make an application or recommendation, or report or give notice, to the Governor or a Minister where provided for by statute. A delegation: is subject to conditions and limitations stated in the resolution; if made to the Chief Executive, authorises the sub-delegation by the Chief Executive in writing of the delegated power or function to any person unless the resolution directs otherwise; is revocable by resolution of the Board of Directors; and does not prevent the Board of Directors from exercising the delegated power. The Board of Directors must cause a separate record to be kept of all delegations under this clause. The Chief Executive must ensure that sub-delegations are reported to the Board of Directors at least every 3 months. At least once in every financial year the Board of Directors must review the delegations and sub-delegations for the time being in force under this clause. The record of delegations made under this clause must be placed on the public website. LGA’s Nominations for the Office of President The office of President shall be elected by Members biennially. In the year in which a new President is to be elected, and at least 3 months before the Annual General Meeting, the Chief Executive shall write to all Members calling for nominations for the position of President. Every Member is entitled to nominate an eligible person to the office of President. To be eligible for nomination as a candidate for the position of President, a person must be a Council Member. To be eligible for the position of President, a person must also be a current member of SAROC or GAROC who has undertaken that role for a period of not less than 1 year. The eligibility for office of President shall rotate each term between a person who is a Council Member of a Member within Regional Groupings of Members in SAROC and a Council Member of a Member within Regional Groupings of Members in GAROC. A nomination of a person for the office of President shall be by resolution of a Member and must be received by the Chief Executive not later than 5 pm on the day specified for the closure of nominations. A nomination must be signed by the candidate indicating his or her willingness to stand for election and be in the form determined by the Chief Executive.
make an application or recommendation, or report or give notice, to the Governor or a Minister where provided for by statute. A delegation: is subject to conditions and limitations stated in the resolution; if made to the Chief Executive, authorises the sub-delegation by the Chief Executive in writing of the delegated power or function to any person unless the resolution directs otherwise; is revocable by resolution of the Board of Directors; and does not prevent the Board of Directors from exercising the delegated power. The Board of Directors must cause a separate record to be kept of all delegations under this clause. The Chief Executive must ensure that sub-delegations are reported to the Board of Directors at least every 3 months. At least once in every financial year the Board of Directors must review the delegations and sub-delegations for the time being in force under this clause. The record of delegations made under this clause must be placed on the LGA’s public website. Nominations for the Office of President The office of President shall be elected by Members biennially. In the year in which a new President is to be elected, and at least 3 months before the Annual General Meeting, the Chief Executive shall write to all Members calling for nominations for the position of President. Every Member is entitled to nominate an eligible person to the office of President. To be eligible for nomination as a candidate for the position of President, a person must be a Council Member. To be eligible for the position of President, a person must also be a current member of SAROC or GAROC who has undertaken that role for a period of not less than 1 year. The eligibility for office of President shall rotate each term between a person who is a Council Member of a Member within Regional Groupings of Members in SAROC and a Council Member of a Member within Regional Groupings of Members in GAROC. A nomination of a person for the office of President shall be by resolution of a Member and must be received by the Chief Executive not later than 5 pm on the day specified for the closure of nominations. A nomination must be signed by the candidate indicating his or her willingness to stand for election and be in the form determined by the Chief Executive.