ICAS CEO encourages Members to cast their vote on proposed governance changes
By Bruce Cartwright CA
11 November 2020
CEO Bruce Cartwright CA has encouraged Members to vote on the proposed changes to ICAS governance processes and help shape the future of their Institute.
In May 2018 Council determined that there should be a full review of the ICAS governance processes to ensure that they represented best practice corporate governance, were reflective of the diversity of ICAS Members and were fit for purpose.
The first phase of the review, chaired by Council member Philip Johnson, made 47 recommendations which were endorsed by Council in March 2019. The consequent amendments to the Rules and General Regulations were approved in their entirety by you, the Members in April 2019.
During the second phase, further recommendations, including changes to the way in which Office Bearers are appointed, and enabling Council to remove Members of Council in certain situations, were proposed to Council by the Governance Group. These were also endorsed by Council over the course of the past year. Council is now recommending them to you for approval and has called a Special General Meeting on 30 November for this purpose.
If you have any questions, please contact Frances Horsburgh, the ICAS Secretary, at fhorsburgh@icas.com.
Shape the way your Institute is governed
Please do take the time to vote when you receive your voting pack from our voting administrators, Mi-Voice. These are important proposals that will shape the way in which your Institute is governed.
Voting opened on Friday 6 November and closes at noon GMT on Friday 27 November. If you didn't receive your email (or postal pack) explaining how to cast your vote, please check your spam or junk folders before contacting Mi-Voice at support@mi-voice.com or +44 (0) 2380 763 987.
