ITE BOARD OF GOVERNORS: ROLES AND FUNCTIONS

ITE Board of Governors

The roles and responsibilities of the ITE Board are as follows:

1.   Provide leadership, set strategic aims and directions for ITE;

2.   Review the Management performance of ITE;

3.   Establish a framework of prudent and effective controls, which enable risks to be assessed and managed;

4.   Ensure ITE’s values, standards, obligations in the law and directions by the Minister are understood and met;

5.   Approve the appointment of auditors, bankers, counsel, solicitors and such officers or agents as it may be necessary to appoint;

6.   Appoint general or specific committees, from among its own number and consisting of such number as the Board deems fit, for purposes which would be better regulated by such committees;

7.   Cause the financial statements of the Institute to be audited in accordance with the ITE Act, and submit a copy of such audited financial statements and annual reports, signed by Chairman/ITE, together with a copy of any report made by the auditor, to the Minister;

8.   Propose additions, amendments or repeal of provisions of the ITE Act to Minister; and

9.   Do all such other acts and things as may be requisite to give the powers conferred on the Board by the ITE Act.

Board’s Standing and Special Committees

Pursuant to the powers of the Board to appoint committees to better regulate certain functions, the following Standing and Special Committees have been appointed to assist the Board.

I           Board Standing Committees

      i           Nominating Committee (NC)

      ii          Administration and Development Committee (ADC)

      iii         Audit Committee (AUC)

      iv         Establishment Committee (EC)

      v          Investment Committee (IC)

II          Board Special Committees

      vi        Technical Advisory & Certification Council (TACC)

      vii       Technical Education Promotion Fund Board of Managers (TEPF)

      viii      ITE Education Fund Management Committee (ITEEF)