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  2. 3 Jul 2024: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, Committee Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed.
  3. 31 May 2023: Independence: Exploring what we can contribute individually and in partnership appreciating we can all make a difference in the world. • ... 2020-2021. KS3 Embed research informed teaching across all programmes and identify ways of engaging students
  4. 8 Feb 2023: 2. Purpose of the policy. 2.1 The purpose of the procedure is to enable all staff and certain other contracted persons,. ... The purpose of the procedure is to allow all staff and certain other contracted persons, with.
  5. 23 Apr 2024: TIAA noted that there was a Learning & Development Policy, Procedure & Partnership Agreement in place which served to support the development of all staff across the University.
  6. 19 Nov 2023: At GR’s invitation they introduced themselves; their skills and experience were noted and all were thanked for their support. ... In terms of what made Marjon special, its friendly atmosphere, approachability of lecturers, provision of specialist
  7. 8 Apr 2022: ACTION: ALL. 4. Audit & Finance • Audit Committee Annual Report 2020/21 4.1 The report was received. ... BoG APPROVED this proposal. All further recommendations in the report were approved by way of note.
  8. 7 Apr 2021: 3. Charity Commission guidance (The Essential Trustee) is circulated to all Board members on appointment. ... 8. The Code of Conduct is circulated to all Board members on appointment, within the Governors’ Handbook.
  9. 7 Apr 2021: Warner, to all members of SMT and to all staff for their tremendous work in such challenging times. ... ACTION: All. 4.21 The Annual Assurance Report (Quality) was received. GR thanked SP for his comprehensive.
  10. 23 Nov 2021: ACTION: ALL. 6.4 The Governance & Nominations Committee report, by JT on behalf of the Chair, was received. ... student numbers with associated fee levels; accommodation, food & beverage, sports centre; all other income.
  11. 7 Apr 2021: GR asked GG to convey the Board’s appreciation to all her staff, academic and administrative, for the great work of the Marjon TEP. ... GR thanked SA for the strong position and for keeping the Board well-informed at all stages.
  12. 7 Apr 2021: RW invited fellow governors to join him in expressing thanks and appreciation to all Marjon’s staff and students. ... He paid tribute to RW and his team for all they had achieved.
  13. 25 Oct 2023: 4.2 No apologies were received; all were in attendance. 4.3 EvdL invited members to provide any updates to the Register of Interests. ... EvdL invited CM to provide an overview. 7.3 CM reminded the Committee that all universities were required to
  14. 15 Jul 2022: MJ outlined further potential to be realised, around growth, upskilling and place/space initiatives, all of which were rooted in the University’s values and reflected the transformative power of education ... 6.3 GR requested BoG’s support in
  15. 27 Jun 2021: 4.2 No apologies were received; all members were in attendance. 4.3 EvdL wished to put on record the Committee’s appreciation of John Searson’s tremendous. ... 6.5 EvdL thanked SA for the reporting format and was pleased to see progress in all areas.
  16. 1 Dec 2022: 3.6 WM wished RW all the best in his retirement and flagged the importance of providing. ... 7.21 The Chair’s Annual Report (Appendix A) was noted. GR thanked all members of BoG for having taken the time to discuss with him individually the
  17. 8 Apr 2022: RW noted that all amendments were in line with advice received from the University’s legal advisors, Womble Bond Dickinson and that of HE Shared Legal.
  18. 31 Aug 2023: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, Committee Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed. ... TIAA’s maturity assessment was summarised in the report, noting
  19. 13 Nov 2021: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, Committee Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed. ... to establish and manage expectations and make the process as
  20. 25 Mar 2023: All queries had been resolved or were being followed through to the Committee’s and External Auditors’ satisfaction and consequently a clean opinion on the workings of the University had gone
  21. 7 Apr 2021: 4.2 All members were in attendance. 4.3 No conflicts of interest were declared. ... The. Committee received updates on all outstanding items. The two key outstanding high/medium items were discussed.
  22. 7 Apr 2021: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, the Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed colleagues. ... The committee noted the business planning which was already
  23. 28 Jul 2023: BoG congratulated all those involved for these tremendous achievements. 2.15 The planned investment in health and social care programmes, due to launch in 2024-25, was highlighted, together with projections
  24. 25 Jul 2020: ACTION US agreed to review this to ensure optimal timings and that the register remains up-to-date at all times. ... The key areas of risk were management override and revenue recognition – which are standard across all audits.
  25. 2 Jul 2022: 6.4 The Committee was satisfied with the position and AGREED to close all items recommended for closure under point 3 of the report. ... to increase this to over 95% (while some other Universities still offered none at all); some Universities had lost
  26. 9 Oct 2020: 5.19 All staff had received bespoke communications, including a homeworking policy and risk assessment. ... 5.27 MJ recorded formal thanks to BoG, all staff including the onsite team and to Marjon’s students – expressing gratitude to everyone for
  27. 13 Mar 2023: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, Committee Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed. ... colleagues. 4.2 No apologies were received; all members were in
  28. 18 Oct 2021: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance. 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, Committee Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed colleagues. ... This reflected a continuing evolution around audit
  29. 24 Jun 2020: A breakdown of all actions to mitigate and reduce this key risk would be developed. ... 7.6 HA indicated there could be some flexibility in the audit plan but agreed all audits would be completed by June.
  30. 23 Nov 2021: 6.7 GR invited LP to update BoG on the staff ‘Pulse Survey’ which had recently been issued to all.
  31. 21 Nov 2022: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, Committee Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed. ... these. 5.21 The Committee paid credit to the Governance
  32. 4 Apr 2022: MAIN MEETING – all in attendance 4. Welcome, Apologies & Declaration of Conflicts of Interests 4.1 Opening the main part of the meeting, Committee Chair, Emma van der Lugt, welcomed.
  33. 24 Jun 2020: 3. Matters arising 3.1 All matters arising were considered complete. 4.

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