ITAA / EXCHANGE REFERENCE

Governance & Committees

A proposed governance structure; actual appointments and consent are pending.

01

International Advisory Council

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Illustrative artistic planning context; not actual committee documents, appointments or member work. Photography: Nur demirbaş / Unsplash. Source & licence

Proposed role: international professional perspectives and association direction. No council member, designation, biography or term is published without a confirmed appointment and permission.

02

Ethics & Professional Conduct Committee

Proposed role: professional conduct, fair handling of internal membership concerns and conflicts of interest. The internal Ethics & Grievance Committee function is not a court or statutory tribunal.

03

Education & Standards Committee

Proposed role: professional-learning priorities and voluntary best-practice resources. It does not replace IBTA education, IBTE examinations or local regulatory responsibilities.

04

Membership Committee

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Illustrative creative-work preparation; proposed committees do not establish confirmed operational activity. Photography: Pavel Danilyuk / Pexels. Source & licence

Proposed role: approved category criteria, application review, membership records, renewal and fair status decisions. It does not grant a government licence or permission to practise.

05

Events & International Relations Committee

Proposed role: approved events, professional exchange and international collaboration. No convention, national chapter or partnership is implied by this proposed responsibility.

06

Appointment information

When confirmed, each appointed person’s record should contain their name, authorised photograph, designation, attributable professional biography and term. Appointment records are Coming soon; no fictional profiles or headshots are used.

07

Accountability

Formal appointments, decision rights, conflict controls, reporting and review procedures require approved governance documents. Professional Ethics & Standards ↗

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