ALIA Board of Directors meeting
Friday 23 July 2004 9:00am - 4:30pm
ALIA House, 9 - 11 Napier Close, Canberra
Agenda
1. Welcome and apologies
- 1.1 Welcome and apologies
- 1.2 Meeting arrangements
2. Business
- 2.1 Minutes of meeting 20 May 2004
- 2.2 Business arising from the Minutes of 20 May 2004
- 2.3 Minutes of meeting 21 May 2004
- 2.4 Business arising from the Minutes of 21 May 2004
- 2.5 Recording resolutions passed since last meeting
- 2.6 Board of Directors actions List
- 2.7 President's report
- 2.8 Financial report
- 2.8.1 Financial statements (June 2004)
- 2.8.2 Finance committee report (oral)
- 2.9 Conferences
- 2.9.1 ALIA 2006 Biennial Conference
- 2.9.2 ACOC seminar 2005 proposal
- 2.10 Draft AGM minutes
- 2.11 National Simultaneous Storytime Trade Mark
3. Governance
- 3.1 Groups business
- 3.1.1 Group items
- 3.1.2 ALIA information online proposal set item 2.00pm (online conference committee attending)
- 3.2 National Policy Congress planning
- 3.2.1 NPC future direction discussion paper
- 3.2.2 NPC review of member engagement participation discussion paper
- 3.2.3 NPC 2004 progress report
- 3.2.4 NPC regional agenda item: Amalgamation of Sydney based groups
- 3.3 Appointments to ALIA advisory groups and other bodies
- 3.4 Policy statements
- 3.5 Awards
- 3.5.1 Library Technician of the Year Award
- 3.5.2 Dunn and Wilson scholarship
- 3.5.3 Fellowship
- 3.6 Board orientation session - ALIA membership (set time 30 mins before lunch)
- 3.7 Honorary memberships
- 3.8 Strategic partnerships
- 3.8.1 Reading Rulz
- 3.8.2 Review of memoranda of understanding
- 3.9 ALIA approved research institute status/deductible gift recipient tax status
- 3.10 Board development program models for evaluation
4. Policy and planning
- 4.1 ALIA 2003-2004 plan
- 4.2 ALIA 2005-2006 draft plan
- 4.3 Course recognition
- 4.4 Publishing and Editorial Reference Group publishing review set item 9.30am
5. Other business
- 5.1 Matters arising from July quarterly reports
- 5.2 Member feedback
- 5.3 Letter of support - Institute for Aboriginal Development Press
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