co-opted member

The organisation is governed by a Council of 12 elected and six co-opted members.

In addition, three co-opted members represent the Twa ethnic group.

The six visitors sat facing the Council, flanked on either side by the co-opted members such as himself.

She also served as a co-opted member of the management committee of Compass - a centre left pressure group.

The co-opted members do not have voting rights.

The choice of co-opted members to the governing body provides, opportunities to make statements about the direction that the school intends to take.

As a forcibly co-opted member of your secret service, I do what I'm told.'

Co-opted members: The community council may co-opt additional members with particular skills or interests that will assist them in their work.

In 1893, the co-opted members were included in the Constitution as a new category of Senators.

(e) Two of the co-opted members of the University Court who are alumni.

She has been a governor of both comprehensive and primary schools and has served as a co-opted member on council social services committees.

One co-opted member, belonging to minorities.

The Secretary General, the Treasurer, and additional co-opted members participate in the meeting without a voting right.

It was always uniformly aristocratic in composition, and until 1787 included no representation of the hierarchy and then but three co-opted members.

It oversaw the Code of Conduct, which covers elected and co-opted members who serve on a range of authorities.

The Steering Committee currently comprises eight elected members and one co-opted member from various European regions and churches.

Co-opted members of council committees continued to be entitled to a financial loss allowance if they could show loss of earnings resulting from council work.

The Executive Committee consists of the president, the president-elect, the past-president, the general secretary, the treasurer, two additionally elected members if necessary, other co-opted members.

Standards (6 councillors and 2 "independent co-opted members") - "responsible for promoting and maintaining high standards of conduct by members of the Authority"

Area committees consist of the metropolitan borough councillors for the local wards, parish councillors and co-opted members of "partner agencies".

Todd then served on the National Trust Clent Hills Management Committee from its creation in 1967 until his death, latterly as a co-opted member.

The Moot Court Committee is facilitator of the Moot Court, with eleven regular and co-opted members.

The Executive also includes co-opted members such as the Chairperson of the Congress Reception Committee and Regional Chairpersons.

Thomas's permanent successor will be decided in the new year and Beaumont, as a co-opted member of the uion's council, would be able to put himself up for nomination.

The National Chairman for 2013/2014, Oliver Cooper, is supported by six other members of the National Executive, three of which are co-opted members.