We are very fortunate to have many volunteers who willingly offer their time and expertise on our Grants Advisory Committees. Committee members are appointed by our Board through a nomination process that prioritises our Diversity, Access and Equity Policy.
We have two grants advisory committees – Content Grants Advisory Committee, Development & Operations Grants Advisory Committee. Members of the committees are independent, expert advisors with the following responsibilities:
The Chairperson has the following responsibilities:
Content Grants Advisory Committee
Content Grants Advisory Committee Position Description (PDF 531KB)
Content Grants Advisory Committee Chairperson Position Description (PDF 152KB)
Development & Operations Grants Advisory Committee
Development & Operations Grants Advisory Committee Position Description (PDF, 648KB)
Development & Operations Grants Advisory Committee Position Description (PDF, 181KB)
We estimate the minimum annual time commitment for a Grants Advisory Committee volunteer is:
Grants Advisory Committee members serve a three-year term. They may serve up to three consecutive terms.
The terms are staggered to ensure regular renewal of the committees while achieving consistency in decision making.
Our Board is assisted by a Nominations Advisory Group comprised of representatives of national sector representative organisations.
People can nominate themselves or be nominated by a community broadcasting station or sector organisation. Station and sector organisations can nominate or endorse multiple candidates.
Learn more and confirm if there are Grants Advisory Committee vacancies.
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