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6,658 people were newly diagnosed with HIV in the UK in 2010.
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Our Board of Executive Trustees is responsible for the governance and strategic direction of the charity. Together, the Trustees:
- Set and maintain vision, mission and values
- Develop strategy
- Ensure accountability and compliance with the law
- Maintain financial oversight
- Select and support the Chief Executive
Our current Trustees are:
Dame Denise Platt DBE (Chair) **
Howard Charman * **
Dr Valerie Delpech
Graham Duncan *
Professor Paul Flowers
Martin Green *
Judy Hague
David Johnson
Pat Knowles MBE
Robert MacKay *
Rebecca Mbewe
Dr Barry Peters **
Gary Watson *
Dr Neil Wooding
* - Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee
** - Member of the Recruitment and Succession Planning Committee
Trustees are selected to ensure that the charity is led by a strong board with a broad range of skills, expertise and experience. Our trustees come from a wide variety of backgrounds and each has a strong interest in or experience of HIV. Between them, our Trustees live and work in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
The full Board of Trustees usually meets four times a year and since 2007 has been chaired by Dame Denise Platt.
The Board has two subcommittees. The Finance and General Purposes Committee usually meets four times a year and has delegated responsibility for overseeing and scrutinising the finances and resources of the charity. The Recruitment and Succession Planning Committee meets at least once a year and ensures that, collectively, trustees have all the necessary knowledge and skills to discharge their responsibilities as a Board.
Trustees are unpaid, but may claim expenses incurred performing their duties as Trustees.