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office bearer

British  

noun

  1. a person who holds an office, as in a society, company, club, etc; official

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The journalists' union, of which Mr Kappan is an office bearer, has accused the Uttar Pradesh police of making an "absolutely false and incorrect statement" and called his detention "illegal".

From BBC

He publicly apologized at a hearing on Friday, saying he “deeply regretted” the meetings, which “cast a shadow on my conduct as a public office bearer.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"These visits do cast a shadow on my conduct as a public office bearer," Nene said in a statement.

From Fox News

When the BBC recently revealed that a senior member of the management committee of Glasgow Central Mosque had been an office bearer in Sipah-e-Sahaba, he was not required by the mosque management to resign.

From BBC

The once-vocal No Third Runway Action Group has lost its voice, according to its one remaining office bearer, Christine Taylor.

From The Guardian