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PostPosted: 23 Feb 2013, 21:53 
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I notice that IRSA has published its new Championship Regulations:

http://www.radiosailing.org/document-fi ... -01-01.pdf

Amongst a number of matters, it seems that IRSA has decided it will ratify IOM Championships, it will approve IOM Notices of Race and Sailing Instructions, and it requires that anyone wishing to host an IOM Championship should apply to IRSA.

I am curious whether IOMICA has been consulted on these new IRSA Regulations?

This is a fundamental change from the way IOMICA has regulated its championships in the past, in accordance with the AGREEMENT RELATING TO THE INTERNATIONAL ONE METRE CLASS between the Radio Sailing Division of the International Sailing Federation (ISAF–RSD) and the International One Metre International Class Association (IOM ICA) signed and dated 23 October 2003, "5. [...] The IOM ICA is authorised to approve up to one annual World Championship for the IOM Class".

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PostPosted: 27 Feb 2013, 07:41 
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We are having that discussion. We'll let you know how that all goes.

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