Elected by voting members, the 7-person Council is the NZSA’s governing body.
As outlined in the NZSA Rules, the Council is primarily responsible for:
Leadership – Setting and implementing the NZSA’s vision, policy direction and strategic objectives.
Governance – Ensuring good governance of the NZSA so that it is well managed, has effective risk management, complies with legislation and meets high standards of probity and transparency.
Stewardship – Protecting the reputation of the NZSA and the actuarial profession by maintaining and enforcing strict professional and ethical standards.
Our governance and organisational structure
See how our governance and organisation is structured and NZSA Council areas of responsibilities.