DWx Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 It's very common to be part of a wider org like Ashworth said. Mostly for insurance but these groups also come in handy when it comes to laws and regulation, I guess like a union of sorts. Been especially handy if the group is recognised by the government as a governing body during these times as they can seek clarification and permission from the Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) for clubs to operate during COVID. In TKD we have one group which represents all ITF (all groups), WT and independants.Exactly, explained it much better than me, thanks My current organisation hasn’t been too helpful during COVID, but this potential new one has been great so far, feel like they are really going out of their way to help clubs recover and get back on their feet.If they're on the ball with it then that's good. The regulations have been a mine field and open to interpretation so having someone to do all that is a big help. Bonus if they are telling their members about the finance side of things too such as funding which is available and what you can claim backIf and when combat sports can move on to Phase 0 (contact allowed), you'll need a good governing body to get the go ahead. Each combat sport or group has to submit their plans and have them signed off by DCMS. "Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it." ~ Confucius Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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