Hi
Does anyone have a copy of the Queensland and NSW State Comps Rules?
We are revamping our SA rules and we'd like to see what our
interstate counterparts are doing.
Thanks
-Cath
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sorry cannot help you there
see ya
At 04:56 PM 9/10/01 +0930, you wrote:
>Hi
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>Does anyone have a copy of the Queensland and NSW State Comps Rules?
>
>We are revamping our SA rules and we'd like to see what our
>interstate counterparts are doing.
>
>Thanks
>
>-Cath
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Cath
Perhaps if you contact the Presidents of NSWGA and QSA (?) then they will be
able to put you in touch with the right people.
At the end of the day, with around 3000 GFA members across the country, and
only a small number of those involved in the competition scene, are we so over
governed
At 12:44 PM 10/10/01 +1000, Jason wrote:
that we REALLY need separate rules for each state ?
The division of Australia into wealthier and poorer states has resulted in
the need for flexibility in any overarching rules so that the appropriate
mix of rules are available to suit local circumstance.
So why don't you use the GFA Club Class National Championship Rules, which don't
mandate data loggers or fixed courses (but do mandate competition licenses), make no
mention of launch methods, and are handicapped so our impoverished Suthern Cousins are
not disadvantaged when flying their outmod
The South Australian Rules have been written and can be viewed at
http://www.waikerieglidingclub.com.au/statecomps/StateCompsRulesV2001-2.pdf
You should find they are very consistent with the Club Class Rules
(I'll be at Temora experiencing them firsthand but not in my outmoded
Boomerang this
There has been a bit of chat in the last few days on the subject of
competition rules, some of it implying that the rules and by extension
competition organisers are less than conscientious about enforcing
penalties for airspace violations.
As someone who has more than a little involvement with co
I was looking for words to say something similar - thanks Tim - The
sport rules should be about ensuring fair competition. They should not
duplicate or try to usurp the law - there is adequate policing of that
from elsewhere.
Tim's comment about draconian laws is also spot on. Under the pr
2:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Competition Rules and Legal Responsibilities
I was looking for words to say something similar - thanks Tim - The sport
rules should be about ensuring fair competition. They should not duplicate
or try
On 22/12/2007, at 2:47 PM, Stuart & Kerri FERGUSON wrote:
Ok - so where do you draw the line?
A VCA is a VCA be it 1 metre or 10km; and who within the GFA has the
delegations to
grant exemptions to the Regs?
Sorry, Stuart, perhaps you can fill us in because we're obviously
a bit thick.
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I was looking for words to say something similar - thanks Tim - The
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