English Young Liberals

The English Young Liberals also elects five members to send to the English Liberal Democrats English Council, which is the sovereign body of the English Party, in addition to the Chair who attends in their own right.

There are six members of the Devon and Cornwall Young Liberal Executive - Chair, Campaigns Officer, Events Officer, Finance Officer and two Non Portfolio Officers. All but the Chair are co-opted. A Vice Chair is elected from among members of the Executive.

The East Midlands Young Liberals cover the counties of Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Rutland and Northamptonshire. There are six members of the EMYL Executive - Chair, Finance Officer, Communications Officer, Campaigns Officer, Events Officer and the Chair of the EMYL Women's Network. Members of the East Midlands Constitution are co-opted, except the Chair who is directly elected. Young Liberal members of the East Midlands Lib Dem Executive and Chairs of accredited branches or University societies also attend the Executive.

The East of England Young Liberals cover the ceremonial counties of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire. The are seven members of the East of England Regional Executive - four regional members and three members at large who are co-opted. The Chair is directly elected. The Chair may give Executive Members portfolios, one of which must be Vice Chair.

The London Young Liberals covers members across Greater London and the City of London. There are seven Executive members, who are co-opted, in addition to a directly elected Chair. The Chair may give Executive Members portfolios, one of which must be Vice Chair.

The North East Executive is the oldest constituted Executive in the English Young Liberals. There are eight positions - Chair, Deputy Chair, Communications Officer, Campaigns Officer, Deputy Campaigns Officer, Events Officer, Finance and Fundraising Officer and Chair of the North East Young Liberals Women's Network. The Chair and Women's Network Chair are both directly elected, whilst the rest of the Executive is co-opted. Additionally, there are four Honorary Presidents who provide a link between the Young Liberals and the wider party.

The North West Young Liberals cover the areas of Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire, Cumbria and Lancashire. The North West is currently un-constituted.

The South Central Young Liberals represent Young Liberal members in Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. In addition to the directly elected Chair, there is one ordinary executive member for each county, a Vice Chair and four diversity representatives who are elected by the regional annual general meeting. Members of the South Central Liberal Democrats Executive and a representative from each branch are also ex-officio members of the regional executive.

The South East Young Liberals represent the areas of East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent and Surrey. With the exception of the directly elected Chair, all seven members - one from each county and three at large - of the South East Regional Executive are co-opted. The Chair may give Executive Members portfolios, one of which must be Vice Chair. The chair of each affiliated branch or university society are full voting members of the Executive, but may not hold portfolios.

The Western Counties Young Liberals represent Wiltshire, West of England Combined Authority, Dorset, Somerset, Gloucestershire and Somerset. The make up of the regional executive is; the federally elected Chair, an internally elected Vice Chair, the five Branch Reps from all of the counties, an Access and Diversity Officer and two Non-Portfolio Officers.

Members of the West Midlands Executive are elected at the West Midlands Regional Annual General Meeting.

Members of the Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Executive are co-opted. There are no fixed positions in Yorkshire and the Humber.