Policy 2.1.15 Secretariat Services
· Islands Trust Area · Policies · 2020
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Topics: First Nations & reconciliation · Governance & budget — our classification, not the Trust's.
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Policy – 2.1.15 Secretariat Services Page 1 of 3 Policy: 2.1.15 Approved By: Islands Trust Council Approval Date: 2020-09-15 Amendment Date: 2026-06-16 Policy Holder: Director Trust Area Services SECRETARIAT SERVICES Purpose To support non-profit organizations and Indigenous Governing Bodies in the coordination, determination, and implementation of regional, improvement district, and government of British Columbia policies that increase public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the history and heritage of the Islands Trust Area and the unique amenities and environment of the Island Trust Area. To define a Trust Council process for allocating funding to support administrative functions undertaken by coordinating groups within the Islands Trust Area in support of the Islands Trust object. A. Definitions Coordination Group means a group comprised of Indigenous Governing Bodies, organizations, and/or interested parties that convene regularly to share information and collaborate or to determine, implement or carry out Indigenous Governing Body, regional district, improvement district, or government of British Columbia policies in the Trust Area. Secretariat Services means the provision of administrative support including, but not limited to, meeting organization, meeting administration, public notices, recording and distribution of meeting notes or minutes, and website hosting and updating. Secretariat Services Budget refers to annual funding granted by the Islands Trust Council for the provision of secretariat services. Trust Object means the Object of Islands Trust as set out in section 3 of the Islands Trust Act. B. Policy In accordance with Section 8(2) of the Islands Trust Act, the Islands Trust Council has discretionary powers for the purposes of carrying out the Trust Object. Section 8(2)(b) particularly allows for the allocation of funds for the coordination and assistance in the determination, implementation and carrying out of municipal, regional and improvement district, and government of British Columbia policies for the preservation and protection of the Islands Trust Area and its unique amenities and environment. 1. Requests for financial assistance may be submitted throughout the year. 2. In September of each year the Executive Committee will recommend to the Islands Trust Council an allocation for the Secretariat Services budget for the following fiscal year. Policy – 2.1.15 Secretariat Services Page 2 of 3 3. In March, Islands Trust Council will allocate Secretariat Services funds based on the submissions received. 4. If unallocated funds remain following the March meeting, Islands Trust Council may disperse the funds at subsequent meetings during the fiscal year. 5. Islands Trust Council may only allocate funding to or undertake Secretariat Services for Coordination Groups that: 5.1 have an appointed representative of Islands Trust Council, Bowen Island Municipal
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