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The Club's Emergency Procedures are set for a range of possible emergencies...
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For a copy of the Club's Constitution please click here |
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It is the policy of Basingstoke and Deane Canoe Club that all paddlers, parents, volunteers, coaches and club officials show respect and understanding for each other and conduct themselves in a way that reflects the principles of the Club. The aim is for all paddlers to improve their performance and have fun in a safe and co-operative environment.
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Equipment Safety Statement |
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If you see or use any Club kit which needs attention or repair please note it in the book and Hilary, our equipment officer, know. If you think that any item is dangerous please ensure that the person running that session is aware and can remove the item so it cannot be used.
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For a copy of the Club's risk assessment please click here |
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All Junior Members are asked to abide by the following rules at all times:
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Grading for Paddling Trips |
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The Club`s paddling activities are always popular, but sometimes people find it difficult to decide whether a trip is right for them. So we have devised a grading system to use in the newsletter and on the website to help.
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Health, Safety And Welfare Policy |
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The health, safety and welfare of members and other who may be affected by the activities of Basingstoke and Deane Canoe Club are of paramount importance to the Club. Whilst the Club is not covered by the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, it is committed to complying with it requirements.
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The Club's Constitution has been reviewed and updated to bring it into line with current practice. We will be voting on the revisions to the constitution at this year's AGM on 17 March.
For a copy of the constitution with the proposed changes marked Click Here |
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