The Committee

All club committee members and volunteers are required to sign up to the FA and club’s policies, procedures and code of conduct. Committee Members who are coaches or help at matches are required to have a DBS check. 

Chairperson

Position held by:

The Chairperson/ Vice-Chairperson is responsible for:

• Providing leadership and direction for the club
• Overseeing the work of the committee
• Chair meeting of the club
• Advocate for the club in the local community, acting as an ambassador
• Responsible for maintaining and developing standards in accordance with relevant guidelines and recommendations

Secretary

Position held by:

• Support the Committee by coordinating Committee Meetings, preparing agendas and associated papers, taking minutes and following up on actions, as directed by the Chairperson
• Support compliance with Club standards, issuing notices and updating of club documents/ policies, as directed by the Chairperson
• Support the Club Treasurer with the collection of all fees/ monies and issuing payments, as requested by the Treasurer.

Treasurer/ Vice-Treasurer

Position held by:

Dave Taylor / Steve Bonning

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• Maintain accurate, complete and up to date accounts
• Monitor and report on all membership fees paid/ owing
• Notify Mangers of effective suspensions
• Prepare and submit regular accounts to the Club Committee, depicting income, expenditure, liabilities, and account balances

Team Managers

• The team manager(s) of each individual team shall be responsible for managing the affairs of the team, liaising with the Club Committee as necessary
• Actively contribute to the Club Committee, supporting membership engagement
• Ensure compliance with mandatory training, FA recommendation and Club decisions
• Act as a role model and ambassador of the club, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for members

Club Welfare Officer

Position held by:

• Support the club by monitoring and advising on safeguarding procedures and practice.
• Help club personnel understand and abide by their ‘duty of care’ towards children and young people