Elected Council Member definition

Elected Council Member means a registrant of the College elected to Council in accordance with these by-laws, and includes an academic Council member;
Elected Council Member means a Council Member elected or co-opted, subject to Article 28, from amongst eligible Members.
Elected Council Member means those Council Members elected by the public constituency and the staff constituency.

Examples of Elected Council Member in a sentence

  • Subject to Section 4.03(b), each Elected Council Member shall be elected for a term of three(3) years.

  • The term of office for the Webmaster is two years, which can be extended with the approval of Council for a further two years (or until the incumbent has completed his / her term as an Elected Council Member, whichever is the shorter).

  • The maximum number of terms for each Elected Council Member is two (2) consecutive terms of three (3) years each.

  • The term of office for the Meetings Secretary is two years, which can be extended with the approval of Council for a further two years or until the incumbent has completed his / her term as an Elected Council Member, whichever is the shorter.

  • Any Chair who is not also an Elected Council Member will be co-opted to Council in a non-voting capacity.


More Definitions of Elected Council Member

Elected Council Member means a Member of the College elected to Council in accordance with these By-laws (including district 6);
Elected Council Member means a person elected pursuant to clause 12.1 of this Constitution.
Elected Council Member means a Council Member appointed by Assembly in accordance with clause 32, or any person appointed by Council to fill a vacancy of such person under this Constitution.
Elected Council Member means a member of the College elected to Council in accordance with the Act and the By-laws;
Elected Council Member means the Council members and the executive officers.
Elected Council Member means a person elected under
Elected Council Member means a person elected under the Local Government Act 1995