Committees

Your association values your input. You are invited to inquire about joining any Committee that interests you.

Finance and Audit


The Finance and Audit Committee protects the interests of the SKCA Board and the SKCA membership with respect to the financial management and oversight of the SKCA. The committee is the primary mechanism by which the SKCA Board exercises its fiduciary responsibility.

The committee is responsible for providing direction, recommendations, and review regarding:

  • Financial reporting and disclosure;
  • Development and monitoring of accounting and financial principles and policies;
  • Oversight of annual audit processes;
  • Annual budget development;
  • Other priorities a necessary.

Governance


The Governance Committee provides advice and direction with respect to the governance structure and operation of the SKCA. 

The committee is responsible for providing direction, recommendations, and review regarding:

  • SKCA bylaws and governance policies, including governance manuals; and
  • SKCA appointments and nominations to external boards and committees.

HR and Compensation


The HR and Compensation Committee manages the performance and compensation relationship with the CEO on behalf of the Board.

The committee is responsible for providing direction, recommendations, and review regarding:

  • CEO compensation and HR issues; and
  • Support for the CEO in managing HR and compensation issues with the staff as needed.

Advisory Council


The Advisory Council acts as a pan-industry policy development committee of the SKCA, ensuring the Association stays connected to the diverse trade specific concerns existing within Saskatchewan’s construction sector.

The Council provides recommendations to the SKCA Board regarding issues referred to the Council by the Board or arising from Council discussion.

The Council seeks to engage a broad cross-section of internal and external construction stakeholders in conversation to identify pain points and build consensus around mutual interests that can be addressed in policy.

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