Constitution of the LGB Sample Clauses

Constitution of the LGB. 1.1. The number of people who shall sit on the LGB shall be not less than three but, unless otherwise determined by the Directors, shall not be subject to any maximum. 1.2. The LGB shall have the following members: 1. 2.1. Up to 3 members appointed by the directors
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Constitution of the LGB. 2.1 Members of the LGB shall be known as “governors”, who for the purposes of this document are referred to as he / him. 2.2 The Trustees have the right to appoint such persons to the LGB as they shall determine from time to time 2.3 Subject to clause 2.2, the composition of the Local Governing body for the Academy shall be, an odd number for voting purposes, up to 7 people, as follows: 2.3.1 the Principal of the Academy;
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Constitution of the LGB. Members of the LGB 9 Appointment of Members of the LGB 9 Co-opted Members of the LGB 11 Term of Office 11 Resignation and Removal 11 Disqualification of Members 12 Vision and Mission 15 Powers 15 Premises 16 Headteacher 17 Other Staff 17 CURRICULUM AND STANDARDS 18 EXTENDED SCHOOL AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES 19 REGULATORY MATTERS 19 ANNUAL REVIEW AND TERMINATION 20 Chair, Vice Chair and Clerk of the LGB 21 Conflicts of Interest 23 Committees 24 Delegation 24 Meetings of the LGB 25 Notices 29 Indemnity 29 LEVEL OF DELEGATION CHECKLIST 31 Being Strategic 31 Ensuring Financial Probity 34 Holding to Account 36 People 37 Systems and Structure 39 THIS SCHEME OF DELEGATION (which in this document is referred to as the "Scheme") is made on 1st August 2021 between:
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