer, and board of directors, or the names of officers having the usual duties of such offices by whatever nam e designated, the general purposes of such societies, and the provision of the constitution or by-laws fixing the amount of dues or assessments and their disposition. [701-1.] SECTION  1796 . Annual Report to Insular Treasurer . — Such societies or associations shall annually, on the first day of July, make a full report to the Insular Treasurer of their financial condition and a complete itemized statement of all their receipts an d disbursements, including the name and address of the person from whom received and the name and address of the person to whom disbursed. [701-1.] SECTION  1797 . Examination by Insular Treasurer into Financial Condition of Society . — Whenever a petition is presented to the Insular Treasurer duly verified by at least three persons interested in such society either as members, beneficiaries, or creditor s and showing the necessity or expediency of such action, or whenever he deems it proper or necessary, the said Insular Treasurer either by himself or his duly authorized representative must make a careful examination into the financial affairs of such soc iety or association, verify the resources and moneys on hand, check up the expenditures and ascertain its ability to meet its liabilities and fulfill the obligations entailed upon it by its constitution, by-laws, rules, or regulations. [701-2.] SECTION  1798 . Place of Conducting Examination . — Such examination and inspection by the Insular Treasurer shall be had in the province in which such society or association has its principal place of business, and the Insular Treasurer may call upon the Att orney-General to assist in the conduct of the examination, either in person or by deputy or agent of the Attorney-General duly authorized. [701-3.] Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 538