proposed changes to the structure, organisation and governance of md 105 as agreed by the council of...
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Proposed changes to the Structure, Organisation and Governance of
MD 105As agreed by the Council of Governors
October 2015
Current distribution of Clubs England, Wales and Scotland
425 Members37 ClubsClub-club max 358 miles
792 Members51 ClubsClub-club max 120 miles
928 Members52 ClubsClub-club max 90 miles
1069 Members55 ClubsClub-club max 81 miles
1133 Members67 ClubsClub-club max 125 miles
1002 Members54 ClubsClub-club max 107 miles
1496 Members76 ClubsClub-club max 86 miles
1590 Members65 ClubsClub-club max 135 miles
1237 Members61 ClubsClub-club max 161 miles
1225 Members59 ClubsClub-club max 146 miles
991 Members48 ClubsClub-club max 179 miles
2388 Members109 ClubsClub-club max 248 miles
900 Members57 ClubsClub-club max 181 miles
Current Districts
District No of members
No of clubs
No of Zones
105 CE 1776 97 16105 CN 1578 103 18105 CW 1654 87 15105 DE 2149 92 18105 DW 2009 99 19105 HC 2212 113 21105 I 2388 109 22105 N 1658 91 16Grand Total
15424 791 145
Proposed Structure
Impact of Redistricting on BS
If current proposals are approved at MD Convention
• Seven zones (A to G) will move to new District CN
• Two zones (H and I) will move to new District CW
• Clubs will stay within their current zones
• Current elected leadership of 1st VDG Steve Shields and 2nd VDG Teresa Nickson (subject to election) will complete their terms in office
• Other current Cabinet officers will remain in place until Districts change
Why restructure?
• Reducing the number of districts to seven (excluding Ireland) would save the MD, at least, £12,687
• In addition the total cost per member could be reduced by• the cost of 5 conventions, 20 cabinet meetings,
an estimated 200 district officers and 5 DG allowances
• Increase the pool of members from which leaders can be found in each district
Council of Governors
Council Treasurer
Current Organisation
Council of Governors
Council Treasurer
Council Chairman
CNRO
Patron
LRPC
SAA
Convention
Council Secretary
MDHQ
Legal
VPOData
Protection
H&S Membership
GLT
GMT
Communicati
ons
Health
International
LCIF
Youth
Proposed Organisation
Why reorganise?
• Moves operational and financial responsibility to portfolio holders
• May appoint other officers to assist where needed but moves away from an officer for everything
• Produces savings of at least £22,500
• In addition changes proposed to involvement in International Convention would save a further £6,550
What about Ireland?
• 105I have taken the first step towards leaving the MD with the following timetable:• Club consultation and EGM by end of 2015• Resolution (submitted Jan 2016) to MD
Convention May 2016• Proposal to International Board October 2016• Leave MD July 2017
• If we do nothing and 105I leaves• MD dues for each remaining member would
increase by between £5 and £6
Next Steps
• Proposals issued for general consultation Nov 2015 – all clubs are encouraged to send their comments to DG Chris Aked
• Working group to produce implementation plan and draft convention resolutions by Jan 2016
• Resolutions submitted end Jan 2016• Roadshow to explain proposals to District
Conventions Jan – March 2016• Resolutions voted on at MD Convention May 2016• If successful
• Organisation changes implemented July 2016• Proposal on redistricting to International
Board October 2016• EGMs of new districts September 2017 to
elect officers and adopt constitution• New district structure from 1 July 2018