OPTED GOVERNORS. 59. The Governors may appoint Co-opted Governors. A ‘Co-opted Governor’ means a per son who is appointed to be a G overnor by being Co- opted by Governors who have not themselves been s o appointed. The Governors may not co-opt an employee of the Academy Trust as a Co-opted Governor if thereby the number of Governors who are employees of the Academy Trust would exceed one third of the total number of Governors (including the Principal). 00.xx 64. Not used. TERM OF OFFICE
OPTED GOVERNORS. 59) The Governors appointed under Article 50 may appoint up to 2 Co-opted Governors for such term (not exceeding four years) and otherwise upon such conditions as they shall think fit. A ‘Co-opted Governor’ means a person who is appointed to be a Governor by being co-opted by Governors who have not themselves been so appointed. The Governors may not co-opt an employee of the Academy Trust as a Co-opted Governor if thereby the number of Governors who are employees of the Academy Trust would exceed one third of the total number of Governors (including the Principal).
OPTED GOVERNORS. 59. The Governors appointed under Article 50 and the Incumbent, with the consent of the Diocesan Board of Education, may appoint up to 2 Co-opted Governors for such term (not exceeding four years) and otherwise upon such conditions as they shall think fit. A ‘Co- opted Governor’ means a person who is appointed to be a Governor by being Co-opted by Governors who have not themselves been so appointed. The Governors may not co-opt an employee of the Academy Trust as a Co-opted Governor if thereby the number of Governors who are employees of the Academy Trust would exceed one third of the total number of Governors (including the Principal).