This month’s ‘and another thing’ vlog’ is on the tricky issue of board remuneration – or whether board or committee members are or should get paid for their role governing arts, cultural and for-purpose organisations.
While there are vehement supporters of either end of the volunteer/payment scale, it’s important to recognise that neither model is perfect: not paying board members is problematic; but paying board members is problematic too.
Here’s Part 1:
And Part 2:
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This episode draws from or references:
- Eddie Bass, Linked In post
- Beyond the Governance Gaps, Meanjin
- Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC), Remunerating charity board members: Information for charities about paying responsible persons for their duties
- Federal Register of Legislation, Remuneration Tribunal (Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Part-time Public Office) Determination 2021, Australian Government
- Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), Not-for-Profit Governance and Performance Study 2023
- Theatre Network Australia Independent Artist/Producer Board Member Sitting Fee Policy
- National Association of Visual Arts Artist and Arts Worker Fee Policy
- Entry points for governance innovation workshop with Desart, Words, Thoughts and Ponderings enews
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