In a CIO members roles

In a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), members have specific roles and responsibilities as outlined in the governing (Constitution) document. These roles include voting at general meetings, participating in decision-making processes, and ensuring compliance with the organisation’s rules and regulations. Members have the right to leave or be removed from the organisation, sunject to the terms of the governing document’s provisions.
The role of members in a CIO is crucial for the governance and operation of the charity. They provide the necessary support and accountability to the trustees, who are responsible for the overall management and direction of the charity. Members’ involvement helps to ensure that the charity’s objectives are met and that the organisation operates effectively.
It is important for members to understand their roles and responsibilities within the CIO structure to contribute to the charity’s success and to participate in the governance process. 

Members as of 1st August 2026 are:

Ann Parrock, Colin Parrock, Erin Stephan, Gemma Haynes, Ian Dingle, Jake Haynes, Kelly McCormack, Kerrie Colliver, Mel Buckland, Rob Sweet, Harman, Val Stone.