A public association may also own institutions, publishing houses or mass media established or purchased with the funds of this public association in conformity with the legislation of the Republic of Tajikistan and its own charter. 2. Property of a public association shall be protected in conformity with the norm-setting legal acts of the Republic of Tajikistan. 3. The Law may establish types of property which, for the reasons of state or public security or in accordance with international instruments recognized by the Republic of Tajikistan, may not be owned by a public association. Article 27. Sources of forming assets of a public association Assets of a public association shall be formed on the basis of admission and membership fees if provided for in the charter; voluntary contributions and donations; grants, proceeds from lectures, exhibitions, lotteries, auctions, sport and other events held in conformity with the established procedures and the charter of the public association; proceeds from commercial and other activities of the public association which are not prohibited by the law. Article 28. Subjects of ownership rights in a public organization 1. A public organization is the owner of all of its property. Individual members of a public association have no ownership rights to any share in the property of the public association. 2. In public organizations, whose branches and representation offices operate under their own guidelines and under a charter which is common for these organizations, the property is owned by the public organization. Article 29. Subjects of ownership rights in a public movement. The governing bodies of a public movement shall exercise the right of ownership over the assets contributed to the public movement, created and/or purchased by the public movement with its own resources. Article 30. Ownership rights in a body of public initiative. Ownership rights in a body of public initiative shall be regulated by the Civil Code of the Republic of Tajikistan. Article 31. Business activity of public associations