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SCAN Committee
Activities are organised by the SCAN
Committee, which is made up of access workers from
around the country and includes representatives of
Scottish Natural Heritage and The Paths for All
Partnership. The committee meets about five times a year
and committee members are elected at the Annual General
Meeting (held in spring).
The current committee consists of:
Chair: Alison Irvine Access
Officer, Fife Council
Secretary: Helen Todd, Access
Campaigns Officer, Ramblers Scotland
Treasurer: Phil Waite Access
Officer, Highland Council- Ross & Cromarty
Vice- Chair: Alastair Fullwood Countryside Access
Officer,
Aberdeenshire Council
Members:
Mike Dales Access
& Environment Officer, Scottish Canoe Association
Jane Pritchard Access Officer, Perth &
Kinross Council
Doug Stewart Area Access Officer, Loch
Lomond & Trossachs National Park
Angus Duncan Access Manager, Falkirk
Council
Bob Grant Cairngorms National Park
Authority
SNH Representative
Rob Garner
Paths For All Representative Rona
Gibb
The main activity of the committee is the
planning and organisation of two national conferences,
occasional local networking meetings and to present the
views of Access Officers on the national stage.
The
day-to-day running of SCAN and practical conference organisation is done by a part-time
administrator, to
whom all enquires should be sent.
Membership
Individual membership is open to people
in the public, private and voluntary sector who work in
countryside access, rights of way and related issues.
Following a review of SCAN and its duties and
responsibilities, free membership of SCAN is available
to all those with an interest in access in Scotland. You
can register as a SCAN member by sending us your contact
details through this
link. The costs of
running the organisation administration are met through
conference fees.
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