Scotland committee
The Scotland Committee is responsible for advising the Board on the BBC’s performance and services in Scotland and whether it meets the needs of audiences and delivers the BBC’s mission, public purposes and the commitments set out in the Annual Plan
The Committee also oversees the BBC’s audience engagement strategy in Scotland.
The Committee is chaired by the Board member for Scotland.
Members of the Scotland committee
Muriel Gray
Member for Scotland
Samir Shah
BBC Chair
Rhuanedd Richards
Interim Nations Director
Hayley Valentine
Director, BBC Scotland
Scotland committee terms of reference
Minutes of the Scotland committee
Info: Committee minutes
Committee minutes
Minutes will be published two weeks after they have been approved, which usually happens at the next committee meeting.
Board committees
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Responsible for reviewing and maintaining oversight of the BBC’s internal control and risk management processes including those key risks facing the corporationBoard Finance Approvals committee
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Advises on the BBC’s performance and services in Wales and whether it meets the needs of audiences
