The job involves being appointed as an independent director on a board that is responsible for shaping the vision, strategic direction, and establishment of a new commercial entity. The focus is on ensuring robust governance, strong stakeholder engagement, effective risk management, and high-quality decision making. The board will oversee critical infrastructure that communities rely on daily, while navigating complex regulatory requirements and ensuring affordability for customers. The final two directors will be appointed by April 2026, with operations expected to commence around mid-2026. The term of appointment is based on a staggered 3-year cycle, with one of the five directors being elected as Chair.These roles are considered legacy roles, as the directors will play a key role in building an organization that will provide safe drinking water for generations to come. The directors will work with committed partners and have a clear mandate, providing them with the opportunity to make a significant impact in shaping the future of the organization.