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| The General Body elects the Members of Governing Council through a postal ballot system at the time of its Annual General Meeting from amongst Members enjoying voting rights. |
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| The Governing Council from among its Members elects the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee consists of 9 Members; one of them should have expertise in legal matters and another in financial affairs. |
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| The Governing Council has the right to: |
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Decide on necessary aspects for achievement or furtherance of objectives of INTACH |
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Make
bye laws regarding properties, election, members,
appointments, budget, auditors and setting up chapters |
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Amend
and modify byelaws |
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Delegate its powers to the EC |
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| The Executive Committee has the right to: |
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Decide on membership applications |
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Appoint staff |
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Nominate representative |
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Appoint sub-committees for specific purposes |
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Consider budget |
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Consider annual report and annual accounts |
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Consider annual programmes to be undertaken |
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| The General Body facilitates: |
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Election of the Chairman and/or other Members of the Governing Council by postal ballot |
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Consider and adopt annual report |
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Consider and adopt audited accounts for the outgoing year |
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Other business on the Agenda |
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| INTACH Members must follow certain ethical standards in order to achieve the objectives of the organization: |
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Shall cherish and protect our common heritage |
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Shall care for the conservation of the local environment |
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Shall spread concern and a sense of belonging amongst the local community |
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INTACH UK Trust, established in 1987, is a registered charity funded by the Charles Wallace bequest.
It supports the cause of: |
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Cultural
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Heritage
conservation |
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Training
conservation professionals |
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Skill
development and community programmes |
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Bring British conservation experts and scholars to India |
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