Board and committee vacanciesForest Practices Authority - Applications close 20 November 2009 >>more Recreational Fishery Advisory Committe - Applications close 20 November 2009 >>more Tasmanian Community Fund - Applications close 30 October 2009 >>more Animal Ethics Committee - Applications close 26 October 2009 >>more Premier's Disability Advisory Council - Applications close 5pm, Monday 19 October >>more Tasmania’s South Regional Tourism Association (Tas South) - Applications close at 5pm on Friday 9th October 2009 >>more Tasmanian Electoral Commission Vacancy - applications close Friday 2 October 2009 >>more Department of Treasury and Finance - seeking Directors for Government Business Enterprises and State-owned Companies >>more Hobart Women's Shelter Management Collective is currently seeking women to become new members >>find out more MULTICAP seeks board members >>find out more Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Forest Practices Authority 1. a person with applied knowledge and expertise in environmental or natural resource management (s.4A(l)(b) of the Forest Practices Act 1985) The Forest Practices Authority is an independent statutory authority responsible for the regulation of forest practices under the Forest Practices Act. Enquiries regarding the role of the Forest Practices Authority should be directed to Graham Wilkinson, Chief Forest Practices Officer on 6233 7451. Applicants should submit a CV and an expression of interest that addresses their relevant qualifications to the Hon. David Llewellyn, Minister for Energy and Resources, Level 1, Public Buildings, Frankln Square, Hobart 7000 by Friday 20 November 2009.
Recreational Fishery Advisory Committee The RecFAC meets 5-6 times a year to consider issues of importance for managing Tasmania’s recreational fisheries, providing advice to the Minister and the Department. Members are not paid for their work on the Committee, however travel allowances may be paid to attend meetings. Nominations are sought from individuals or representatives of fishing associations who are able to demonstrate an ability to provide strategic input into management, research and educational planning for recreational sea fishing. An informal background briefing on fisheries management will be provided to appointees. At least one representative will be considered from each major Tasmanian region (south, north/north west-east, and the northwest/west) and there will be up to 6 other representatives who may be either individuals or representatives of sea fishing associations. Further information, including details on how to apply, is available from Rod Pearn, Recreational Sea Fishing Section, DPIPWE, phone (03) 6233 3523 or email rod.pearn@dpipwe.tas.gov.au Applications close on Friday 20 November 2009 to: Recreational Sea Fishing Section Tasmanian Community Fund Since its establishment, the Board has allocated over $44 million to 1 186 projects around the State. The Fund’s operations are governed by the Tasmanian Community Fund Act 2005. Expressions of interests are sought from candidates with appropriate skills and experience for positions to be considered over the next six months on the Board of the Tasmanian Community Fund. Applicants should possess demonstrated skills and experience required for the role, including:
The applications will be assessed by a selection panel chaired by the Secretary of the Department of Treasury and Finance. Expressions of interest, including details of relevant experience, qualifications and CV should be forwarded to Executive Search firm, Cordiner King by email at tcf@ckh.com.au The closing date for applications is Friday 30 October 2009. Further information regarding the role of Tasmanian Community Fund board members can be obtained from the Senior Executive Officer, Mark Green, at the Department of Treasury and Finance on (03) 6233 2800 or via email: mark.green@treasury.tas.gov.au.
Animal Ethics Committee Expressions of interest in joining the committee are sought by 26 October 2009 for the following position: Category C: The committee meets every month and members also participate in the inspection of animal facilities. The appointment will be for a trial period of six months and supsequent two-year appointment by mutual consent. The position will commence as soon as possible. Terms of reference of the committee, position description and details of how to apply are available at: Interested applicants are advised to contact Executive Officer, Animal Ethics, Nicola hodgman, on (03) 6226 7283 or Nicola.Hodgman@utas.edu.au for more information.
Premier's Disability Advisory Council The Council assists the Government to implement its Disability Framework for Action and provides advice on whole-of-government policy and programs that impact on Tasmanians with disability. Participation on the Council is voluntary, with members reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses. The Council meets formally twice a year with up to six out-of-session meetings per year. Members will be appointed for a three year term. The closing date for expressions of interest is 5pm, Monday 19 October. More information and application packs are available on the Disability Bureau web pages; by telephone on 1800 009 505 or by emailing disability@dpac.tas.gov.au.
Tasmania’s South Regional Tourism Association (Tas South) Tas South operates through the business unit known as Totally South Tourism – tourism development and marketing, whose website is www.totallysouth.com.au Membership of the Board provides interested and suitably qualified people with an opportunity to make a significant contribution to the development and ongoing delivery of services to international and interstate visitors to Southern Tasmania, as well as to residents of all parts of the State. All Board positions are honorary. The STCA is seeking to appoint people who together will possess the following experience, knowledge, attributes and skills:
Further information is available from David Lovell, Joint CEO, STCA on 0408 121 714. Those making application are requested to do so by addressing the criteria listed by email to dlovell@stca.tas.gov.au
Tasmanian Electoral Commission Vacancy Expressions of interest are sought from individuals who are interested in making a valuable contribution to the domocratic process in Tasmania by serving on the Tasmanian Electoral Commission in the position of member. The Member of the Commission will be expected to have an interest in, and understanding of, the Tasmanian community and its democratic traditions. A detailed knowledge of electoral systems is not necessary. All positions on the Commission require strict political neutrality. Under section 8 of the Electoral Act 2004, a person in ineligible to be appointed if that person is, or has been, in the period of 5 years immediately preceding the date of appointment:
Appointment is by the Governor for a period of up to 7 years and is remunerated. The Commission meets quarterly with additional meetings as required, for example, when parliamentary elections are held. Further information about the Commission is available from its website at www.tec.tas.gov.au or by contacting Bruce Taylor, Electoral Commissioner; bruce.taylor@tec.tas.gov.au or 6233 3746. Expressions of Interest of no more than 3 pages, including a CV, should be forwarded by Friday 2 October 2009 to: Secretary
Hobart Women's Shelter Management Collective Would you like to be part of a group of dynamic, diverse women working for change? Do you have legal expertise or skills in human resource management, financial management, or promotions? The Hobart Women's Shelter (HWS) has a vision for a society where all women and children can reach their potential as part of a community that is free from violence and discrimination and embraces diversity. The HWS Management Collective is currently seeking women - particularly with skills in human resource management, financial management, promotions and public image, or legal expertise - to become new members. Women with other skills are also welcome to apply. Membership of the Collective involves attendance at one meeting a month, participation in consensus decision-making, and opportunities to participate in work groups and other activities. If you are interested in being involved in the further development of our vibrant community service organisation - please phone Jehni on 6273 8466 or email: hws_coor@bigpond.net.au
MULTICAP seeks board members Multicap was established in 1973 to provide much needed support and assistance to families who had a family member with a physical and intellectual disability. Over the past 36 years the organisation has continued to grow and support people with disabilities in a variety of settings. The organisation started up by fundraising and highlighting the needs, this enabled it to develop a strong foundation in terms of assets that protect the organisation financially. Multicap is interested in hearing from people who have a passion for equality and opportunity for people in the community regardless of their ability; people who are innovative and forward thinking, interested in ensuring that the organisation is able to grow and serve the community for years to come. The Board of Management meets on the 4th Wednesday each month from 7pm to 9pm. Meetings are generally held at Multicap’s Office at 35 Marine Terrace (corner of Spring St) in Burnie. Meetings generally go for 1½ hrs and work to an agenda with attachments that are forwarded to members the week before. This is a great opportunity to be part of an innovative and progressive Board of Management of a well-established community organisation. Multicap employs over 100 people and supports over 100 people with disabilities across the North-West and North of the state. Multicap operates a number of facilities, more information can be obtained by visiting their website at www.multicap.com.au. Millicent Subonj Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has many statutory and non statutory bodies that play an important role in ensuring the future prosperity of Australia’s rural industries. These positions offer the chance to influence the future of our agricultural industries and to set the agenda on important issues such as research and development. Board membership offers opportunities for talented individuals to exercise their professional skills and expertise in entrepreneurship, governance, strategic planning and stakeholder communications. We particularly encourage participation and involvement from women, young people and indigenous groups. Find out more about this position on the DAFF website, or read the flyer - Rural Australia needs you |
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