The United Church of Canada/L'Église Unie du CanadaThe General Council is the single body for the exercise of governance: the setting of policy and broad direction for the church. Between meetings of the General Council, the Executive acts on its behalf. It takes a leadership role in articulating and translating the broad vision of the General Council, establishing mission directions, and setting priorities for the work of the General Council Office. The Executive reports on its proceedings to the General Council.
There are 50 voting members on the Executive and 19 corresponding members. The 50 voting members are
The 19 corresponding members who attend the meetings and have “voice but no vote” are
A list of the current members of the Executive is online.
The Executive of the General Council normally meets twice each year. A Sub-Executive is convened to consider matters which emerge between meetings and require action or decision.
The scheduled meetings of the Executive for the 2009–2012 triennium period between the 40th and 41st General Council are
Minutes of meetings of the Executive and Sub-Executive of the General Council are available on the GC40 website.
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