CCF is governed by a National Board, with a member elected from each state. State specific issues, and matters of membership in a state, are dealt with by the individual state board. Each state’s board is elected from members of that state.
In accordance with our Constitution each member, irrespective of size or location, has one vote in controlling the policy and direction of CCF NSW.
Contractor members may nominate for the Board of CCF NSW. To learn more about the CCF NSW Board click here.
CCF NSW Constitution
CCF NSW’s Constitution is the set of rules by which CCF NSW and all its members must comply. The Constitution is also approved by members. On 15 November 2018, members elected to implement a restructure of CCF, with state branches becoming companies limited by guarantee. CCF NSW transferred under the restructure on 31 December 2018. Members who join a branch now become members of both the state and the national registered organisation. This does not impact services to our industry or members.
CCF NSW Annual Reports
CCF NSW’s scope
Focusing on ensuring employers in the civil contracting industry are well supported and represented.
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