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Policies

Current policies
Policy 1: Membership Policy 2: Standing Committees Policy 3: Nominations Committee Policy 4: Officers/Directors and Executive Committee Policy 5: Board of Directors Policy 6: Affiliated Groups Policy 7: Sponsorships, Associations, and Partnerships Policy 8: Travel Policy 9: Administrative Unit Policy 10: Civility Policy 11: Code of Conduct Policy 12: Confidentiality Policy 13: Privacy Policy 14: Electronic Voting Policy 15: Financial Administration Policies Policy 16: Procurement Policy 17: Investment Policy 18: Entertainment

By-laws contain the items of governance; executive structure, Board structure, membership criteria and requirements, and committee structure are examples. How these items are implemented is usually found either in the policies of the NFPO or in some sort of operations and procedures manual.

In the past, STLHE (referred to as the Corporation in the by-laws) used an operations manual. With the new by-laws the Society has shifted to individual policy statements that focus on particular aspects of how the STLHE governs itself. These new policies are a composite of policies and procedures that were contained in the old STLHE by-laws, other documents – including Board minutes, and the contents of the operations manual.

By using policies, the Society has considerably more flexibility in its governance by allowing for changes without complete revision and filing of new by-laws with Industry Canada. This increased flexibility does not diminish the role of the Society’s members and the accountability of the Board to its members.

The members at the Annual General Meeting of the Society must approve changes in by-laws; only by-law changes have to be submitted (along with a fee for filing) to Industry Canada. All policy changes or new policies are approved by the Board.

Additional Documents:

Director Responsibility Form

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