0 a member of a company's board of directors who is not one of the company's managers:
1 relating to a non-executive:
However, this is contentious, since executive and non-executive tasks have rarely been matched for overall level of difficulty and other task characteristics.
Additionally, impairments in non-executive neuropsychological functioning have been relatively unexplored.
These deficits in executive and non-executive functioning cannot be accounted for by differences between the two groups with respect to their levels of verbal intelligence.
In most parliamentary systems, general elections for parliament are first-order elections and those for local government bodies are second-order elections, as are elections to choose a non-executive head of state.
Perhaps most importantly, these impairments in executive and non-executive functioning cannot be attributed to exposure to stimulant medications, nor can they be accounted for by differences in verbal intelligence.
I therefore asked all five remaining non-executive directors to resign.
The salaries of non-executive members of regional water authorities will be within the range £3,000 to £5,000 a year.
The non-executive members of the board are paid £12,000 per annum.