PCS is a democratic union, run by members for members.
In Scotland we have one major body overseeing the union's work: the Scotland committee.
Both the Scotland committee and the Scottish forum are made up of lay activists representing branches across Scotland.
The PCS Scotland committee has agreed to set up town committees to co-ordinate national campaigns across Scottish employers and branches in key centres.
The Scotland committee is elected annually at the PCS Scotland annual meeting. This was last held on 17 June 2011.
Members of the Scotland committee oversee the strategic priorities of PCS Scotland receive reports from PCS Scotland's full-time officers on organising, learning, campaigning and external relations.
The committee also co-ordinates PCS Scotland's work with the Scottish parliament, Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) and Scottish based bodies and institutions including those organisations to which PCS is affiliated.
It also advises on the priorities for PCS Scotland in recruitment, organisation, learning services and education within the national PCS strategies.
The Scottish Sector forum brings together in Scotland those branches that are within the responsibility of Scottish Government, which include staff of associated departments, executive agencies and NDPBs.
The PCS Scotland committee agreed to set up town committees to co-ordinate national campaigns across Scottish employers and branches in key centres.
The PCS parliament, campaigns, media and research officer, has overall campaigning responsibility.
Town committee meetings are informal and open to all members who would like to come along, not just branch officers and branch executive committee members.
The town committees have been meeting to plan for the national campaign.
Further meetings are being arranged to pull together local strategies, and events will be publicised on the relevant pages with details of dates, times and venues for meetings.
Contact Mark Chapman, email: pcsaberdeeninvernessrcbranch@gmail.com
Contact Steve Ferrier, email: ferriertigger@hotmail.co.uk
Contact Tam Dolan, email: tamdolan@btinternet.com
Contact Cheryl Gedling, email: cheryl.gedling@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
Contact Gerry McMahon, email: gerry.mcmahon3@ntlworld.com