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Motion to Amend the IRF Constitution |
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Written by ARA Secretary
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Motion to change the current international committee into a sustainable federation based on representative national peak rogaining bodies, plus individual observer status for developing regions. This represents the ARA's position as confirmed unanimously by the ARA Council in 2007. The ARA believes that the IRF members should be provided the opportunity to vote on these constitution changes, first submitted in 2001, without any further delay.
Motion to Amend IRF Constitution - Key Changes, with markup [57kb]
Motion to Amend IRF Constitution - Complete, without markup [69kb]
Australian Rogaining Association
January 2009
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 19 July 2009 )
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ARA's Rationale For a Federation of National Rogaining Bodies |
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Written by David Rowlands
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IRF Constitution Reform - Clarification of main issues - April 2008 [51kb]
11 April 2008
Neil Phillips has requested that ARA state the major faults in the current IRF constitution and the benefits of the constitution changes recommended by ARA.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 23 January 2009 )
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The IRF Constitution Changes Should Now Be Put To a Vote |
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Written by David Rowlands
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IRF Constitution Reform - Article for IRF Newsletter Sept 2007 [30kb]
16 September 2007
To: Neil Phillips
President
International Rogaining Association
IRF Constitution Reform
The Australian Rogaining Association (ARA) is stating below a proposal that would establish a representative and democratic International Rogaining Federation (IRF).
The ARA is the National Peak Rogaining Body for Australia. It was established 28 years ago and comprises of eight state associations with a total of 5980 rogaining members. The ARA is not currently a member of the IRF.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 23 January 2009 )
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