2016-06-15 8:38 GMT+08:00 Dave Crossland <d...@lab6.com>: > On 11 June 2016 at 11:12, Sean DALY <sdaly...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Dave - I don't agree that whomever submits a grant application becomes > the > > treasurer for those funds. > > Fair enough :) I am merely observing what I see as current practice > with the Trip Advisor grant :) > > > What should happen is a sales cycle: if there is > > interest, the SLOBs should be in the loop so they can assist with > > face-to-face meetings, followup documents, and Adam/SFC liaison issues. >
This is probably the key point to ensure funds actually get to the active members. It will require 100% transparency of grants documents and SCF management issues. > > Document signings involving Walter require prior SFC review. In my view, > > disbursal of funds from a successful grant should be managed by SFC/SLOBs > > (perhaps primarily in the role of a Finance Manager or Treasurer), as per > > Gould or TripAdvisor. > > Please could you clarify why Walter (or any other SLOB) would > specifically need to be signing documents; I understand that that > Conservancy signs the documents, because legally Conservancy is the > party to them and neither SLOBs nor Members are agents of Conservancy > and lack signing authority. > Conversely, I don't see why SLOBS or Conservancy would be involved in > the management of a project; they only and merely approve the funding, > and until a Financial Manager is in place, this is done by regular > motion. > > What is proposed in the new "by funds structure" is to keep a Project Leader per Project as the Treasurer of that Project's fund. For general purpose expenses SL already have the SLOBs who act as Treasurers of the General Funds fund. Project Leaders-Treasurers should be encouraged to present time-cycle required Budgets to the SL Funding/Grants Committee. Each Project Leader may approve or not an specific grant or grant percentage to get into his/her Project Fund for N periods of time. By approving the incoming of funds into the project, the Project Leader shall agree to make his/her best effort to deliver the grant's desired results on each time cycle as well as of course to share the results openly. That said and according to current SLOBs requirements, SLOBs approval will get a long tale as according to current motions system it requires that (A) each disbursement motion gets to be seconded by one SLOB + (B) the motion gets 4 affirmative votes. On 11 June 2016 at 16:44, Caryl Bigenho <cbige...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > > What does the SFC say about the management of grant funds? > > I understand their policy is that spends have to be agreed by SLOB > within the terms of the grant. > > -- > Cheers > Dave > -- Laura V. I&D SomosAZUCAR.Org IRC kaametza Happy Learning!
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