What is the role of the Head Gael in relation to subcommittees?

The Head Gael's primary responsibility in relation to subcommittees is to oversee and connect with each subcommittee. This role involves ensuring that each subcommittee is aligned with the overarching goals and objectives of the organization, facilitating communication among them, and providing support and guidance as needed. This oversight role is essential to maintain cohesion among the various subcommittees and ensure that they operate effectively toward their specific missions while contributing to the larger aims of the organization.

By maintaining this connection, the Head Gael can help to identify any challenges that subcommittees might be facing and facilitate collaboration among them when necessary. This direct oversight also allows for a better flow of information, ensuring that the activities and progress of the subcommittees are communicated to the larger committee.

The other roles mentioned, such as managing budgets, organizing social events, and evaluating performance, are important but are typically more focused tasks that are often delegated to specific individuals or roles within the organization. The Head Gael's broader responsibility is to maintain an overarching connection and engagement with all the subcommittees.