PART 4COMPOSITION OF COMMITTEES
General principles
14.—(1) The instrument of government is to specify the size and membership of the committee, which is to be no fewer than 7 and no more than 20 members (disregarding any sponsor members).
(2) The instrument of government is to specify the numbers of members from each of the following categories of member to be elected or appointed—
(a)parent member;
(b)staff member;
(c)authority appointed member;
(d)community member;
(e)sponsor member.
(3) In calculating the number of members required in each category in accordance with paragraph (5), the number must be rounded up or down to the nearest whole number.
(4) In calculating the number of staff members required, the teacher in charge (or, in the case of a group of units, the teacher in charge of each of the units) must be included whether or not that person has resigned their membership.
(5) Of the total number of members—
(a)at least one but no more than one fifth must be parent members;
(b)at least one but no more than one third must be staff members;
(c)at least one but no more than one third must be authority appointed members;
(d)at least one but no more than two may be sponsor members; and
(e)the number of community members must out number all the other members listed in subparagraphs (a) to (d).
Notification of appointments
15. Where any person makes an appointment or nominates a person to be appointed to the committee that person must give written notice of the appointment or the nomination to the clerk to the committee, specifying the name and usual place of residence of the person appointed or nominated.