and promotes the interests of crofting in Scotland
to secure the future of crofting.
Recruitment of Appointed Commissioners
The Scottish Government is recruiting two new Appointed Commissioners to the Crofting Commission Board.
This is a significant opportunity for individuals to contribute to the strategic direction and governance of crofting in Scotland.
Appointed Commissioners play a vital role in regulating and promoting the interests of crofting, helping to secure its long-term future and enhance the social, economic, and environmental fabric of crofting areas. The role involves contributing to policy development, deciding on complex applications, and providing strategic oversight
About the Commissioners and the Board
Crofting Commission Corporate Plan 2023 to 2028
The appointment process is managed by Scottish Ministers and is based on the principles of merit, fairness, openness, and transparency.
Click here to access the applicant information pack.
Full details about the role, including the person specification, time commitment, remuneration, and how to apply, are available on the Scottish Government Public Appointments website.
Andrew Thin, Chair of the Crofting Commission
"Serving as a Crofting Commissioner is a deeply rewarding experience, offering the chance to make a real difference to crofting communities across Scotland. We are committed to building a Board that reflects the diversity of those communities and the wider Scottish public. We strongly encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. Your skills and insights are invaluable, and we are particularly keen to welcome new voices to help shape the future of this unique and important way of life."
Mairi Renwick Mackenzie, Crofting Commissioner from Wester Ross
"We are particularly keen to see applications from a wide range of individuals who can bring fresh perspectives and experience to our discussions. If you've been considering applying, or know someone who would be a great fit, please don't miss this final opportunity to put yourself forward and contribute to the future of crofting."
