STEPPING UP TO GOVERNANCE

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STEPPING UP TO GOVERNANCE What does this mean? Sarah Dunning Harbour Sport CEO April 2007

What is Governance?

“Steering a safe course to a desirable destination” What do you think Bowls in NZ will look like in 10 years time? More importantly what you would like it to look like?

Board People “Add Value” Hats off - overview perspective Strategic thinkers - take the long term view Open doors and make introductions May offer specialist business expertise Balance often achieved by elected plus appointed Outstanding Chairmanship required

Governance Boards Work... “ON” the business not “IN” the business

A typical Board structure?

Effective Governance & Management Structural separation of governance and management Board members “helping out” are volunteers under/reporting to the Manager/CEO Policy framework Plan signed off and used as the Board’s guiding document and measure Empowering the Manager/CEO to get on with the day to day business - implementing plan to budget Reporting to the Board via reports through the Manager/CEO

What Does A Board Member Do? Determine the organisation’s mission and purpose Ensure effective organisation planning Determine and monitor programmes Provide financial oversight Ensure adequate resources Ensure legal and ethical integrity and accountability Select, support and assess the Manager/CEO Recruit, induct and assess board members and board performance

Board Responsibilities Part One - “Duty of Care” Prudent supervision of the finances - an Audit Committee Supervision of the Manager/CEO Preserving the organisations integrity, institutional knowledge Awareness of “state of health” of the organisation Dealing with issues of the moment

Board Responsibilities Part Two - “Ensuring A Good Tomorrow” Strategic thinking with purposeful discussions Strategic agenda Setting priorities (BHAGs)

What is Board Protocol? Committing to collective responsibility Declaring conflicts of interest Keeping confidentiality Being loyal and responsible eg. media Being accountable for organisational matters Attending to board business Respecting the rights of others around the table Having an appropriate relationship with Management Abiding by Board policies

An Effective Board - Manager Relationship Role clarity - both parties Reporting and information requirements - defined Managers role at meetings - agreed A fair and ethical process for performance management - both parties Good/regular Manager / Chairman relationship Board regularly appraised of risks faced by the organisation

for Effective Meetings Sarah’s Hints for Effective Meetings Start and finish on time Prior preparation with reading and research Committee reports received in advance Agenda check/levels of operation Consent agenda Strategy first Working parties Conflicts of interest register

Good is the enemy of Great

How To Learn New Ways of Doing Things? Training How To Learn New Ways of Doing Things? SPARC resource - 9 STEPS TO GOOD GOVERNANCE www.sparc.org.nz Your local Regional Sports Trust (RST) NZ Institute of Directors