The trustees provide leadership and strategic direction for Royal Voluntary Service and work closely with the Chief Executive and her leadership team who implement the strategy.
The trustees have legal responsibility for ensuring Royal Voluntary Service resources are properly managed and are used only for the legal purposes of the charity.
The Board of Trustees has a maximum membership of 12. Each trustee can serve for a maximum of two terms of three years.
Sub-committees
The Board of Trustees is supported by three sub-committees:
Audit & Risk
The Audit & Risk Committee meets to consider reports from both external and internal auditors regarding the charity's internal financial control systems, risk management processes, financial reporting and the annual financial statements. It also considers the charity's risk register and horizon risks.
Impact & Influence
The impact and influence Committee meets to consider and scrutinise the way in which the charity delivers its activities, impacts on its beneficiaries and influences its key decision makers in the areas of volunteering.
This includes how the charity chooses to direct its resources and influence while also managing within its financial limits and providing excellent value for money.
People & Remuneration
The People & Remuneration Committee meets to consider volunteer, employee, safeguarding and EDI issues.
It also considers the charity's pay policy and remuneration strategy including the performance and remuneration of the Chief Executive and the size, structure and composition of the Board of Trustees.