Appointing and Removing Directors Print

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Changes in who manages the company.

WHAT APPOINTMENT REQUIRES

Authority per the constitution Consent of the person appointed A resolution Filing Updating the register

WHY CONSENT MATTERS

A person cannot be made a director without agreeing.

WHAT TO ESTABLISH BEFORE APPOINTING ANYONE

That they are eligible That they understand the duties and exposure

WHY EXPOSURE SPECIFICALLY

People accept directorships without knowing what they carry.

WHAT DISQUALIFIES A PERSON

Being under age, or otherwise disqualified by law or by a court.

WHAT TO ESTABLISH

Eligibility, before appointing.

WHAT RESIGNATION REQUIRES

Written notice to the company A resolution noting it Filing Updating the register

WHY FILING MATTERS

A director who has resigned but remains on the record can still be treated as one.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU RESIGN

Ensure the filing is made, and verify it.

WHY VERIFY

Companies fail to file resignations, deliberately or otherwise.

WHAT REMOVAL REQUIRES

Following the process in the constitution and the law.

WHY PROCESS MATTERS

Improper removal is challenged and reversed.

WHAT TO ADDRESS ON ANY DEPARTURE

Bank mandates and signatories Access to systems and premises Company property Guarantees given Any employment arrangement

WHY BANK MANDATES SPECIFICALLY

A former director remaining a signatory is a serious exposure.

WHAT TO DOCUMENT

The departure and what was settled.


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