The S4C Board consists of the Chair and up to eight other non-executive members, each appointed by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport. Members bring varying skills and experience to the Board, though they are all expected to ensure that S4C fulfils its public service remit and that public and licence fee funds allocated to S4C are properly utilised. Board Members will also be required to ensure that S4C's public services are provided in accordance both with S4C's statutory remit and the provisions of the current Partnership Agreement agreed between S4C and the BBC. Board Members are expected to: The Board seeks to ensure that its members, between them, are able to draw on a wide range of expertise and knowledge of particular fields relevant to the work of S4C. These include, but are not restricted to: Remuneration: £9650 per annum Time Commitment: 1 day per week Length of term: 4 years Essential Criteria: The Board conducts most of its business in Welsh and the successful candidates will therefore be expected to demonstrate Welsh language proficiency. Broadcasting Role: The Board is responsible for the provision of S4C's Welsh language television, and digital and online services. Strategic and Oversight Role: As an independent body S4C is able to set its own strategy and objectives in order to deliver its statutory function. Management Role: The Board has delegated the delivery of S4C's public services and other activities, within a framework set by the Board, to the Chief Executive. However, the Board does have specific management tasks. Regulatory Responsibilities: Pending the implementation of new legislative provisions with respect to the regulation of S4C's 'on-demand' services, the Board continues to exercise a limited number of regulatory responsibilities that relate to S4C's online services that are outside the current provisions of the Ofcom Broadcasting Code. Public Role: the Chair and Board have a responsibility to be accessible and accountable to the S4C staff members, the public and other stakeholders. In order to apply you will need to create an account or sign in via https://apply-for-public-appointment.service.gov.uk/roles/8153. Once you are logged into your account, click on 'apply for this role' and follow the on-screen instructions. To apply, all candidates are required to provide: a Curriculum Vitae (CV) You will also have the opportunity to make a reasonable adjustment request or apply under the disability confident scheme before you submit your application.Job Summary
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