(i) To support the Cremorne Riverside Centre (the ‘Centre’) in its endeavour to provide water based and other activities for the benefit of the community

(ii) To actively promote the aims of the Centre and to raise income in support of said aims

(ii) The funds of the Friends, including all grant funds, donations, contributions and bequests will be paid into a bank account separate from the main account operated by the Centre

(iii) Cheques or other financial transactions in the name of the Friends must be signed/authorised by two members of the management committee

(iv) A statement of accounts will be made available annually

(v) Members of the Friends will declare interest in relation to financial matters should the need arise

(ii) The management committee will set the criteria for membership

(iii) Membership is secured by means of annual.

(iv) A management committee will be drawn from membership of the Friends as of the 13^th October.

(v) The management committee, which will be made up from representatives of the user groups from the facility, has the right to withhold membership to persons it considers unsuitable but must inform applicants of reasons in writing

(vi) Council employees may be eligible to be members of the Friends but cannot sit on the on the management committee or have voting rights.

(ii) The role of the management committee is to guide the Friends in pursuit of its Objects

(iii) The management committee will meet as often as considered necessary but not less than twice per year

(iv) A quorum is set at three members

(v) Council officers may attend management committee meeting by invitation in the role of advisors but without voting rights

(vi) The management committee may at any time seek the advice of Council Officers in relation to the pursuit of Objects or any other relevant matter

(vii) The management committee will hold an AGM in order to:

• Receive the financial statement of the year
• Review membership
• Elect officers
• Set affiliation/membership fees
• Consider any other matters pertinent to the Objects

(ii) In such an eventuality, the management committee will remain in place to deal with outstanding matters including financial

(iii) Any assets remaining, including cash holdings, will be disposed of in line with the Objects

(iv) The Friends will seek the advice and guidance, including legal, of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in respect of all matters relating to dissolution including disposal of assets

• Public and Employer liability insurance
• The proper staffing and maintenance of the Centre
• The adequate (industry standard) training of staff and volunteers
• Operations according with industry standards such as the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority and HSE guidance and statute

Such liabilities not falling to the Friends either individually or severally.

*(Where the Centre rents facilities to a separate organisation under contract, liability is defined in the contract)