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Role of Aquatic Sports Council

The role of the Aquatic Sports Council is the development and implementation of competition practices and procedures to achieve the highest standards of lifesaving competition for Victoria, using the most constructive policies and procedures from either or both SLSA and RLSSA.

In particular, the Aquatic Sports Council shall be responsible for the facilitation and coordination of:

(i) All pool competition series, including annual championships;

(ii) All beach competition series, including annual championships;

(iii) IRB/Powercraft competition, including annual championships;

(iv) Common set of competition rules in each discipline of beach, pool and IRB;

(v) Coaching programs for each discipline pool, beach and IRB;

(vi) Officials programs for each discipline and procedures for all competition disciplines;

(viii) Anti-doping policies, procedures and education;

(ix) The election of a Council Executive and one Ordinary Director;

(x) The election or appointment of one Council Representative;

(xi) The implementation of new competition disciplines as deemed relevant and appropriate; and

(xii) Effective and efficient communication and co-operation between all Councils and LSV.

Membership

1 Delegate from each

(a) Life Saving Club (voting on all matters)

(a) Associate Member (voting on non-beach matters only)

Reference

– Constitution, rule 32.4
– By Laws

– Part 2 (Meetings and Management)

– Part 8 (Councils and Delegated Bodies)

– Part 10 (Aquatic Sports Council)

Upcoming Meeting Dates

For latest agenda’s and to RSVP please check LSV Circulars or email sport@lsv.com.au

Previous Minutes

Role of Council of Life Saving Clubs (CLC)

The role of the Council of Life Saving Clubs shall be to:

(i) Provide a forum for the conduit and sharing of information and issues for Life Saving Club Delegates;

(ii) Notify the Board of relevant Life Saving Club issues;

(iii) Receive reports from Directors and Company staff members in relation to Life Saving Club matters;

(iv) Elect a Council Executive and two Ordinary Directors;

(v) Elect or appoint two Council Representatives;

(vi) Provide recommendations, policy advice and direction to the Board in relation to Life Saving Club matters; and

(vii) Work to ensure there is effective and efficient communication and co-operation between all Councils and LSV

Membership

1 Life Saving Club Delegate from each Life Saving Club;

Reference

– Constitution, rule 32.2
– By Laws

– Part 2 (Meetings and Management)

– Part 8 (Councils and Delegated Bodies)

– Part 13 (Council of Lifesaving Clubs)

2020/21 and 2021/22 Meeting Dates and Minutes

For latest agenda’s and to RSVP please check LSV Circulars

CLC Workplan

Role of LSOC

The role of the Life Saving Operation Council shall be to:

(i) provide a safe beach and aquatic environment through the provision of lifesaving services;

(ii) provide a forum for the conduit and sharing of information and life saving operations issues for Life Saving Club Delegates;

(iii) notify the Board of relevant lifesaving operations issues;

(iv) receive reports from Directors and Company staff members in relation to lifesaving operations matters;

(v) coordinate the consistency of lifesaving operations on a Victoria wide basis;

(vi) elect a Council Executive and two Ordinary Directors;

(vii) elect or appoint two Council Representatives;

(viii) provide recommendations, policy advice and direction to the Board in relation to lifesaving operations matters; and

(ix) work to ensure there is effective and efficient communication and co-operation between all Councils and LSV.

Constitution, rule 32.3

By-Laws, part 7 and part 8

Membership

1 Life Saving Club Delegate from each Life Saving Club;

Upcoming Meeting Dates

For latest agenda’s and to RSVP please check LSV Circulars

LSOC Annual Reports

• LSOC Annual Report 2022/23
• LSOC Annual Report 2021/22
• LSOC Annual Report 2020/21
• LSOC Annual Report 2019/20
• LSOC Annual Report 2018/19
• LSOC Annual Report 2017/18

Previous Minutes

Role of AEIEC

The AEIEC is responsible for providing advice as requested or invited on the strategic direction,
facilitation, coordination, development and implementation of:

(a) Lifesaving and water safety research, education, public training and pool safety programs,courses, resources and materials;

(b) Services for the education sector (childcare, schools, tertiary), swimming pools and waterways; and

(c) Community safety programs, in the broad range of current and future aquatic education and industry engagement activities offered under the auspices of LSV.

Constitution, rule 32.6

By-Laws, part 7 and part 11

Membership

(unspecified number of) participants in aquatic education and industry group

(unspecified number of) Service Members

(unspecified number of) Delegates of Associate Members