Queensland Division and Branches 2016-2017, prior to 2017 AAD.
The Queensland Division is an autonomous association and was incorporated by Letters Patent on the 17th of October 1946. It is the only division of the RAAF Association incorporated in this manner, all of the other divisions being incorporated under the relevant Acts within their States or territories.
- Letters Patent are administered by the Premiers Department of the Queensland Government
- Incorporation Acts are administered by the Office of Fair Trading within the relevant State or Territory.
The controlling body of the Queensland Division is the State Council and the guidance of the State Council and governance of the Division is in the hands of the State Executive. The primary document containing the guiding principles that govern the Division is the Queensland State Constitution supported by a set of By-laws. Where additional guidance is necessary, reference is made to the Guide for Meetings and Organisations, Vol 1 – Guide for Voluntary Associations written by N.E. Renton.
There are twenty two (22) active branches in the Queensland Division and two branches (Mackay and South Burnett) currently in recess.
The active branches are shown in the next column.
- Bundaberg & District
- Cairns
- Fraser Coast
- Gold Coast
- Ipswich
- Kawana Waters
- Logan City
- Nambour
- National Servicemen
- North Brisbane this Branch is in Recession
- Pine Rivers
- Queensland University
- Redcliffe
- Redlands
- Rockhampton Disbanded 2011
- Sandgate
- South Brisbane
- Tewantin Noosa
- Toowomba
- Townsville
- WAAAF Disbanded 2011
- WRAAF
- Headquarters List
Current President of Queensland Division: Mr Ted Mildren CSM WOFF (retired) 2019
Immediate Past President of the Division: Mr Lindsay Bennett WGCDR (retired)
Past President of the Division: Mr John Carlile JP (Qualified)
Patron Emeritus: AVM G.W. (Bill) Reed
Current State Executive
The State Executive is obliged to:
- carry into effect, the directions of the State Council;
- uphold the constitution; and
- provide good governance of the Division.
The State Executive must also exercise further powers and superintend any business affairs of the Division as may be delegated to it by the State Council.
Executive Members
The State Executive is elected at the Annual Assembly of Delegates and comprises the following members:
President of the Division (State President)
Deputy State President
Area Vice Presidents;
Northern
Central
Sunshine Coast
South Eastern
South Western
State Secretary
State Treasurer
Assistant State Treasurer
