Establishing a Cases Committee
Module Overview
This module, primarily designed for Branch Committee members, is designed to provide some basic guidelines, strategies and ideas for the establishment of a Branch Cases Committee.
Module Objectives
By the end of this module participants will be able to:
- Identify the reasons for establishing a Cases Committee
- Identify the key elements of the operation of such a committee including terms of reference, managing the caseload, linking to the local and state structures and mentoring for committee members
- Identify the priority tasks and a time frame within which to establish such a committee.
Module Content
- Why Have a Cases Committee?
- Terms of Reference
- Managing Cases
- Dealing with Academic and General Staff issues
- Frequency of Meetings
- Linking to the Branch Committee and Division structure
- Mentoring, training and resourcing for Committee members