BUSHkids Constitution 2018

(b)

The Council may appoint the Secretary for such term and subject to such conditions as to remuneration and otherwise as the Council determines.

(c)

The Council may at any time remove a person appointed as the Secretary.

(d)

The Secretary’s functions include, but are not limited to: (i)

calling meetings of the Organisation, including preparing notices of a meeting and of the business to be conducted at the meeting in consultation with the Council;

(ii)

keeping minutes of each meeting;

(iii)

keeping copies of all correspondence and other documents relating to the Organisation; and

(iv)

maintaining the register of members of the Organisation.

8.3

Other roles (a)

The Council may at any time establish a new role and determine the functions and responsibilities of that role including any powers delegated to that role. The Council may appoint any person (whether that person is a member of the Organisation, a member of the Council or otherwise) to the position of the new role. The Council may appoint the person for such term and subject to such conditions as to remuneration and otherwise as the Council determines.

(b)

(c)

(d)

The Council may at any time remove a person appointed in the new role.

9.

Council

9.1

Membership of Council (a)

The Council consists of: (i) the Chairman; (ii)

the Deputy Chairman;

(iii)

the Honorary Treasurer; and

(iv)

no less than two and no more than seven other members of the Organisation elected at a general meeting.

9.2

Appointment of Council members (a)

Members of the Council are elected by a majority of members of the Organisation present at an annual general meeting.

(b)

At the annual general meeting in each odd-numbered year: (i)

the positions of Chairman, Honorary Treasurer and half of the other members of the Council (except for the Deputy Chairman) are spilled; and

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Constitution of Royal Queensland Bush Children's Health Scheme