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Applications are open for the IFSS Continental director representing Oceania:
Please submit your applications within 4 weeks to the Secretary of ASSA and if you need more information please contact Andrew Gersbach.
The role and function of the Continental Directors are:
1 To represent the IFSS member Federations from said Continent in the IFSS Council
2 To be responsible for the Continental Championships if decided by said members:
2.1 Solicit bids,
2.2 Negotiate collaboration contracts with Race Giving organizations,
2.3 Submit proposal to the approval of the continental national members
2.4 Oversee the organization of the continental championships
3 To be responsible for the Continental Cups if decided by said members
4 To receive accreditation application from races in one’s continent for Continental and World Cup programs
5 To give the Accreditation Committee input as to the quality of accreditation applications, gained from knowledge of races in his/her own region.
6 To represent his/her continent at World Championships within the continent
7 To liaise with the World Championship RGO (when World Championship is conducted in his/her region) when necessary and appropriate.
8 To promote and coordinate education within the Continent.
9 To promote and coordinate races within the Continent.
10 To create Continental committees as required
11 To give a yearly report to the National federations and the Council
Please submit your applications within 4 weeks to the Secretary of ASSA and if you need more information please contact Andrew Gersbach.
The role and function of the Continental Directors are:
1 To represent the IFSS member Federations from said Continent in the IFSS Council
2 To be responsible for the Continental Championships if decided by said members:
2.1 Solicit bids,
2.2 Negotiate collaboration contracts with Race Giving organizations,
2.3 Submit proposal to the approval of the continental national members
2.4 Oversee the organization of the continental championships
3 To be responsible for the Continental Cups if decided by said members
4 To receive accreditation application from races in one’s continent for Continental and World Cup programs
5 To give the Accreditation Committee input as to the quality of accreditation applications, gained from knowledge of races in his/her own region.
6 To represent his/her continent at World Championships within the continent
7 To liaise with the World Championship RGO (when World Championship is conducted in his/her region) when necessary and appropriate.
8 To promote and coordinate education within the Continent.
9 To promote and coordinate races within the Continent.
10 To create Continental committees as required
11 To give a yearly report to the National federations and the Council
