Trust Secretary means a person who may be appointed to act independently of the Board to provide advice on corporate governance issues to the Board and the Chairman and monitor the Trust’s compliance with the Regulatory Framework and these Standing Orders.
Trust Secretary means the person appointed by the Trust to fulfil the role of trust secretary in accordance with the Constitution;
Trust Secretary means a person appointed to act independently of the Board to provide advice on corporate governance issues to the Board and the Chair and the Members’ Council and to monitor the Trust’s compliance with the law, Standing Orders and Department of Health guidance;
Examples of Trust Secretary in a sentence
This policy will be circulated by the Trust Secretary as detailed in OP27 Policy for the development, management and authorisation of policies.
The Trust Secretary will amend the register within three working days.
The Trust Secretary shall call a meeting on at least fourteen but not more than twenty-eight days’ notice to discuss the specified business.
If it comes to the notice of the Trust Secretary at the time of his/her appointment or later that the Governor is so disqualified, he/she shall immediately declare that the person in question is disqualified and notify him/her in writing to that effect.
For information on the criteria for exclusion of information please contact the Foundation Trust Secretary.
More Definitions of Trust Secretary
Trust Secretary means a person appointed by the Trust in accordance with the Constitution to be the Trust Secretary to act independently of the Council of Governors to provide advice on corporate governance issues to the Board of Directors and the Chairman and monitor the Trust's compliance with the Regulatory Framework and these Standing Orders.
Trust Secretary means the secretary of the Trust or any other person appointed to perform the duties of the secretary including a secretarial assistant.
Trust Secretary. Means the secretary of the Trust or any other
Trust Secretary means a person appointed to act independently of the Board to provide advice on corporate governance issues to the Board and the Chair and monitor the Trust’s compliance with the law, Standing Orders, Department of Health and Social Care or other regulatory body governance.
Trust Secretary means an employee of the Trust appointed to provide independent advice on corporate governance issues to the Chairman, Council of Governors and Board of Directors and monitor the Trust's compliance with these Standing Orders, the Constitution, Authorisation, statutory provisions and guidance.
Trust Secretary means the secretary of the trust appointed in accordance with paragraph 32 of this Constitution;
Trust Secretary means a person appointed by the Trust (jointly by the Chief Executive and the Chair) to be the Trust Secretary whose responsibilities in relation to the Council of Governors are likely to include (without limitation) acting independently of the Council of Governors, providing advice on corporate governance issues to the Council of Governors and the Chair and monitoring the Trust’s compliance with the Regulatory Framework and these Standing Orders