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adea.com.au CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW WORKING GROUP 2 Update Oct 2014 Heike Krausse CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW WORKING GROUP (CRWG) • Consists of a representative group of ADEA members and Board executives who have experience in National/State governance and/or constitutional development or by-law changes. • Current members: Jan Alford, Carol DeGroot, Heike Krausse (Chair), Fiona McIvor, John Michailidis, Jayne Lehmann, Joanne Ramadge (Secretariat) PURPOSE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW WORKING GROUP Identify inconsistencies within the Constitution and By-laws 2. Identify where changes can improve the governance of ADEA 3. Identify what specific changes need to be made 4. Make recommendations to the Board adea.com.au 1. 4 MAIN CLAUSE CHANGE/REVIEWS TO DATE Principle Objects: To more accurately reflect ADEA’s role with flexibility for the future. MAIN CLAUSE CHANGE/REVIEWS TO DATE adea.com.au Memberships: Eligibility and allowance for international and expanded professional acknowledgement memberships Pro rata fees return if required Issues related to reprimand, suspension, expulsion and appeal: to ensure process is impartial, equitable and transparent. 6 MAIN CLAUSE CHANGE/REVIEWS TO DATE Simplification and clarification of members right to call and notice for meetings. Clarification to ensure proportional representation of members Reduce risk of potential conflict of interest when voting Clarification of voting entitlements and proxy vote process Use of technology for voting COMMUNICATION STRATEGY It is important that there is a mechanism for all members to comment on and have any queries responded to in a efficient and effective way. COMMUNICATION STRATEGY • adea.com.au • Communication on the constitutional changes has been facilitated by: o ADEA weekly newsletter o ADEA webpage: Members section • Update articles in the ADE June, August and November 2014 • Branch Chair and CEO meetings (Teleconferences) • Power-point presentations available for State branch meetings • Email address: [email protected] 9