Governing an Indigenous corporation: Key legal duties of directors

Online workshop

Whether you’re a new director or you’ve been doing it for a while, there is always more to learn about your legal responsibilities. In this session, Not-for-profit Law will unpack the A-Z of governance and make sure you are fully aware of your legal obligation as a board or committee member.

What does it mean to be a board member? What are your key responsibilities? What are you liable for and where can you turn if things go wrong?

You'll learn about

  • Legal roles of directors as decision makers
  • Differences between governance and management
  • Legal structure and status of your organisation
  • Importance of rules and legal purpose or objectives
  • Four key legal duties of directors
  • Potential liabilities, protecting yourself and your organisation
  • Other relevant laws
  • Additional resources to help you in your governance role

Who should attend

Directors, board members and senior staff

Length

3 hours

Maximum number of participants

30

Facilitator

A lawyer from Justice Connect with expertise in charity and not-for-profit law and experience in providing training to not-for-profit organisations.

Costs

Free. ORIC covers costs of delivering the workshop