The UTS Remuneration Committee Charter (PDF) outlines the committee's roles, responsibilities, composition and the manner in which it discharges its responsibilities for UTS.
Responsibilities
The committee will:
Remuneration compliance, framework and benchmarking
a. ensure compliance with executive remuneration codes as adopted by the Commonwealth Government or its agencies and/or the University Chancellors Council
b. receive and consider relevant remuneration benchmark data from external sources
c. make recommendations to Council on the remuneration framework as it applies to the Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Chief Operating Officer and Faculty Deans
Vice-Chancellor remuneration matters
d. make recommendations to Council on the conditions of the appointment or reappointment of the Vice-Chancellor, including recommending to Council the remuneration, tenure and terms of employment for approval
e. approve the Vice-Chancellor’s performance targets aligned with the university’s strategic goals, and monitor and report on the Vice-Chancellor's performance to Council
f. approve the annual performance and remuneration outcomes for the Vice-Chancellor based on the Chancellor’s recommendations and review of the Vice-Chancellor’s performance
Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Chief Operating Officer and Faculty Deans remuneration matters
g. approve the annual performance and remuneration outcomes for the Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Chief Operating Officer and Faculty Deans based on the Vice-Chancellor’s recommendation and review of their performance
Succession planning, relieving appointments and executive development
h. monitor and provide advice to Council on succession planning for the Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Chief Operating Officer and Faculty Deans
i. receive advice from the Vice-Chancellor on relieving appointments for greater than 8 weeks for the following roles; Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Chief Operating Officer and Faculty Deans.
Performance
The committee will review its performance annually against the charter.