Member Rachel Malthouse 3 $300 Nil $900 Member Terry Stedman 5 $300 Nil $1500 Member Leann Wilson 3 $300 Nil $900 Member Susan Hamilton 4 $300 Nil $1200 Total $6000 No. scheduled Five Meetings meetings/ sessions Total out of A figure of $6118.42 for out of pocket expenses includes domestic travel, accommodation pocket expenses costs, and meals paid for Review Panel members’ attendance at meeting. Community Enterprise Queensland Board of Management Part 7A of the Justice Land and Other Matters 1984 (JLOM) Act or instrument Section 60DA of the JLOM states that CEQ has the following functions: Functions The board is responsible for the way Community Enterprise Queensland performs its functions and exercises its powers. The Board’s roles includes: for performing its functions and deciding the Deciding CEQ’s strategies operational, administrative and financial policies under which CEQ is to operate; and Ensuring CEQ performs its functions and exercises its powers effectively and efficiently; and Ensuring CEQ acts under, and achieves the objectives in, the policies mentioned in paragraph (a); and Accounting to the Minister about the performance of CEQ;s functions and the exercise of its powers; and Reviewing annually the performance of the chief executive officer. Board ensure CEQ continues its primary role of providing essential services CEQ’s Achievements to communities. CEQ continues to perform its functions and exercise its powers in providing food, drinks and household items essential to communities in which it operates. Section 60V JLOM Financial Members are paid commensurate to Level 2 of the Regulation, Administration and reporting Advice of the Remuneration Procedures for parttime Chairs and Members of Queensland Government Bodies. Under the Queensland the Queensland Government has set gender Women’s Strategy 2016-21, equity targets for Queensland Government bodies to be achieved by 2020. The CEQ Board has 50 percent women representation.
Member Rachel Malthouse 3 $300 Nil $900 Member Terry Stedman 5 $300 Nil $1500 Member Leann Wilson 3 $300 Nil $900 Member Susan Hamilton 4 $300 Nil $1200 Total $6000 No. scheduled meetings/ sessions Five Meetings Total out of pocket expenses A figure of $6118.42 for out of pocket expenses includes domestic travel, accommodation costs, and meals paid for Review Panel members’ attendance at meeting. Community Enterprise Queensland Board of Management Act or instrument Part 7A of the Justice Land and Other Matters 1984 (JLOM) Functions Section 60DA of the JLOM states that CEQ has the following functions: The board is responsible for the way Community Enterprise Queensland performs its functions and exercises its powers. The Board’s roles includes: Deciding CEQ’s strategies for performing its functions and deciding the operational, administrative and financial policies under which CEQ is to operate; and Ensuring CEQ performs its functions and exercises its powers effectively and efficiently; and Ensuring CEQ acts under, and achieves the objectives in, the policies mentioned in paragraph (a); and Accounting to the Minister about the performance of CEQ;s functions and the exercise of its powers; and Reviewing annually the performance of the chief executive officer. Achievements CEQ’s Board ensure CEQ continues its primary role of providing essential services to communities. CEQ continues to perform its functions and exercise its powers in providing food, drinks and household items essential to communities in which it operates. Financial reporting Section 60V JLOM Members are paid commensurate to Level 2 of the Regulation, Administration and Advice of the Remuneration Procedures for parttime Chairs and Members of Queensland Government Bodies. Under the Queensland Women’s Strategy 2016-21, the Queensland Government has set gender equity targets for Queensland Government bodies to be achieved by 2020. The CEQ Board has 50 percent women representation.
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