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News! Hi everyone, It is with great regret I have to announce the upcoming departure of Kirstin Graves from the Agility Committee. Her workload has increased and has decided that she couldn't give us the full benefit required. I am very sorry to see Kirstin leave us. Her resignation from the AC has been accepted effective 1 March 2012 so will continue to work with us until then. The next highest polling candidate is Steve Chester and he has gracefully accepted to fill Kristin's position from the 1st of March. Many thanks New updates to this section:
Terms of Reference - Updated 11.10.11When the dog height and split class competition regulations were approved by the NZKC in 2010 the Agility Committee undertook that a review of these regulations would be be carried out around July 2011. The new Agility Committee has taken on the responsibility of carrying out this review. To ensure that clubs and the wider agility community are informed about the intended process for the heights review, the AC has prepared a terms of reference. This outlines the purpose, scope, objectives, methodology and timeline for the review. It also details the composition of the heights review subcommittee. Heights Review Survey 1 - Please read info before looking at this surveyFor Stage 1 of the review of the height and split class regulations the "Heights Review Sub-Committee" of the Agility Committee has prepared a survey for completion by all interested agiliteers. We recognise that the areas being considered by the review are important to many people and need to be carefully considered. Therefore we are releasing a copy of the survey now for people to read, think about and discuss, prior to opening up the survey for completion online. If you have any queries about the survey please send these to acsecretary@vodafone.co.nz Click here to view the upcoming survey and feel free to discuss it prior to it being released for comment to the AC
Resignation - Updated 20.01.12Kathryn Spicer will be retiring from the Senior Agility Panel from 1 Feb. Thanks for all your hard work. Ron Frater Has retired from the senior agility panel. Many thanks to Ron for all he has done for us over the many years! Roger Van Huenen has retired from the the senior agility panel. The AC have accepted his resignation and thank him for his service to the sport.
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