Leadership
Amrik Singh Gill is the current (as of September 2012) Chairman of the Sikh Federation (UK.
The Sikh Federation UK has a 15 member executive panel that manages and drives the SFUK agenda and activities, they are supported by a national and regional structure with local membership.
The Federation's most prominent spokesman is Dabinderjit Singh and a spokesman for Sikh rights and interests. He was awarded an OBE in 2000. Singh has also acted as a spokesman for Sikh Secretariat, formed in 2001.
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