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The State Council of WA is responsible for:

Understanding the fundamentals of ‘ACWA’s’ constitution;


Attend State Council meetings which is held monthly at the Head Office of ‘ACWA’ and any urgent subsequent meetings;


Formulating and execution of ‘ACWA’s’ party strategy and leadership;


Screening and approval of new State Council members applications;


Screening and approval of new members;


Ensuring committees are run in accordance to the determined Processes and Procedures as set out by ‘ACWA’;


Screening and vetting of Candidates for elections, this in accordance to the Elections Procedure;


Assisting the AC Fundraising committee with fundraising activities before elections;


Assisting in all areas (if and when required) during elections;


Providing opportunities to meet and liaise with churches and Christian organisations promoting the cause of AC and raising awareness of the existence of a Christian party;


Praying for AC members and our State;


Joining AC Candidate Training sessions or events (where possible).


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In order to become a Council member,
registration as a party member is required
and a fee of $25.00 is required.
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  • Step 1About you
  • Step 2Background
  • Step 3Political Activities
  • Please ReadCommitment
First Name
Last Name
E-mail Address
Phone Number
DATE OF BIRTH
Mailing Address
Address AS On electoral roll (if different to Mailing address)

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How long have you been a Christian?
Which church do you belong to? (Mention denomination, name and address of parish)
How long have you been going to this church?
What is your occupation?
What are your major political objectives?
What are your major areas of interest and expertise?(Please specify your expertise in point form and where possible include a Curriculum Vitae)
Would you be willing to undertake training as to a specific role within State Council?

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Are you a member of any other political party?
Are you a member of the Australian Christians?
Why DO YOU SUPPORT Australian Christians?
Why do you wish to become a council member for the Australian Christians?
What political experience, if any do you have?
Have you contested any local, state or Federal elections in the past?
Have you ever been a member of any political active group(s)? If so, which one & How were you involved?
What special skills/attributes do you believe you can offer Australian Christians?
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MY COMMITMENT TO AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIANS:

  • I hereby promise, trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ for strength, to support the aims and policies of the Australian Christians in Australia.
  • I understand that the Campaign Director (State Director) is the person legally and organisationally responsible for running the election campaign.
  • I will seek advice from the WA State Director before making any verbal or written public statements on controversial issues.
  • I will accept the directives of the State Director unless prayer and the study of God’s Word prevent me from doing so.
  • I shall immediately inform the State Director of any conscientious objections I might have to any of the present or future policies of the Australian Christians.
  • I shall strive to maintain party unity and will resign if my views or manner of life have become incompatible with the party’s aims and objectives or statement of belief.
    I have read the above and agree to uphold these principles.

    AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIANS PARTY CODE OF CONDUCT

    Introduction

    The Australian Christians Code of Conduct provides a guide for how we will conduct ourselves with others, whilst providing services to our members.

    The Code of Conduct has been designed to assist Council Members, Staff Members and Volunteers to adopt standards of behaviour that reflect Australian Christians’ values.

     

    Mission Statement

    To govern and shape the nation in accordance with Christian values, by electing Australian Christians candidates, to protect our values and build a better Australia for all.

     

    “It is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible” President George Washington

     

    Australian Christians values:

    •                 Truth: We know we cannot legislate morality or the bible – but we can support, implement and facilitate policy and decision making that has biblical and godly underpinnings and outcomes
    •                 Integrity and Respect: We treat all who interact with us in a fair, honest and respectful way that values the people with whom we have contact, honouring their differences and their input
    •                 Freedom: We understand there are limits to our personal freedoms when working in community
    •                 Law and Order: We acknowledge that governments and authorities have been tasked by God to maintain good order. Therefore we respect and abide lawful regulations and protocols put in place.
    •                 Service: We serve one another in humility to advance our common goals

    Scope

    The Code applies to all Australian Christians Council Members, Staff Members and Volunteers.

     

    It does not cover every possible situation, but rather, provides a guide for the standards of behaviour expected in different scenarios and should be considered alongside Australian Christians’ policies and procedures that guide our practice.

     

    It aims to ensure that everything we do supports Australian Christians’ vision and values, offers a safe and rewarding environment, and provides a high standard of behaviour.

     

    All Australian Christians Council Members, Staff Members and Volunteers are required to:

    •                 Read the Code of Conduct
    •                 Agree to abide by the Code of Conduct
    •                 Follow the Code of Conduct

    Behaviour

    Everyone is expected to take responsibility for their own conduct and act with honesty, integrity and transparency at all times. There is an expectation of conducting yourselves in a manner that supports:

    •                 Your ability to perform your duties and obligations
    •                 Your colleagues
    •                 Our members
    •                 Public respect for, and confidence in, Australian Christians’ services

    Respect is integral to achieving a positive environment and the best outcomes for our members. It means:

    •                 Inviting and listening to the opinions of others
    •                 Contributing to a healthy, safe, cohesive and positive environment
    •                 Showing empathy and understanding for others
    •                 Valuing the contributions that others have to offer
    •                 Demonstrating courtesy and fairness in interactions

    Behaviours that are not tolerated by Australian Christians include:

    •                 Discrimination on the grounds of race, colour, age, gender, sexuality, religious belief, physical or mental disability or impairment, or culture
    •                 Bullying, harassing and intimidating behaviours including gestures, physical violence, inappropriate or unwelcomed touching, verbal abuse or threats, vilification, abusive or inappropriate language
    •                 Inappropriate behaviour of a sexual nature including inappropriate touch, unwelcome advances, sexual jokes and comments, or displaying or viewing inappropriate sexual footage or images
    •                 The display of electronic or written material that offends, humiliates or intimidates others

    Working safely

    All are responsible for promoting a healthy and safe working environment. To achieve this everyone is required to:

    •                 Comply with relevant Health and Safety legislation
    •                 Report all potential risks in a timely way, according to policies and procedures
    •                 Treat Health and Safety as the highest priority and follow safety and risk management practices, policies and procedures
    •                 Complete Health and Safety training as required
    •                 Continue to value and promote work life balance for all
    •                 Work and behave in a manner that does not place you or others at risk of injury or harm

    Professionalism

    It is expected that everyone will:

    •                 Perform their duties and obligations to Australian Christians to the best of their ability and according to their position description or volunteer agreement
    •                 Fulfil the mission, goals, values and objectives of Australian Christians
    •                 Abide by all legislation and organisational policies, procedures and codes
    •                 Demonstrate moral and ethical behaviour, and acceptable standards of conduct
    •                 Help promote team cohesion and morale
    •                 Maintain the security, confidentiality and disclosure of information
    •                 Embrace a positive approach to change and improvement
    •                 Contribute to a positive and professional culture
    •                 Foster good relations between Australian Christians and the community at large
    •                 Maintain appropriate professional boundaries

    Honesty and integrity

    It is expected that everyone will:

    •                 Act with the utmost honesty and integrity

    Property and environment

    It is expected that everyone will:

    •                 Take all possible care in the use of Australian Christians property, equipment and goods, to ensure they are used efficiently, carefully and honestly

    Disciplinary Action

    Deliberate breaches of the Code of Conduct will result in disciplinary action and various actions may be applied including but not limited to:

    •                 Performance management/counselling
    •                 Dismissal or suspension from duty
    •                 Criminal charges referred to Police or civil action
    •                 Termination of agreement

    My Commitment to Australian Christians WA:

    I agree to the following:

    •                 Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ for strength, I will support the aims and policies of the Australian Christians in Western Australia
    •                 I will be an example to those working around me
    •                 I will be sensible and wise in how I interact in social settings when alcohol is present
    •                 I will be accountable for my actions, and agree to mediation with State Council and the State Director, should my actions cause any negative consequences
    •                 I will work as a team, in consultation with my peers and leaders
    •                 I will not make any decisions by myself that has not been agreed by my peers, the State Director and State Council
    •                 I understand that the State Director is the person legally and organisationally responsible for overseeing election campaigns, campaigns, office operations and the youth advisory
    •                 I will seek advice from the State Director before making any verbal or written public statements on issues
    •                 I will accept the directives of the State Director and State Council
    •                 I shall immediately inform the State Director of any conscientious objections I might have to any of the present or future policies of the Australian Christians
    •                 I shall strive to maintain party unity and will resign if my views or manner of life have become incompatible with the party’s aims and objectives or statement of belief
    •                 I am committed to serving and reflecting Christ in my role and will notify the State Director if I am no longer able to do so
    I agree to abide by this Code of Conduct.
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    Final Declaration

    I do solemnly and sincerely declare that, except where otherwise indicated, the above information:

    1. Is materially correct in every detail;
    2. Does not, in my belief, omit any fact material to the matters referred thereto.
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