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Major Events Group
Fixtures Group
Map Group
Rules Group
Elite Competitions Group
Senior Competitions Group
Junior Competitions Group
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Major Events Group
Chair - Mike Forrest - Email
Terms of Reference – Adopted April 2008
The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to provide the umbrella framework within which the Major Events Group (MEG) will operate.
Authority
Authority is delegated to the Major Events Group by Events Committee for all matters related to major events across the Federation; the group will align its work to the vision, values and strategic objectives as determined by the Board.
Composition and Membership
Major Events Group shall consist of:
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Chair, will be proposed by Major Events Group and approved by Events Committee
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6 members that are specialists from the 13 associations; Constituent Associations not represented have the right to elect a correspondent member
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Marketing Manager
Non-voting members:
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Secretary, a staff member as determined by the Chief Executive and agreed by the Chair, or a person nominated by the Chair
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Chair of Events, Chief Executive, Chair of British Orienteering have a right to attend as non-voting members
Major Events Group has the right to invite further attendees that shall be non-voting.
Responsibilities
Major Events Group is responsible for:
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Advising the Board on the strategic development of the major event programme
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Delivering the relevant objectives as agreed by the Board in the Strategic Plan and where appropriate supporting other Committees and groups in delivering strategic objectives
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All matters to do with the major events as specified in the ‘Schedule of Major Events’ below
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Identifying partners to host major events and agreeing partnership contracts with the host
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Monitoring and reviewing all major events
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Overseeing the organising of an annual major events conference
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Any other issues associated to major events as decided by the Mapping Group and agreed by Events Committee
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Agreeing KPIs with Events Committee to monitor assess, and report on performance
Reporting Structure
Minutes shall be considered at Events Committee and the Chair will report directly to Events Committee. Minutes will also be circulated to all Committees and Groups and published on the British Orienteering website.
Association representatives will report to Associations.
Meetings
Meetings are held in accordance with the British Orienteering Meeting Guidelines and shall be held a minimum of 2 times per year.
Schedule of Major Events
The following events are considered to be major events and fall within the remit of the Major Events Group:
- JK
- British Championships including British relay, BEOC, Sprint/Middle
- National Events
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Fixtures Group
Chair - Peter Guillaume - Email
Terms of Reference – Adopted April 2008
The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to provide the umbrella framework within which the Fixtures Group (FG) will operate.
Authority
Authority is delegated to the Fixtures Group by Events Committee to coordinate fixtures throughout the Federation; the group will align its work to the vision, values and strategic objectives as determined by the Board.
Composition and Membership
Fixtures Group shall consist of:
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Chair, will be proposed by Fixtures Group and approved by Events Committee
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National Fixtures Secretary, will be selected by Fixture Group
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Chair, or representative from, Rules Group
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13 representatives, one from each Constituent Associations; representatives have the right to elect to be correspondent members
Non-voting members:
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Secretary, a staff member as determined by the Chief Executive and agreed by the Chair, or a person nominated by the Chair
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Chair of Events, Chief Executive, Chair of British Orienteering have a right to attend as non-voting members
Fixtures Group has the right to invite further attendees that shall be non-voting.
Responsibilities
Fixtures Group is responsible for:
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Coordinating orienteering fixtures throughout the Federation
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Delivering the relevant objectives as agreed by the Board in the Strategic Plan and where appropriate supporting other Committees and groups in delivering strategic objectives
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Overseeing the maintenance and updating of the national fixtures list on the British Orienteering website
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Providing advice to Events Committee on the composition, number and frequency of fixtures and events to enable the committee to determine event strategy
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Considering the impact of fixtures on marketing and promotion of events
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Any other aspects of fixtures as decided by the Group and agreed by Events Committee
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Agree KPIs with Events Committee to monitor assess, and report on performance
Reporting Structure
Minutes shall be considered at Events Committee and the Chair will report directly to Events Committee. Minutes will also be circulated to all Committees and Groups, and published on the British Orienteering website. Association representatives will report to Associations.
Meetings
Meetings are held in accordance with the British Orienteering Meeting Guidelines and shall be held a minimum of 2 times per year.
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Map Group
Chair - Colin Spears - Email
Terms of Reference – Adopted April 2008
The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to provide the umbrella framework within which the Map Group (MG) will operate.
Authority
Authority is delegated to the Map Group by Events Committee for all matters related to mapping across the Federation; the group will align its work to the vision, values and strategic objectives as determined by the Board.
Composition and Membership
Mapping Group shall consist of:
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Chair, will be proposed by Mapping Group and approved by Events Committee
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6 members from the 13 Constituent Associations that are specialists; Constituent Associations not represented have the right to elect a correspondent member
Non-voting members:
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Secretary, a staff member as determined by the Chief Executive and agreed by the Chair, or a person nominated by the Chair
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Chair of Events, Chief Executive, Chair of British Orienteering have a right to attend as non-voting members
Mapping Group has the right to invite further attendees that shall be non-voting.
Responsibilities
Map Group is responsible for:
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All matters to do with mapping in orienteering
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Any other issues associated to mapping as decided by the Mapping Group and agreed by Events Committee
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Agreeing KPIs with Events Committee to monitor assess, and report on performance
Reporting Structure
Minutes shall be considered at Events Committee and the Chair will report directly to Events Committee. Minutes will also be circulated to all Committees and Groups, and published on the British Orienteering website. Association representatives will report to Associations.
Meetings
Meetings are held in accordance with the British Orienteering Meeting Guidelines and shall be held a minimum of 3 times per year.
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Rules Group
Chair - Barry Elkington - Email
Terms of Reference – Adopted April 2008
The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to provide the umbrella framework within which the Rules Group (RG) will operate.
Authority
Authority is delegated to the Rules Group by Events Committee to formulate, write and publish the rules of orienteering and associated technical documents for the Federation; the group will align its work to the vision, values and strategic objectives as determined by the Board.
Composition and Membership
Rules Group shall consist of:
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Chair, will be proposed by Rules Group and approved by Events Committee
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13 representatives, one from each Constituent Associations; representatives have the right to elect to be correspondent members
Non-voting members:
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Secretary, a staff member as determined by the Chief Executive and agreed by the Chair, or a person nominated by the Chair
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Chair of Events, Chief Executive, Chair of British Orienteering have a right to attend as non-voting members
Rules Group has the right to invite further attendees that shall be non-voting.
Responsibilities
Rules Group is responsible for:
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Formulating, writing and publishing the rules of orienteering for British Orienteering
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Formulating, writing and publishing technical guidelines for British Orienteering
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Formulating, writing and publishing a handbook on the technical aspects of the organisation and running of events within British Orienteering
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Overseeing the application of the Rules and Guidelines across British Orienteering
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Managing the training and deployment of Controllers
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Ruling on disputes and protests concerning the rules of Orienteering
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Identifying and publishing examples of good practice
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Advising Events Committee on the numbers and levels of volunteers required to run the Federation’s events programme
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Advising the Board on any proposed IOF technical rule changes
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Any other responsibilities regarding the rules as decided by the committee and agreed by Events Committee
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Agreeing KPIs with Events Committee to monitor, assess, and report on performance
Reporting Structure
Minutes shall be considered at Events Committee and the Chair will report directly to Events Committee. Minutes will also be circulated to all Committees and Groups, and published on the British Orienteering website. Association representatives will report to Associations.
Meetings
Meetings are held in accordance with the British Orienteering Meeting Guidelines and shall be held a minimum of 3 times per year.
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Elite Competitions Group
Chair - John Palmer - Email
Terms of Reference – Adopted April 2008
The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to provide the umbrella framework within which the Elite Competitions Group (ECG) will operate.
Authority
Authority is delegated to the Elite Competitions Group by Events Committee to coordinate strategy and monitor the requirements of elite orienteers in regards to events and competitions; the group will align its work to the vision, values and strategic objectives as determined by the Board.
Composition and Membership
Elite Competitions Group shall consist of:
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Chair will be proposed by Elite Competitions Group and approved by Events Committee and International Committee
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Chair of International Committee
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Representative from Fixtures Group
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Representative from Coaching Committee
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Future Champions Cup Coordinator
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UK Cup Coordinator
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2 representative of the Selectors, senior and junior
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13 representatives, one from each Constituent Association; representatives have the right to elect to be correspondent members
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International Programme Director
Non-voting members:
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Secretary, a staff member as determined by the Chief Executive and agreed by the Chair or a person nominated by the Chair
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Chair of Events, Chief Executive, Chair of British Orienteering have a right to attend as non-voting members
Elite Competitions Group has the right to invite further attendees that shall be non-voting.
Responsibilities
Elite Competitions Group is responsible for:
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Advising Events Committee on the strategy required to deliver an elite events programme that supports the development of performance athletes
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Delivering where appropriate the objectives as agreed by the Board in the Strategic Plan and supporting other Committees and groups in delivering their strategic objectives
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The annual programme of events for elite athletes within the British Orienteering fixtures list
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Other responsibilities as decided by the Group and agreed by Events Committee
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Agree KPIs with Events Committee to monitor assess, and report on performance
Reporting Structure
Minutes shall be considered at Events Committee and the Chair will report directly to Events Committee. Minutes will also be circulated to all Committees and Groups, and published on the British Orienteering website. Association representatives shall report to Associations.
Meetings
Meetings are held in accordance with the British Orienteering Meeting Guidelines and shall be held a minimum of once per year.
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Senior Competitions Group
Chair - Ranald Macdonald - Email
Terms of Reference – Adopted April 2008
The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to provide the umbrella framework within which the Senior Competitions Group (SCG) will operate.
Authority
Authority is delegated to the Senior Competitions Committee by Events Committee to coordinate strategy and monitor the requirements of senior orienteers in regard to events and competitions; the group will align its work to the vision, values and strategic objectives as determined by the Board.
Composition and Membership
Senior Competitions Group shall consist of:
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Chair, will be proposed by Senior Competitions Group and approved by Events Committee and International Committee
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Vice Chair, will be selected by Senior Competitions Group
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Chair, or representative from, Fixtures Group
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Chair, or representative from, Coaching Committee
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13 representatives, one from each Constituent Association; representatives have the right to elect to be correspondent members
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Development Manager
Non-voting members:
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Secretary, a staff member as determined by the Chief Executive and agreed by the Chair, or a person nominated by the Chair
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Chair of Events, Chief Executive, Chair of British Orienteering have a right to attend as non-voting members
Senior Competitions Group has the right to invite further attendees that shall be non-voting.
Responsibilities
Senior Competitions Group is responsible for:
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Responsible to Events Committee for an annual programme of events for senior athletes within the British Orienteering fixtures list
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Delivering the development objectives as agreed by the Board in the Strategic Plan and where appropriate supporting other Committees and groups in delivering strategic objectives
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Other responsibilities as decided by the Group and agreed by Events Committee
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Agree KPIs with Events Committee to monitor assess, and report on performance
Reporting Structure
Minutes shall be considered at Events Committee and the Chair will report directly to Events Committee. Minutes will also be circulated to all Committees and Groups, and published on the British Orienteering website. Association representatives will report to Associations.
Meetings
Meetings are held in accordance with the British Orienteering Meeting Guidelines and shall be held a minimum of once per year.
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Junior Competitions Group
Chair - Susan Marsden - Email
Terms of Reference – Adopted April 2008
The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to provide the umbrella framework within which the Junior Competitions Group (JCG) will operate.
Authority
Authority is delegated to the Junior Competitions Group by Events Committee to coordinate strategy and monitor the requirements of junior orienteers in regard to events and competitions; the group will align its work to the vision, values and strategic objectives as determined by the Board.
Composition and Membership
Junior Competitions Group shall consist of:
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Chair, will be proposed by Junior Competitions Group and approved by Events Committee and International Committee
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Vice Chair, will be selected by Junior Competitions Group
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Chair, or representative from, Fixtures Group
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Chair, or representative from, Coaching Committee
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Chair, or representative from, BSOA
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A representative of the junior selectors
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A representative of the Regional Development Officers
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12 representatives, one from each Constituent Association (with the exception of BSOA); representatives have the right to elect to be correspondent members
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Development Manager or his/her representative
Non-voting members:
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Secretary, a staff member as determined by the Chief Executive and agreed by the Chair, or a person nominated by the Chair
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Chair of Events, Chief Executive, Chair of British Orienteering have a right to attend as non-voting members
Junior Competitions Group has the right to invite further attendees that shall be non-voting.
Responsibilities
Junior Competitions Group is responsible for:
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Responsible to Events Committee for an annual programme of events for junior athletes within the British Orienteering fixtures list
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Delivering the relevant objectives as agreed by the Board in the Strategic Plan and where appropriate supporting other Committees and groups in delivering strategic objectives
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Other responsibilities as decided by the Group and agreed by Events Committee
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Agree KPIs with Events Committee to monitor assess, and report on performance
Reporting Structure
Minutes shall be considered at Events Committee and the Chair will report directly to Events Committee. Minutes will also be circulated to all Committees and Groups and published on the British Orienteering website. Association representatives will report to Associations.
Meetings
Meetings are held in accordance with the British Orienteering Meeting Guidelines and shall be held a minimum of once per year.
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