B.C.A. COMMITTEE ROLES

Treasurer
Gill Smith.

The treasurer of the association has the responsibility of maintaining meticulous records of all the financial dealings within the association. These records must be audited every year and precise and detailed accounts must be made available for all concerned, including the charity’s commission. The accounts are available for public viewing and can be found annually on the B.C.A. website.

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The treasurer is also the liaison person between entries into tournaments and the organiser thereof.

All other financial work of the association, such as the Millennium club, the reclaiming of expenses, payments for international I.B.C.A. events, must be organised and coordinated through the treasurer.

 

 

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