The Role of Treasurer
What qualities are needed?
The Treasurer should have:
- Adequate time to perform the role
- Enthusiasm
- Good organisation skills
- Good communication skills
- Honesty and integrity
- An ability to keep records
- An ability to handle money and cheques carefully
- A good eye for detail
- Confidence with numbers.
What does the Treasurer do?
The treasurer is ultimately responsible for insuring that the finances of the association or club are organised and managed effectively through a specific and separate bank account. The treasurer manages all income, including
- Receipt of any CSSC membership grant
- Ensuring that all cash and cheques are deposited promptly in the Association's bank or building society account.
- Issuing receipts for all money received and recording this information
The Treasurer manages all expenditure including:
- Paying the bills and recording the information.
Further roles include:
- Reports regularly to the Association's committee on the Association's financial status
- Prepares year end statements of accounts to present to the auditor.
- Present the audited accounts to the AGM.
Further information
More information will be appear very soon. In the meantime if you have any questions please contact Hedley Featherstone, Volunteer Development Manager, email hedley.featherstone@cssc.co.uk - 01494 8884400/07802 482330
