Last Updated on 2 May 2022 by policychair
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All Australian Regional Service Committee (ARSC) positions are elected by the ARSC.
There are 2 primary requirements for ARSC membership:
- There is a two-year minimum clean time for ARSC participation. Nominees for positions must meet the clean time requirement as per policy description for the position,
- ARSC participants and nominees must reside within the Australian Commonwealth and its States and Territories.
As per ARSC Election procedures, all terms are two years since all positions become vacant every two years. This is in June of the non-World Service Conference (WSC) year, which are odd years (2019, 2021, 2023, etc). Any successful nomination part way through the two year cycle serves until the next rollover.
Members do not normally serve more than two consecutive terms (four years total).
ARSC position | Clean time required | Term served | Other |
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Chair | 3 years | 2 years | |
Vice Chair | 2 years | 2 years | |
Secretary | 2 years | 2 years | |
Assistant Secretary | 2 years | 2 years | |
Treasurer | 5 years | 2 years | |
Assistant Treasurer | 5 years | 2 years | |
Regional Delegate (RD) | 6 years | 2 years | |
Alternate Delegate (AD) | 4 years | 2 years | Must have served on ARSC for one of the last three years |
Subcommittee Chairs | 3 years | 2 years | For Public Relations (PR) and Fellowship Development (FD) Chair, experience with PR or FD/Outreach respectively is desirable |
Subcommittee Vice Chairs | 2 years | 2 years | For Public Relations (PR) and Fellowship Development (FD) Vice Chair, experience with PR or FD/Outreach respectively is desirable |
Policy Subcommittee members | 2 years | 2 years | Policy and Procedure Subcommittee members are the only Subcommittee members elected. Other Subcommittees simply have voluntary membership. |
Fellowship Service Office (FSO) clean time requirements
The elected term for the FSO Board is three years. Members normally serve two consecutive terms, for a maximum of six years in service.
Election to the FSO pool has an undefined election term. The FSO pool was established in compliance with legal requirements, so that members could be elected to the FSO Board with a clean time requirement, even though the clean time requirement is not part of the legal structure of the Board. Members may remain in the pool until they are elected to the Board, or until they withdraw from the pool.
The FSO Board was formerly known as the FSO Management Committee.
FSO position | Elected by | Clean time required | Elected for | |
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FSO pool | ARSC | 3 years | Members can remain in the pool until they are elected or withdraw | May be elected for more than one year duration |
FSO Board Chair | FSO Management Committee | 3 years | 1-6 years | Terms occur in one year cycles. |
FSO Board Vice Chair | FSO Management Committee | 3 years | 1-6 years | Terms occur in one year cycles. |
FSO Board Treasurer | FSO Management Committee | 3 years | 1-6 years | Terms occur in one year cycles. |
FSO Board Secretary | FSO Management Committee | 3 years | 1-6 years | Terms occur in one year cycles. |
FSO Board Office bearer | FSO Management Committee | 3 years | 1-6 years | Other office bearer roles are created as needed |
FSO Board member | FSO Management Committee | 3 years | 1-6 years | Terms occur in one year cycles. |