Federation of Parents and Citizens Associations of New South Wales currently holds election of Councillors and Delegates every two years and these elections are administrated by the New South Wales Electoral Commission.
Candidate eligibility requirements are set out in the Constitution of the Federation of Parents and Citizens Associations made under the Parents and Citizens Associations Incorporation Act 1976 No 50. You can view the P&C Federation Constitution and also the P&C Federation Electoral Areas on the Department of Education’s website click here or you can down load the list by click here.
Roles that are filled via the election process is for one Councillor for each of the sixteen P&C Federation Electoral areas along with two Delegates. The current member for each P&C Federation Electoral Area can be viewed by clicking here.
The Role of Councillor elected within a P&C Federation Electoral Area as a Councillor within the meaning of the Act to undertake the duties and responsibilities of a Councillor in accordance with the Act and the P&C Federation Constitution. This will require the attendance at Board meeting scheduled bi-monthly as well as any additional representation that the member takes on as a member of the Board on behalf of P&C Federation.
The Role of Delegate elected within a P&C Federation Electoral Area to attend and participate in the Annual General Meeting of the P&C Federation in accordance with the Act and the P&C Federation Constitution.