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Governance

The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) is governed, under the provisions of its Royal Charter and Byelaws through a Board of Trustees with a General Assembly, supported by various regional and specialism-based committees. We also hold an Annual General Meeting which is open to all RTPI members, allowing them to play a part in any major decisions.

General Assembly

The General Assembly provides a forum for debate about the development of planning policy and practice. It is also responsible for the RTPI's corporate policy. Each year, the Assembly elects six corporate members, a young planner and an association representative for the Board of Trustees.

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees is responsible for the management of the RTPI's affairs as well as promoting key objectives.

Committees

We also have a number of committees, including the Scottish Executive Committee - which has extensive delegated authority for running the RTPI in Scotland, networks, specialist panels and working groups.

RTPI 2010-2014 corporate strategy

The RTPI corporate strategy for 2010-2014 has now been approved by the RTPI's Board of Trustees as the basis for a mission statement for the RTPI. It is designed to develop the framework provided for the RTPI and for the activity of planning in the RTPI's New Vision for Planning. You can download the Corporate Strategy here.

 

 

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RTPIPlanners: Our Head of Policy Richard Blyth is speaking this afternoon at an Italian national conference on Climate Change Adaptation in Venice Thu 23 May 2013

RTPIPlanners: Just 9 votes separates top 3 in RTPI YP of the Year poll. This is close. http://t.co/Eh45T5HFTN Wed 22 May 2013

RTPIPlanners: Its neck and neck at the top of the voting for RTPI Young Planner of the Year. Too close to call. Nearing 500 votes. Voting till 31 May. Wed 22 May 2013

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