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The Council of the National Trust for Scotland is the body that ensures that the Trust complies with its core purposes. It sets our policy and supports the Board in its management of the operations of the Trust.
Made up of elected members and appointees from bodies that the Trust works closely with, it meets 3 times a year, with each meeting lasting a day, to discuss issues of importance to the Trust.
The successful candidates of the 2009 elections to Council are as follows:
Rebecca Bailey
Margaret Cameron
Lindsay Crofts
Michael Goodwin OBE
Jean Gowans
Maurice Grantham
Keith Griffiths
Richard Hyder
Robin Kent
William McDermott
Hamish McKenzie
Angus Macdonald OBE
David MacLehose
Fiona Mitchell
Ann Packard
Fiona Plumtree
Sir Malcolm Ross
Alan Warner
Representatives of the following organisations are represented on the National Trust for Scotland Council:
Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland
Mountaineering Council of Scotland
Botanical Society of Scotland
Representative Member for Association for Scottish Literary Studies
Representative Member for Landscape Institute
Royal Scottish Forestry Society
Representative Member for Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society
Scottish Civic Trust
Representative Member for Royal Academy of Music and Drama
Representative Member for Poverty Alliance
Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Black Environment Network
John Muir Trust
Royal Town Planning Institute in Scotland
The Ramblers' Association
RSPB Scotland
Rep member for Association for Protection of Rural Scotland
Saltire Society
Scottish Women's Rural Institute
Council for Scottish Archaeology
Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
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