Governance
The New Brunswick Legal Aid Services Commission is a publicly funded and accountable institution. It operates at arm’s length from the government to ensure a balanced and impartial system of justice for the people of New Brunswick. Though mostly publicly funded, additional funds are received from the New Brunswick Law Foundation and fees/recoveries from clients.
The Commission operates under the framework of the Legal Aid Act and Regulations.
The Public Trustee receives its authority under the Public Trustee Act.
The Board of Directors implemented the following governance policies:
- Board’s Executive Limitations for the Executive Director
- Board of Directors Code of Conduct Policy
- Board of Directors Leadership Covenant
- Protected Disclosure Policy
- NBLASC Board of Directors – Conflict of Interest Policy
- NBLASC Board of Directors – Executive Director’s Performance Evaluation Policy
- NBLASC Board of Directors – Consent Agenda Policy
- NBLASC Board of Directors – In Camera Sessions Policy
- NBLASC Board of Directors – Board Compensation Policy
- NBLASC Internally Restricted Funds Policy
Board of Directors Terms of Reference: