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Hi Peter
Thank you for your comments and I do understand your concerns.
I am presently working through the Class Rules and with the assistance of Harold Medd the National Class Measurer and Craig Nylund providing measurement details from his jig to amend the Rules with the building controls that will be for the benefit of the Class.
This task is challenging and it is important care be taken as the method of measuring boats will be tightened. However before these goals can be achieved the Executive Committee has a lot to consider and discuss. I cannot say when the new Rules will be voted on but I hope we can have a draft for consideration by the State Committees this year but this I cannot promise.
I consider it premature to announce what we are proposing as no formal decisions have been made.
I indicated in Adelaide that I was hopeful of having a draft ready in the early part of this year but the task has proved me wrong and I make no apology. The Executive Committee wants the changes to be right and the Rules to be for the continuing benefit for the growth of the Class.
I will keep members informed.
Alan Wilson
SSAA National PresidentIt’s almost 2 years since I asked about the rule changes and it seems that nothing has happened.
Why is this?
Quite frankly, from the perspective of WA, where we have a thriving fleet, the dominance of Eastern State influence is apparent. WA has put much work into getting the rules separated from the construction information, but this has apparently stalled. Why is this?
We have new members who find this incomprehensible, as I do. As a member of Sabre SSA, I ask when this will be completed and distributed to members,
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This has been going on for far too long. Please advise the current position.Peter Johnston
East Fremantle YC
Sabre 1930Peter I am concerned you would publish your recent comments in the Forum without enquiring of the WA representatives who attended the AGM at Black Rock. Such an enquiry of them or an email to Barry or me regarding this issue would have avoided your unnecessary comments. The SSAA Executive cannot be responsible for your lack of communication with the SSAWA. The issue raised in your post was dealt with at the AGM.
The response received from SSAWA in the later part of last year was very welcomed but despite your view the collation of the responses to the new Draft Rules and the required further drafting is time consuming. Harold and Gary are doing a sterling job not warranting any criticism.
The Forum is not the appropriate place to air your discontent when you can make other more appropriate inquiries.
Harold and Gary are in the final stages of the redraft and the Executive will make it available to the State bodies after review.
Alan Wilson
President SSAA
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