PPA cut cord with CSA

[BergForce]

Guys calm down...

 

PPA do not charge fees they do not have to charge. Any money collected by PPA for CSA are paid as is to CSA (no profit). In fact PPA negotiate a discount on your behalf.

 

PPA did not cut the cord, CSA severed the cord when their constitution changed. PPA invited CSA to the table to negotiate a way forward that includes PPA in the good of cycling for the future,m the only way to do this is to re-instate PPA's rights under a clause in the constitution.

 

As far as it stands your PPA fees and PPA races do not fall under CSA and as such no fees should be collected by PPA for CSA., BUT if it is sanctioned racing, such as Elite and SubVet racing then the RACE riders need to be CSA licensed and pay fees as such to cover their CSA sanction and Commissaires - this should not apply to the funrider contingent of a race.

 

Your CSA fees already paid cover you until December 31st 2012.

 

Still not clear something is not right. PPA clearly stated that a R35 CSA day license is now included in the PPA events fees. So what about PPA members that already have the CSA annual license? And Amarider also stated if you joined PPA after 28 Feb your CSA license is not included in your PPA subscription, so what about people like me who wants to join now? The "all is fine till 31 Dec" is not applicable to people who joined after 28 Dec or are they?

Edited July 18, 2012 by Berg Bok