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How to embed your scheme of delegation
Make sure your scheme of delegation works in practice and helps staff, trustees and local governors achieve your trust's objectives. Follow our tips to make sure your scheme keeps pace with changes across your trust and is applied effectively.
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- Follow these guiding principles
- Be clear about what's in your scheme to find out if it's working
- Make time to discuss the scheme and get everyone on the same page
- Set up clear lines of communication so stakeholders can feed back
- Get oversight of what's going on in LGB meetings
- Keep these questions in mind at all times
- Academy trust AGM: attendance and agenda
- Chair of trustees: how to work effectively with your CEO
- Checks on trustees, members and local governors
- Disqualification of trustees and local governors
- Governance Handbook 2020: summary of changes
- How to make sure your local governing bodies are effective and engaged New
- How to write your scheme of delegation
- Legal responsibilities of trustees in a MAT
- Members of the trust: appointment, removal and resignation
- Members of the trust: roles and responsibilities
- Register of people with significant control
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