The role of The Lieutenancy today
Mike Harrowven
- Organisation:
- Lieutenancy
- Region:
- East of England
- Notice Period:
- Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Free
- Category:
- Charity
- Updated:
- 9th July 2024
- Tagged:
As The King's representative, and within the established systems, the role of the Lord-Lieutenant is to reward and recognise individual and institutional effort and to celebrate the various elements of the cultural, historical, artistic and spiritual life of the community in such a way as to encourage a sense of identity and civic pride as well as to promote what can best be described as 'societal glue'.
The role of the Lieutenancy is entirely non-political and the Lord-Lieutenant and all Deputies are unpaid. Following the example of The King, they remain strictly neutral with respect to political matters – both locally and nationally.
The office of the Lord-Lieutenant, the permanent representative of The Crown in a County, dates from Tudor times. Its holder was originally concerned mainly with supporting the monarch, protecting the county, being responsible for maintenance of order and for defence through the county militia.
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My core subjects are business leadership, strategy, value creation, risk management, governance and compliance. Reflecting and sharing my experience as a Non Executive Director, a Magistrate, and a Deputy Lieutenant, where I leverage my expertise to contribute to the public and social good. My mission is to foster a culture of excellence, innovation, and social responsibility among businesses and organisations.
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