STANDING ORDERS
& RULES
1.TITLE.
The name shall be Cardiff Bay Yacht Club Angling
Section.
2. OBJECTIVES
1/. To promote the sport
of Sea Angling with Rod, Reel and Line.
2/. To promote competition between Members and
to make all necessary
Rules in furtherance of that objective
3. MEMBERSHIP
1/. Membership of the Angling Section shall ONLY
be to members of the Cardiff Bay Yacht
Club, with the exception of any person/s, in full time employment with Cardiff
Bay Yacht Club .
2/. Membership of the Angling Section shall be,
membership upon payment of the Angling Subscription, which shall be determined
at the Annual General Meetings of the Angling Section.
3/. Re-affiliation to the Angling Section will be
accepted, up to and immediately prior to the start of the Annual General
Meeting, without the loss of benefits or privileges.
4/. Membership of the Angling Section, taken after the
Annual General Meeting, shall become due for re-affiliation as outlined above.
4. MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION
1/. Membership of the Angling Section shall be for
twelve months, upon the payment of the appropriate Annual Subscription,
currently set at:
ADULTS -
£10.00. JUNIORS £1.00
2/. The full term of membership shall be for a period
of twelve months, commencing on the 1st March.
5.
GOVERNMENT.
1/.
Government of the Angling Section shall be vested in General Meetings.
2/.
The Annual General Meeting of the Angling Section shall be the recognised
meeting for any change of Rules, or, alteration of the constitution, subject to
the provisions hereinafter dealt with in respect of Special General Meetings.
3/.
The Committee of the Angling Section shall meet on the first Thursday of each
month in order to govern and deal with the general running of the Angling
Section.
4/.
If Required, there shall be a Quarterly Meeting of the Committee and the
membership of the Angling Section.
5/.
Any major decision made by the Angling Section Committee shall only be
permitted, provided it is covered by, or within, the constraints of the
existing Angling Section Rules. Otherwise, any suggested changes may only be
made after consultation with Members at an Emergency or Special General
Meeting.
6.
PRIVILEGES
1/.
An 'Optional Pool' shall normally be available to participants in a
competition, at the discretion of an officer of the Angling Section.
7. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
1/. The Annual General Meeting of the Angling
Section shall be held one week before the Main Club Annual General Meeting.
2/. The Section shall give advance
notification to the Officers and Members, at least THREE WEEKS before the
meeting, asking for nominations, resolutions, and items for the agenda.
3/. All nominations, resolutions and items for
the agenda must be lodged, in
writing, with the Secretary at least two weeks
prior to the meeting.
NOTE: The attendance of the Proposer and Seconder at the
Annual General Meeting is necessary to move such items. Otherwise, they shall
be deemed to be 'NOT MOVED' and withdrawn.
4/. The Agenda will be prepared by the
Secretary, in consultation with the Chairman and notification of all items for
the meeting given to the Officers and Members, at least one week prior to the
meeting taking place.
ALL ASPECTS OF NOTIFICATION SHALL BE DEEMED TO
HAVE TAKEN PLACE IF DISPLAYED UPON THE NOTICE BOARD AT THE CLUBHOUSE OF THE
CARDIFF BAY YACHT CLUB.
5/.
Those to be elected at the Annual General Meeting are the Officers, viz:
THE CHAIRMAN
VICE CHAIRMAN
THE SECRETARY
THE TREASURER
THE MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY
THE COMPETITION SECRETARY / WEIGHMASTER
6/. A 'QUORUM' for General Meetings shall
comprise at least 20% of the registered membership of the Angling Section.
7/. Voting at Meetings shall be restricted to
one vote per full Member.
8/. RULES may be Rescinded, Amended, Altered
or Added To by a majority of two thirds of the voting strength in attendance at
the Annual General Meeting, or at a Special General Meeting called for that
purpose.
8. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING [EGM ]
1/. A
Special General Meeting may be called at any time BY RESOLUTION SIGNED BY NO
LESS THAN 25% OF THE REGISTERED MEMBERSHIP of the Angling Section.
2/. Notification of such a resolution shall be
given to the Secretary, stating the full object of the meeting and giving the
EXACT TEXT of the resolution to be moved at that meeting.
NO OTHER BUSINESS MAY BE DISCUSSED OTHER THAN
THAT FOR WHICH THE MEETING HAS BEEN CALLED.
3/.
Notice of such a meeting together with the Agenda must be given to the
Officers and Members of the Angling Section at least twenty-one days prior to
the meeting date.
4/. The
meeting will convene within twenty-eight days of receipt of the request for the
meeting.
9. FINANCE
1/. THE
Financial Year shall, for all accounting purposes, be the twelve months
commencing the 1st day of
December – 30TH November
2/. A Balance sheet showing the financial
position of the Angling Section at the end of the preceding financial year,
shall be prepared by the Treasurer of the Angling Section, following inspection
of the Treasurers Books by the Treasurer of the Cardiff Bay Yacht Club and a
copy of the Balance Sheet shall be submitted, together with the Notice Of AGM,
posted to Members, for discussion and ratification.
3/. The
Treasurer shall report the current financial position of the Angling Section at
any Quarterly Meeting of the Angling Section.
10. DISSOLUTION
1/. The Angling Section shall only be
dissolved by resolution of two consecutive
General Meetings, notice of which must be served separately.
Such resolutions must be supported by 75% of
those present and entitled to vote. The
aforementioned 75% MUST represent at least 50% of the Registered Members of the
Angling Section.
2/. If such a resolution were passed, the
Officers of the Angling Section shall
have authority forthwith, to liquidate the
affairs of the Angling Section. If there are any assets on realization, they
shall be passed over to the parent body - Cardiff Bay Yacht Club.
STANDING ORDERS
11. MEETINGS
1/. An Agenda shall be prepared by the Secretary,
in consultation with the Chairman. All items forming the Agenda shall take,
upon acceptance by the meeting, priority over any other business.
2/. ‘Any Other Business’ will only be
accepted at the discretion of the Chairman, or by resolution, passed by the
members present.
3/. ‘Any Other Business’ shall not be
accepted at the Annual General Meeting, under any circumstances, unless the
business is proved to have become subject matter for the Annual General
Meeting, after notification of the Agenda, by the Secretary, to the Members-
and then only by Resolution.
4/. The Secretary shall keep a record of all
members that attend meetings.
12. MINUTES.
The Minutes of the last meeting shall be read
and moved as an accurate record of the business that transpired. No motion or
discussion of the minutes shall be allowed, except with regard to their
accuracy.
13.RESOLUTIONS
1/. Any member may move a proposition on an
item on the agenda during a debate.
2/. Any number of amendments may be put to the
motion, but only one amendment shall be before the meeting at any one time
3/.
The amendment, on being carried, will then substantiate the motion. Members may
then, if required, propose further amendments to it.
4/.
Every proposition and amendment put to the meeting requires a ‘Seconder’.
If a proposition or amendment is put and ‘not Seconded’, it shall be
deemed ‘Not Acceptable’ and be ‘Refused’ by the Chairman.
14. TIME TO SPEAK
1/.
The mover of a motion shall be permitted to speak on the motion for a single
period, not exceeding five minutes
2/.
Subsequent speakers will be entitled to the floor of the meeting for a single
period, not exceeding three minutes. This time period may be extended, at the
discretion of the Chairman.
3/.
The mover of a motion shall have the right to reply.
15. CLOSURE OF DEBATE.
A debate may be closed by
the moving of, either of the following motions to be put immediately by the
member who has not previously spoken at any time during the debate in question.
This may only be exercised once per item on the Agenda.
(A). THE MEETING PROCEEDS TO THE NEXT
BUSINESS.
IF CARRIED - All discussion on the subject will cease, without a
vote being
taken
IF LOST -
Discussion of the original subject will be resumed
(B). THAT THE MOTION BE PUT.
IF CARRIED - The motion is put to the vote immediately with the
right of the mover to reply to the debate.
IF LOST - Discussion of the original subject will be resumed.
(C). THE
CHAIRMAN may close the debate when he considers that
fair discussion has been allowed, BUT, in the event of dispute, the decision
must rest with the meeting, by resolution.
16. CHAIRMAN OF THE MEETING.
1/.
The Chairman of the Meeting should not normally take part in the general
discussion, except to give guidance to the meeting.
2/.
In the event of the Chairman wishing to express his personal views, the
Chairman should vacate the Chair, unless requested by the meeting, to express
those views, without vacating the Chair.
3/.
The Chairman’s Ruling on any matter shall be final, unless a majority of the
meeting votes to the contrary.
4/.
The Chairman shall be responsible for keeping order and ensuring that all
discussions are directed through the Chair, in an orderly manner, to ensure
that the business for which the meeting was called shall be concluded
17. SUSPENDING OF STANDING ORDERS.
Standing
Orders may be suspended on a majority vote of the members present. The mover of the suspension must state the
purpose and time period of the suspension of Standing Orders.
18.COMPETITIONS - RULES
1/. Competitions shall be held at reasonable
intervals , throughout the year. The Secretary shall post a Notice of
Competitions, giving full details of those Competitions upon the Notice board
at the clubhouse of the Cardiff Bay Yacht Club, as soon as possible following
the Annual General Meeting of the Angling Section. Generally, within two weeks
of the A.G.M., shall be deemed sufficient time for that Notice to be posted.
2/. Any
competition taking place after the 1st of January and before the
first competition detailed in the 'Notice of Competitions', shall be classed as
acceptable for inclusion in the calendar of competitions. The winner of such
competitions shall be qualified to win any of the Special Awards for that year.
3/. Entry to competitions
by fully paid-up members of the Angling Section, shall be by right, BUT, non-members, including
Visitors, may also enter the Competitions, upon payment of an entry fee of
£3.00 Per Competition.
Such
entry fee together with registration of participation, to be paid to the
skipper of the boat concerned, PRIOR TO that competitor sailing out to take
part in that particular Competition.
4/. Provision is not made for the
participation of Non-members of the Angling Section, in Special Competitions
organized for the benefit of Angling Section Members only.
5/. Visitors may only fish a Competition from an existing
member’s boat.
6/. REGISTRATION. All members and Visitors entering any
C.B.Y.C. Angling Section Competitions are required to
“REGISTER” their Intention to Compete, on the Registration Form which will be
posted on the Section Notice Board, prior to each Competition. All persons on
each boat, Visitors included, must be registered, whether fishing or not.
Members, or Visitors failing to Register, prior to any Competition will render
themselves ineligible to weigh-in their catches.
7/. SECTION-RUN FISHING POOL. When a Section-run Fishing Pool is in operation for
any given Competition, should any Member or Visitor, on any vessel wish to enter
the Pool, then ALL Persons aboard that vessel must also enter the Fishing Pool.
All Pool Prize Monies will be split 60/40% for the 1st and 2nd
Competition Winners.
21. NUMBER OF COMPETITIORS
A Competition shall be deemed to have taken
place, provided any TWO
registered members of the Angling Section have
participated.
22.CANCELLATION .
Only Two Boat Owning Committee Membersthe
Angling Section Committee shall have Final Discretion, with regard to the
weather conditions prevailing on that day, whether or not,cancel a Competition.
To find out if a Competition has been cancelled, you
can Telephone either of the two committee Members below, on the evening before
the Comp. between 1900 and 2230hrs.
Andy Vowles on
07825649315 or Sid Hearne
NB. Should you forget to phone and turn up at
the club on the morning of the Competition, to find that the Registration form
has been removed, you can assume that the Comp. has been cancelled.
23.DURATION OF COMPETITIONS
The duration of Angling Section Competitions
shall be as follows: -
All boats participating in C.B.Y.C Angling
Competitions shall be required to remain within the confines of Cardiff Bay,
until the appointed “Start Time” for the Competition. Please, Do Not Lock-0ut before the Competition
Start Time.
The times relative to the duration of Angling
Competitions, i.e. Start Fishing & Weigh-in, shall be set by the
Competition Secretary of the Angling
Section, provided that prior notice of those times has been posted in
accordance with Rule 18. (1/.)
24. ROD RULES
1/. A Competitor shall use NO MORE THAN TWO
RODS and the paternoster, ledger or other terminal tackle attached thereto,
shall not have more than three hooks. A treble hook will count as three hooks.
2/. A
Competitor may have a Reserve Rod assembled with reel attached, BUT,
WITH NO paternoster,
ledger or other terminal tackle attached thereto.
3/. Any Visiting Angler being carried upon any
C.B.Y.C. boat during the course of any C.B.Y.C. Angling Section Competition
shall be required to comply with Rule 22, in that any such Visiting Angler
shall use NO MORE THAN TWO RODS, in compliance with C.B.Y.C. Rules. It shall be
the responsibility of the owner of the boat and or any other C.B.Y.C. Angling
Section Member on board that vessel, to ensure that any Visiting Angler
complies with this rule.
25. LIMITATION OF AREA TO BE FISHED
Competitors shall be confined to fish in a particular area
during a Competition.
The restricted area is as follows:-
From: porthcawl Point to West Nash Buoy: then to
porlock weir on the Somerset coast and
any area to the east of that line.
There is a chart showing this area on the
Section Notice Board.
WEIGHING-IN
1/. Unless competitors are otherwise notified,
the Weighing-in Point for all competitions shall be situated within the Club
Grounds of the Cardiff Bay Yacht Club at the time specified in the published
details of competitions.
All Competition fish must be landed by boat on
the C.B.Y.C. pontoon, or transferred to a boat moored at C.B.Y.C.
All fish weighed in for normal Competitions,
will be evaluated by using the percentage method, whereby fish are compared by
their relative percentage of the current W.F.S.A. record weight.
2/. WEIGHING-IN TIMES.
The scales will be open for Weighing-in an Hour before the Competition End and will
close 15 minutes after the Competition End Time. All fish must be brought to
the scales before the Weigh-in Ending Time, but Weigh-in will continue until
all those fish are weighed.
WINNER
The winner of a competition shall be the
competitor landing the HIGHEST PERCENTAGE FISH caught during a particular
competition.
Each C.B.Y.C. Angling Section competition
shall, in addition to the Monthly
Trophy / Prize Award, become subject to a
POINTS SYSTEM, with a view to
Annual Awards being made to the Ten Top
Scoring Members. Points to be
awarded in relation to the Ten Highest
Percentage Fish weighed in by each individual Member taking part in the
competition, as follows: -
From 10 Points for the Highest
Percentage fish, progressing down to
One Point for the Lowest Percentage Fish.
Best Boat Points to be awarded as follows:-
Boat on which 1st
prize fish caught………………………….3 Points.
Boat on which 2nd
prize fish caught…………………………2 Points.
Boat on which 3rd
prize fish caught………………………….1 Point.
At times, a competition will be run for Total Boat
Catch. The total weight of fish caught and 'weighed-in’ will be divided by the
number of persons fishing from that boat, thus giving the 'Boat Weight Per
Person'. Heaviest average weight per person will decide the winning boat.
26.Boats away.
Members who are away from
the club can enter competitions providing they do not leave port before the
designated start time and there are at least two boats and one committee member
in that port who can take registration details.
27. PROTESTS.
In the event of a protest, the protestor shall:
1/. Advise an Officer of the Angling Section within
three hours of the conclusion of the competition in question.
2/. Submit details of the protest IN WRITING, together
with a Protest Fee of £1.00 to the Secretary of the Angling Section, before the
next Committee Meeting of the Angling Section, following the incident giving
rise to the protest.
3/. The Secretary shall form a Protest Committee,
which shall include a Flag Officer of the Cardiff Bay Yacht Club to formally
hear and determine the validity of the protest and report their findings to the
Management Committee of the Cardiff Bay Yacht Club for such disciplinary action
as the Committee may deem necessary.
28. DISQUALIFICATION
Any member, who fails to comply with any of these
rules, shall be disqualified.
[Subject to the offence firstly being investigated by
the Section Committee]
29. AMENDMENT OF PUBLISHED DATES OF COMPETITIONS
The published details of competitions to take place
throughout the year shall be subject to amendment in relation to the following
Special Events:-
1/. Cardiff Bay Yacht Club Regatta.
2/. The Grangetown Cup.
3/. The Ladies Competition.
4/. Fishing Competition -- "Away in
Company".
30. PRIZES
Prizes awarded to the Winners of competitions may
be Vouchers, Special Prizes: e.g. TV/DVD Combi, or even Cash.
PRIZES, ROLL-OVERS. In the event that any Competition be
cancelled, or, any prize not won, that prize fund will be Rolled-Over and added
to the Prize Fund for the next Competition.
Due to possible financial constrains, the Angling
Section Committee will have
the right to exercise their discretion regarding the
continuation of this practice. (Notice
of Motion AGM 15.03.2006 Refers).
31 TROPHIES.
Any member of the Penarth Motor Boat and Sailing Club
and of the newly named Cardiff Bay Yacht Club, shall be entitled to win any of
the Trophies described in the Schedule appended to these Rules and to retain
possession of such trophy for a period of Twelve Months, or, any such shorter
period as may be decreed by the Committee of the Angling Section.
1/. The Masters Cup, The McNiff trophy
Awarded for the best overall performance by any member of the Angling
Section during the year.
2/. The PENNAR PARK Shield……Awarded for the best overall performance by an
Angling Section Member’s boat during the year.
3/. The Three Islands Angling Cup…. Awarded to the member landing the Highest
Percentage fish caught during the two day competition held in conjunction with
The Three Islands Yacht Race.
4/. The Grange Cup…. Awarded to the member landing the Highest percentage fish during a specially arranged Night Fishing
Competition.
5/. Sea Swallow Plaque…. Awarded to the Lady Member landing the Highest
Percentage fish during a specially arranged Ladies
Competition.
6/. Junior Cup…. Awarded for the best performance by a Junior Member
throughout the year.
7/. Marion & Eric WHITTLE Shield…. Awarded to the member landing the Highest
Percentage fish throughout the year.
GENERAL AWARD FOR CLUB
COMPETITIONS
1/.
The BULL Cup. ) These are awarded to
)
2/.
The ANDIAMO Trophy )
the member landing
)
3/. The Steve MILES
Shield. ) the heaviest fish
)
5/. The MILLFORD
Cup. ) during a published
)
6/. The VOLANTE
Trophy. ) Competition.
The Constitution,
Standing Orders and Competition Rules detailed herein, subject to the
Amendments and Addendums
subsequently
applied, were debated and agreed by the membership of the Cardiff Bay Yacht
Club Angling Section at an
Annual General
Meeting held on the 15th March, 2006 and
supersede any previous Agreements or Rules.
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ANGLING SECTION
CONSTITUTION - STANDING ORDERS - RULES
1.TITLE.
The name shall be Cardiff Bay Yacht Club Angling
Section.
2. OBJECTIVES
1/. To promote the sport
of Sea Angling with Rod, Reel and Line.
2/. To promote competition between Members and
to make all necessary
Rules in furtherance of that objective
3. MEMBERSHIP
1/. Membership of the Angling Section shall ONLY
be to members of the Cardiff Bay Yacht
Club, with the exception of any person/s, in full time employment with Cardiff
Bay Yacht Club .
2/. Membership of the Angling Section shall be,
membership upon payment of the Angling Subscription, which shall be determined
at the Annual General Meetings of the Angling Section.
3/. Re-affiliation to the Angling
Section will be accepted, up to and immediately prior to the start of the
Annual General Meeting, without the loss of benefits or privileges.
4/. Membership of the Angling Section, taken after the
Annual General Meeting, shall become due for re-affiliation as outlined above.
4. MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION
1/. Membership of the Angling Section shall be for
twelve months, upon the payment of the appropriate Annual Subscription,
currently set at:
ADULTS -
£10.00. JUNIORS £1.00
2/. The full term of membership shall be for a period
of twelve months, commencing on the 1st March.
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2.
ANGLING SECTION
CONSTITUTION - STANDING ORDERS - RULES
5.
GOVERNMENT.
1/.
Government of the Angling Section shall be vested in General Meetings.
2/.
The Annual General Meeting of the Angling Section shall be the recognised
meeting for any change of Rules, or, alteration of the constitution, subject to
the provisions hereinafter dealt with in respect of Special General Meetings.
3/.
The Committee of the Angling Section shall meet on the first Thursday of each
month in order to govern and deal with the general running of the Angling
Section.
4/.
If Required, there shall be a Quarterly Meeting of the Committee and the
membership of the Angling Section.
5/.
Any major decision made by the Angling Section Committee shall only be
permitted, provided it is covered by, or within, the constraints of the
existing Angling Section Rules. Otherwise, any suggested changes may only be
made after consultation with Members at an Emergency or Special General
Meeting.
6.
PRIVILEGES
1/.
An 'Optional Pool' shall normally be available to participants in a
competition, at the discretion of an officer of the Angling Section.
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3.
STANDING ORDERS
& RULES
MEMBERSHIP 2
GOVERNMENT & PRIVELIGES 3
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4
FINANCE 5
DISSOLUTION 6
STANDING ORDERS [Meetings & Minutes] 6
RESOLUTIONS [Time to speak & Closure
of Debate 7
CHAIRMAN OF MEETINGS 8
SUSPENDING OF STANDING ORDERS 8
COMPETITIONS RULES, REGISTRATION, POOL 8
NUMBER OF COMPETITORS TO VALIDATE Comp. 9
CANCELLATION OF COMPETITIONS 9
ROD RULES, & DURATION of Limitation of
Area Fished, 10
WEIGHING-IN, WINNER & UNDERSIZE FISH 11
PROTESTS & DISQUALIFICATION 12
Amendment of Published Dates of
Competitions & prizes 12
TROPHIES 12
SPECIAL AWARDS 13
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