Bateleur1 Posted October 16, 2017 Posted October 16, 2017 Is his departure confirmed? If so, they lose valuable skills. Unless CSA want him to use the KPMG audit manuals (just kidding No idea. Just responding to Hairy's question should it be true.
ians H2Sport Posted October 16, 2017 Posted October 16, 2017 Another exco member resigned just before him, same reasons.
Spinnekop Posted October 16, 2017 Posted October 16, 2017 So the chaos continues Next month my annual racing fees will be due.I ONLY pay this to be able to race in the Vets bunches. If (like in the Cape) the race organisers catch a wake up and not enforce the rule of having a CSA license and actually seed riders according to ability, a LOT of people wont have to fund this thing called CSA.......
Icycling Posted October 16, 2017 Posted October 16, 2017 The first part is correct. But he is still in Cape Town. Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk2nd part is also correct he is now speaking funny (Australian) too!
Barend de Arend Posted October 16, 2017 Posted October 16, 2017 So the chaos continues Next month my annual racing fees will be due.I ONLY pay this to be able to race in the Vets bunches. If (like in the Cape) the race organisers catch a wake up and not enforce the rule of having a CSA license and actually seed riders according to ability, a LOT of people wont have to fund this thing called CSA....... I understood that the CSA is involved because it's the official local UCI arm, which means it's part of the IOC and SASCOC. Which is important if you're an international athlete or international race organizer, or have international athletes attending your race. Dunno if the CSA wants to speak to the UCI right now, though...
Spinnekop Posted October 16, 2017 Posted October 16, 2017 I understood that the CSA is involved because it's the official local UCI arm, which means it's part of the IOC and SASCOC. Which is important if you're an international athlete or international race organizer, or have international athletes attending your race. Dunno if the CSA wants to speak to the UCI right now, though... Jip.Precisely as I understand it also.
Napalm Posted October 16, 2017 Posted October 16, 2017 I understood that the CSA is involved because it's the official local UCI arm, which means it's part of the IOC and SASCOC. Which is important if you're an international athlete or international race organizer, or have international athletes attending your race. Dunno if the CSA wants to speak to the UCI right now, though... I understood that the CSA is involved because it's the official local UCI arm, which means it's part of the IOC and SASCOC. Which is important if you're an international athlete or international race organizer, or have international athletes attending your race. Dunno if the CSA wants to speak to the UCI right now, though... SUCKSCOCK is as useless as the CSA.
andydude Posted October 18, 2017 Posted October 18, 2017 2nd part is also correct he is now speaking funny (Australian) too!Cool thanks pw Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
Pulse Posted October 19, 2017 Posted October 19, 2017 So the chaos continues Next month my annual racing fees will be due.I ONLY pay this to be able to race in the Vets bunches. If (like in the Cape) the race organisers catch a wake up and not enforce the rule of having a CSA license and actually seed riders according to ability, a LOT of people wont have to fund this thing called CSA.......If done correctly, event organisers must follow Sport & Rec Act, and events must therefore be affiliated with the national body. High court ruling indicated that PPA is on equal standing, so may also affiliate with PPA and no need to do both.PPA does not have a presence in all provinces, so organisers must fall back on CSA
Bateleur1 Posted October 19, 2017 Posted October 19, 2017 If done correctly, event organisers must follow Sport & Rec Act, and events must therefore be affiliated with the national body. High court ruling indicated that PPA is on equal standing, so may also affiliate with PPA and no need to do both.PPA does not have a presence in all provinces, so organisers must fall back on CSA Correct me if I'm wrong. What you say is all fine and well for a "legal" sport event within SA. So you would be able to have a large cycling event with the PPA with no problem but it would not be sanctioned by CSA and therefore under UCI rules, licenced riders are not allowed to participate.
Eugene Posted October 19, 2017 Posted October 19, 2017 Correct me if I'm wrong. What you say is all fine and well for a "legal" sport event within SA. So you would be able to have a large cycling event with the PPA with no problem but it would not be sanctioned by CSA and therefore under UCI rules, licenced riders are not allowed to participate.CSA tried to high jack the Argus a few years ago and were threatening to sanction CSA licensed riders who took part. I guess they wanted to extort license fees from the 35000 entrants like they do to us.
Pulse Posted October 19, 2017 Posted October 19, 2017 Correct me if I'm wrong. What you say is all fine and well for a "legal" sport event within SA. So you would be able to have a large cycling event with the PPA with no problem but it would not be sanctioned by CSA and therefore under UCI rules, licenced riders are not allowed to participate.I'm not saying its right, or agreeing with it
Shebeen Posted October 19, 2017 Posted October 19, 2017 Another exco member resigned just before him, same reasons. not that it means anything, but he's still on the web page https://www.cyclingsa.com/about-us/
Icycling Posted October 19, 2017 Posted October 19, 2017 not that it means anything, but he's still on the web page https://www.cyclingsa.com/about-us/If this is the criteria of measuring a good organization - unfortunately cycling is not been administrated well by both bodies. PPA AGM over a month ago and 1 member of the committee did not chose to stand - not sure which one but PPA web page still shows 12 members!! Cycling is in a sad state (bad management - the big administrators) in RSA. http://www.pedalpower.org.za/committee/
Hairy Posted October 20, 2017 Posted October 20, 2017 If this is the criteria of measuring a good organization - unfortunately cycling is not been administrated well by both bodies. PPA AGM over a month ago and 1 member of the committee did not chose to stand - not sure which one but PPA web page still shows 12 members!! Cycling is in a sad state (bad management - the big administrators) in RSA. http://www.pedalpower.org.za/committee/you judging the PPA's organisation by their website ............
scotty Posted October 20, 2017 Posted October 20, 2017 you judging the PPA's organisation by their website ............Don't judge a book by its cover OR The clothes maketh the man.
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