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Getting started in governance
Essential information you will need to ensure you are practising effective governance.
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Board responsibilities
Where day-to-day management and operations are delegated to staff or volunteers, your board remains responsible for supervising the chi...
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Board structures and roles
Explores trustee board composition and structures, and roles within the board including chairs.
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Improving your practice in governance
Ensuring your board is effective, efficient, informed, and understands the external factors affecting your organisation.
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Governance
How voluntary organisations are governed to ensure they are effective, accountable and have direction. The trustee board is responsible for good governance but they rely on many different people to be able to govern well: staff, volunteers, advisers and stakeholders.
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