Service Officers should be able to attend Intergroup meetings every other month, making a short verbal report of any activities undertaken and should have an established period of continuous sobriety, ideally not less than two years:

Chair
The Chair has the responsibility of convening and conducting the meetings and approving the agenda and minutes before they are published.

Vice Chair
The Vice Chair has the responsibility of conducting the meeting in the absence of the Chair.

Public Liaison Officer
The Public Information Officer informs the wider public community and agencies in their catchment area, of the help available to anyone who thinks they might have a problem with alcohol. This can be achieved through literature, requested PI information talks and working with other officers who deal with Health or Education.
Normally a PI officer will have a team of members willing to help distribute information or be part of a requested talk. Requests can come from GSO, or the local community including Police, Schools, and Health agencies.

All position descriptions can be found here.

Updated 15.09.2025