Post by Jenny Tamanui on Mar 31, 2015 16:27:16 GMT 8
CODE OF CONDUCT
ALL Verbal and/or Physical Abuse to ANY person, whether to a competitor or spectator, shall be deemed to be conduct prejudicial to the sport, and will NOT be tolerated at ANY time. Failure to abide by this ruling may result in INSTANT disqualification and IMMEDIATE expulsion from the event at the discretion of the Event Organisers Race Director. The decision will be FINAL and no discussions will be entered into on the day. Further repercussions are at the discretion of the NZRCS Executive Committee and may also be imposed at a later date.
1. Treat all participants in your sport as you would like to be treated yourself.
2. Control your temper: verbal abuse, threats and physical violence are not acceptable behaviours.
3. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants, regardless of their ability, gender or cultural background.
4. Be a good role model: be safe, responsible and set a good example outside of organised racing events, especially when on the road.
5. Act within the rules of the sport at all times.
6. Respect the decisions of officials at all times.
7. Remember to treat with respect and thank fans, fellow competitors, volunteers, team members and officials. Without these people, the sport could not exist.
ALL Verbal and/or Physical Abuse to ANY person, whether to a competitor or spectator, shall be deemed to be conduct prejudicial to the sport, and will NOT be tolerated at ANY time. Failure to abide by this ruling may result in INSTANT disqualification and IMMEDIATE expulsion from the event at the discretion of the Event Organisers Race Director. The decision will be FINAL and no discussions will be entered into on the day. Further repercussions are at the discretion of the NZRCS Executive Committee and may also be imposed at a later date.
1. Treat all participants in your sport as you would like to be treated yourself.
2. Control your temper: verbal abuse, threats and physical violence are not acceptable behaviours.
3. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants, regardless of their ability, gender or cultural background.
4. Be a good role model: be safe, responsible and set a good example outside of organised racing events, especially when on the road.
5. Act within the rules of the sport at all times.
6. Respect the decisions of officials at all times.
7. Remember to treat with respect and thank fans, fellow competitors, volunteers, team members and officials. Without these people, the sport could not exist.