The mandate of the Raisin Region Conservation Authority Board of Directors is to make decisions which directly affect its watershed, the citizens within the community and their environment; taking into consideration changing provincial and municipal political climate, the ever-changing public opinion on the environment, and the unpredictable economic indicators.  Financially, the Board of Directors sets financial policies, delegates spending to its General Manager, monitors the financial bottom lines, and lobbies for collective government funding resources.  View the Raisin Region Conservation Authority Board of Director's Terms of Reference to learn more about the purpose and duties of the Board of Directors.