The Role of the BVNA Council Member
One of the questions frequently asked of the BVNA Office and Council team is 'What does being a BVNA Council member involve?'.
Within this section, you can find out a little more about the election process and how to become a BVNA Council member and also in the words of a Council member, who was elected onto Council in October 2008.
What does being a BVNA Council Member involve?
The key responsibilities for BVNA Council members are to represent the views of their members, represent the professionalism of the Association and be part of the decision making process on behalf of the Association.
This key role enables individuals to play a key role in the future of their own profession. Commitments include:-
- Attending Council meetings held at the BVNA Office on Saturday mornings approximately every six to eight weeks.
- Undertaking one or more roles on behalf of BVNA Council including Internet or Publications Observer, Regional Coordinator Team Leader, VNJ Shadow Reporter etc.
- Preparation of papers for the Council meeting.
- At least weekly contact via email Attending meetings with other professional bodies.
- Reviewing courses and books.