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Everyone in your organisation has a role to play in safeguarding.,Trustees should: Ensure safeguarding is a key governance priority with adequate resourcing and attention,Some charities appoint one trustee to take a strategic lead, offering support and guidance to the board,Senior leaders Senior leaders in your organisation, such as your Chief Executive, Directors, or Managers,Receive safeguarding concerns connected to your organisation and offer immediate management.

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These could be decisions about how the charity runs, who your trustees will be, changes to your charitable,The key choices you must make are: Whether you will have members How you will set up your governing body,Elect board members Within a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO), the members also,Members are the people who will have ultimate control over your organisation, even more so than your,meetings and how to develop your board.

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Your governing document will usually outline the type of meetings...

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