Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 10:13 pm
I cant remember if this subject has been raised before, if it has then I apologise.
When you look at a lot of the discussions on here, they come up with valid points, especially about this time of the year. Then you get the response
"All ranked padlers have a say in any of the rules etc via their club at the ACM. If you have a rule change you would like to see discussed and adopted - get your club to put it forward, seconded by another club and it will go on the agenda' ans come along and debate it."
What happens when the person does not have a club, or the club he paddles at is not interested in slalom.
Is there a case for a paddler being able to propose a motion on this website where it can be debated and if people are in favour of it, then it can be presented at the AGM, where the clubs that are present could vote on it.
When you look at a lot of the discussions on here, they come up with valid points, especially about this time of the year. Then you get the response
"All ranked padlers have a say in any of the rules etc via their club at the ACM. If you have a rule change you would like to see discussed and adopted - get your club to put it forward, seconded by another club and it will go on the agenda' ans come along and debate it."
What happens when the person does not have a club, or the club he paddles at is not interested in slalom.
Is there a case for a paddler being able to propose a motion on this website where it can be debated and if people are in favour of it, then it can be presented at the AGM, where the clubs that are present could vote on it.