Board & Committees

Executive Committee and Board

The Board has overall responsibility for the management or supervision of the management of affairs of the Association. Board members are representing the interests of the members of the Association. As such, both the Board and its members are entrusted that the organisation is soundly managed for the benefit of all.

Following the recent Special General Meeting on 23 April 2010, the motion to accept the revised Constitution with a new Board and Regional structure was approved.

The new Board structure comprises eight elected Board members: six members from the Metropolitan Region and two members from the new North and South Regions.  These changes will take effect from the Annual General Meeting (AGM) due to be held on 22 October 2010.

The Boundaries for the three new Regions have been approved by the Board, and prior to the AGM, member organisations will be advised which Regional Group their organisation will join (Metropolitan, North or South). If you have any queries on the transition process or would like more information on the new Board structure, or your new Regional Group following the AGM in October, please contact Hazel Parker.

The Board of the Association generally meet monthly over eleven months of the year, commencing February and concluding December of each year. A January meeting can be called in special circumstances.

Committees

The Executive and Board reviewed the committee structure during 2006 and early 2007 and created a five-committee structure.

Board
Community Care Committee
Housing Committee
Residential Care Committee
Finance Committee
Workforce Committee


Committee action plans for 2010

Please click on the links below to access the action plans for each ACS committee.

Community Care Committee
Housing Committee
Residential Care Committee
Finance Committee
Workforce Committee

Each committee has its own terms of reference - available on the relevant committee page.
Click here to view the Explanatory Memorandum on Roles, Function and Structure, which should be read in conjunction with the terms of reference.

National ACSA Federation Committees

National Community Care Advisory Committee
National Residential Care Advisory Committee
National Housing & Retirement Living Advisory Committee