Trustees: who are they, and what do they do?

The trustees consist of:

What do they do?

On top of their other duties, trustees are responsible for:

  • managing the Union affairs on a day to day basis,
  • ratifying, approving or referring back decisions and minutes of Standing committees,
  • considering motions of censure on a trustee and motions of "no confidence" in a trustee,
  • ensuring that the Union's disciplinary and complaints procedures are followed.
  • receiving regular reports from the finance and staffing committees,
  • implementing the decisions of general meetings,
  • proposing and seconding motions to general meetings,
  • consulting and referring matters to the Union Council,
  • ensuring the implementation of Union policy,
  • reviewing and developing both new and existing services and facilities for the benefit of the members,
  • they also take part in reviewing and maintaining the Union's strategic plan,
  • trustees also consider policies for adoption by the Union, and for referral to general meetings,
  • and trustees resolve issues of membership fees for all members

Trustees 2007-2008

The Trustees of the Union for 2007-2008 are:

  • Peter Jones (University-appointed trustee)
  • Brian Fichardo (Union Council-appointed trustee)
  • Steve Topazio (Union Council-appointed trustee)
  • The Union's six sabbatical officers

Trustees' powers

  • Can regulate admission, classification and conduct of members.
  • Have the abilty to set aside of whole/parts of the Union for any particular purpose at any time.
  • Can expend funds in such a manner that they consider beneficial to the objectives of the Union.
  • Can enter contracts on behalf of the Union.

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Last updated: Fri 14th Dec 2007 at 01:00

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