PRESIDENTIAL
DUTIES
Listed below are the duties of the
three presidential positions on our club committee. Click on the links
to view them
President
Senior Vice President
Junior Vice President
PRESIDENT
The duties of the President are summarised as follows:
- Should be familiar with the Constitution and Standing
Resolutions and have a copy available for reference at all meetings;
- Should understand how to chair a meeting;
- Should ensure that an agenda is prepared for the
meeting;
- Should take the opportunity to meet all members,
guests and visiting Probians on a fellowship basis;
- Should ensure that Management Committee
recommendations are brought to the membership for acceptance and
ratification;
- To keep in mind and to remind members from time to
time of the aims, objects and origins of Probus, emphasising the
importance of fellowship, friendship and fun. It is recommended that
this be done at the commencement of each meeting.
- To advance Probus fellowship beyond your own club,
members should be encouraged to read the official publications of the
Probus Centre-South Pacific Limited. (Active Retirees Magazine).
Encourage members to contribute stories, articles, letters and
photographs for publication in the magazine.
- Encourage members to contribute articles and items to
our own club’s Coast Newsletter.
- It is a good idea to invite the President of our
sponsor Rotary Club to special occasions (Anniversary and Christmas
functions); it is a gesture that
is greatly appreciated.

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
The duties of the Senior Vice President are summarised as follows:
- Should be familiar with the Constitution and Standing
Resolutions and have a copy available at all meetings;
- Should understand how to chair a meeting;
- Should work closely with the President to become
familiar with the role and responsibilities of the Presidency;
- Should take the opportunity to meet all members,
guests and visiting Probians on a fellowship basis;
- Take over the running of the meetings in the
President’s absence;
- Deals with any Presidential issues that may arise in
the President’s absence;
- Takes over the duties of any Management Committee
member in their absence or arrange an alternative assistant;
- Assist any Management Committee member who has a
heavy work load;
- Learn and understand the role of President;
- Is responsible for procuring the guest speaker for
each general meeting and looking after the guest speakers’ needs and
fellowship during the meeting;
- Is the responsible Management committee person for
the theatre, monthly picnic and walking events.
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT
The duties of the Junior Vice President are summarised as follows:
• Assimilate new members into the club.
• Keep in touch with new members to encourage them to
attend the General Meeting and participate in Activities, Events and
Getaways.
• Reserve seating for new members at General Meetings and Lunch.
• Report each month to the Committee on the involvement of new members in the club.
• Invite New Members to consider a role on the Committee.
• Become familiar with the Constitution and Standing Resolutions
• Is the responsible Management Committee person for Lawn Bowls, Craft, Songsters, and Ten Pin Bowling.
• Is the contact person for the initial organising of a new activity.
• Take over the responsibilities of the President and Senior Vice President in their absence
• Arrange Guest Speakers for early in the following year when they become Senior Vice President.
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