1 Essex Association of Change Ringers Rules Sub-Committee Report for 2010 AGM.

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1 Essex Association of Change Ringers Rules Sub-Committee Report for 2010 AGM

2 Rules Sub-Committee  Terms of Reference:  The sub-committee was appointed at the October 2009 Executive Committee meeting to perform a thorough review of the current Objects and Rules and make recommendations to the October 2010 Executive Committee.

3 Sub-Committee Members  Mary Bone (Property Trustee & Past Secretary)  Andrew Brewster (Treasurer)  Colin Chapman (LVP & Property Trustee)  David Sparling (CC Rep & Past Master)

4 Timeline  Sub-Committee met twice prior to the February Committee to review the structure and content of the existing rules and to consider what new rules are needed.  Since the February meeting we have met twice to review all the rules and determine in more detail the changes needed.  We will continue to meet to finalise the draft proposals through May/June and plan to submit these to the Charity Commission to ensure there are no major issues.  We then plan to submit a complete new draft set of rules to Committee Members for consideration at the October 2010 meeting.  A formal proposal incorporating any revisions would then be submitted for the February Committee approval prior to consideration at the 2011 AGM. If passed the rules would become effective immediately.

5 Main Considerations  Revised Objects  Moving some Committee Appointments to AGM  New Association Executive  Rules for Suspension and Termination of Office or Membership  Role Descriptions/Responsibilities for Main Officers  New Grants Sub-Committee  Tightening rules re membership lapse and subscription payment  Clarifications of other rules such as LVP nomination

6 Revised Objects  Modernise the wording and bring in more public benefit:  to encourage the attendance of its members both at service ringing and at public worship; and to encourage the recognition of ringers as Church workers;  to encourage fellowship and communication among ringers;  to recruit and train new ringers, so that there may be regular service ringing in all the towers within the Association’s boundaries where the bells are ringable;  to promote the art of change ringing; and  to promote interest in the care of all the bells within the Association’s boundaries.

7 AGM Officer Elections  Move some key officers from Committee Appointment to AGM Election  The Committee appoints a number of administrative roles, but to support the proposed new or revised objects related Officers ought to be elected by the full membership, e.g.  Honorary Technical Adviser  Education Officer  Public Relations Officer

8 New Association Executive  New Executive group that can meet at short notice to consider urgent items in between Management Committee meetings  Comprises the Master, Secretary and Treasurer plus three other Officers – current thoughts are Education Officer, Technical Adviser and PRO  Decisions must be unanimous, or convene Committee  May make emergency Officer appointments in extreme cases if urgently required

9 Suspension and Termination  Rule for Executive to meet and suspend Officer if unfit to hold office  Rule for Executive to meet and suspend membership for acts that have damaged or are likely to damage the reputation of the Association  Rule for Management Committee to consider Suspension and Termination (4/5 majority vote)  Rule for re-election if approved by Management Committee after considering a written proposal (4/5 majority vote)

10 Officer Roles  Revise and/or add role descriptions for key officers  Clarify the Responsibility and Authority of the principal Officers and the Association Executive

11 Grants Sub-Committee  The Committee recently approved the setting up of a Grants Sub-Committee to review in detail applications for restoration grants and make recommendations to the Committee  It is considered that this important sub-committee should be recognised as a permanent requirement in the rules – it will make the grants process more transparent

12 Membership Rules  The current rules for membership lapse and subscription payment are unclear  We are considering proposals  that membership will lapse if subscriptions are not paid by the end of the year due (currently members are not removed until the end of the following year)  that members voting rights and peal ringing will be suspended if subs are not paid by end of April each year (they are due on 1 st January)  In many other organisations membership is often suspended or lapses if subscriptions are not paid immediately they are due.

13 Other Clarifications  Update of Charity Annual Reporting requirements  Requirement for Officers to sign declaration that they are not disqualified under Charity Rules  LVP Nomination Process  Quorum for District Meetings & EGMs  Review of criteria for Restoration Grants  Responsibilities for Membership records  Update of Expenses rules  Minor changes as redrafting proceeds

14 Summary  Revised Objects  More AGM officer elections, fewer Committee appointments  New Association Executive to enable quick action if needed  Rules for Suspension and Termination  Membership clarifications  Draft rules in keeping with Charity Commission guidelines to keep our Charity Status  Need to take into account the views of the membership  Important to ensure that sufficient time is given to a thorough review, whilst bringing in change as swiftly as possible