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An Official Publication of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron

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Commodore's Message Flag Officers & General Committee Key Points of Contact Sponsors and Supporters Committee Chairs Yacht Clubs with Reciprocal Rights Past Commodores Club History Club Constitution Club Regulations Code of Conduct Emirates Team New Zealand Youth Training Programme Live Weather / Webcam Squadron On-Water Events Member Benefits Motor Yacht Rally Safety Check List Standard Sailing Instructions Become A Volunteer Quick Links for Yachties Racing Buoys Map Courses Race Committee Signals Membership Register

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Editor, Layout and Typesetting Suellen Hurling, Live Sail Die

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DISCLAIMER The information and documents contained in this handbook were correct at the time of printing. For the latest information, documents and any subsequent amendments, please refer to the RNZYS website at rnzys.org.nz.

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SUPPORT Your Club Get involved at RNZYS through participation, volunteering, or donating. Sail in thrilling events, build camaraderie, and showcase your skills. Contribute your time as a volunteer, supporting the club’s success. Donations help sustain sailing initiatives for future generations. Join the vibrant RNZYS community and share the love of sailing.

Participate Make the most of your membership! At RNZYS we’re united by a love of sailing and being on and around the water. Wherever your passions lie, we encourage you to participate often. Whether its competitive racing, attending social events or simply dining with family, friends, or colleagues in the Member’s Bar. Please use your club and use it often. While club racing and cruising is what drives us, we know that getting on the water is only one part of what makes being a member of this club great. Our weekly Mainsheet e-Newsletter contains quick links to the club calendar, online race entry, and serves as a regular reminder of all the fun that is to be had on and off the water as a participant, volunteer, or spectator. Please take a moment to open this email, and don’t be shy to get involved.

Volunteer Volunteering at RNZYS is an incredible opportunity to contribute your unique skills and passion to our club community. Whether you are an experienced sailor, a seasoned event planner, or maintenance superstar, there’s a role for you to make a significant impact. Here are some of the ways you could help: General Committee, Sub Committees, Property Maintenance, Boat Maintenance, Safety Boat Drivers, Photographers, Race Management Volunteers, Chaperones for youth events and more. We rely on our committed volunteers to make our days on the water successful. It takes approximately 10 volunteers each time we go racing. We run a series of training programmes for our volunteers including mark laying, first aid and boat driving – all of these also make excellent professional development for young sailors. The more our members get involved, the stronger our community becomes!

SUPPORT YOUR CLUB

Donate

To ensure the ongoing support and success of our programmes we welcome donations. Some of our most passionate members have chosen to leave a legacy to their club by making a bequest. As a non-profit sports club and community, we are reliant on funding from trusts and donors to grow and develop our programmes and support young sailors in our sport. The three main areas that we seek donations for are: 1.The International Sailing Fund to support our members representing RNZYS to achieve success on the international stage. 2.The Youth Training Programme to have a long-term fund in place that ensures the programme and required equipment are well resourced and remain viable well into the future. 3.The RNZYS Foundation to support major projects, purchases and upgrades to secure our tenure.

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COMMODORE’S Message

Dear Members, Welcome to the 155th season of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron – a busy one, with plenty refreshed for members to enjoy. Our nine-race PIC Wednesday Series starts 7 October, and the ever-popular Friday evening Sundowner Rum Race Series returns from 2 October, both running through summer alongside December's Christmas Race. New this year, the City of Sails Sprint Series launches 29 September, RNZYS is pleased to work alongside our neighbour's Northcote Birkenhead Yacht Club and Ponsonby Cruising Club to bring five Auckland keelboat fleets together for Tuesday and Thursday evening one-design fleet racing. Our Commodore's Cup Series gains an extra race with the Roy McDell Memorial Race on 3 October, and Squadron Weekend – now 12–13 February – features the Night Race to Kawau and Round Kawau Race, plus a cruise-and-rally option. We're also hosting the 2026 Pied Piper National Championships (6–8 November) and welcoming back the Squadron Picnic in early February. This season carries something extra: The Ocean Race returns to Auckland from late February to early March, with the inshore race on 7 March – our first stopover since 2018. This is a wonderful chance to be part of a world-class event, and to cheer on our own Squadron-flagged entry, skippered by Conrad Colman. Looking further ahead, the 38th America's Cup begins with the Louis Vuitton Cup in Naples in May 2027, ahead of the match itself starting 10 July 2027. Stay up to date with everything going on, by checking our website and weekly Mainsheet email, plus our social media feeds on Instagram and Facebook.

Enter a race, join a rally, or simply come down to Westhaven and watch from the Members' Bar. We look forward to seeing you on the water and around the Squadron, to enjoy an exciting season ahead.

David Blakey • Commodore

COMMODORE’S MESSAGE

If you have been considering entering but are unsure where to begin, reach out to the Sailing Office or fellow members — we would love to see you involved. If you’re not yet a member, take a look at our membership options online. And if you are already a member, we encourage you to invite friends and crew to join our Squadron community.

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FLAG Officers

Commodore David Blakey

Vice Commodore Garry Scarborough

Rear Commodore Hamish Williams

dblakey@rnzys.org.nz

gscarborough@rnzys.org.nz

hwilliams@rnzys.org.nz

FLAG OFFICERS & GENERAL COMMITTEE

GENERAL Committee

Chair of the House Lori Ormandy

Treasurer Conal Alderson

lormandy@rnzys.org.nz

canderson@rnzys.org.nz

Marguerite Delbet

Matt Cole

Colin Lucas

mdelbet@rnzys.org.nz

mcole@rnzys.org.nz

clucas@rnzys.org.nz

Barry Martin

Justin Atkinson

bmartin@rnzys.org.nz

jatkinson@rnzys.org.nz

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DAY-to-day at The Squadron KEY Contacts General Manager Georgia Witt gwitt@rnzys.org.nz

SAILING

Sailing Manager Ella Sagnol esagnol@rnzys.org.nz

Club Sailing Lead Brooke Adamson raceoffice@rnzys.org.nz

Performance Sailing Coach Harry Thurston hthurston@rnzys.org.nz

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Contact Information

📞 ✉️ Events 📞 373 3919 ✉️ 027 events@rnzys.org.nz

Sailing 027 645 7788 raceoffice@rnzys.org.nz

📞✉️ Member’s Bar 📞 09 360 6814

Reception 09 360 6800 reception@rnzys.org.nz

Location 181 Westhaven Drive, Westhaven, Auckland 1011 PO Box 46182, Herne Bay, Auckland 1147, New Zealand rnzys.org.nz

KEY POINTS OF CONTACT

Membership Experience Manager Beth Orton membership@rnzys.org.nz

Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron PA R T N E R S & S U P P O R T E R S

MAJOR PARTNERS

SUPPORTING PARTNERS

CORPORATE MEMBERS Antipodes Argosy Property Management Canon Clean Corp Club Med Datacom ecostore GOFuel Harken Hikvision

Hick Bros Construction Kordia Live Sail Die MAST Academy PredictWind Propspeed Rayglass Boats Southern Spars Suncorp New Zealand Takacat

NON-PROFIT PARTNERS LEGASEA dedicated to restoring the abundance, biodiversity and health of NZ’s marine environment

NZ SAILING TRUST Empowering young people and keeping Steinlager II & Lion NZ on the water

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COMMITTEE Chairs

TRUSTEES

FINANCE & RISK Hamish Williams

Past Commodore Bill Endean

HOUSE & MEMBERSHIP Lori Ormandy

Past Commodore Andy Anderson

SAILING Garry Scarborough

Past Commodore Aaron Young

RACE MANAGEMENT Colin Lucas HANDICAPPING Bob Still

UMPIRES, PROTEST & JUDGES PANEL International Mike Alison, Doug Elder, Colette Kraus, John Rountree, Ryan Parkin, Louis Mayo National Roger Purdy, Rob Herries, Blair Park, Russell Green, Jonathan Gravit Club Sean Bainbridge

RACE OFFICERS International Megan Kensington, Harold Bennett (Emeritus) National Celia Carson, Colin Lucas, Blair Park, Paula Satterthwaite, Ross Chapman, Guy Pilkington Club Delwyn Erceg, Janet Airey, Samantha Knights, Barbara Johnson, Brooke Adamson

HISTORIAN Chris Collins CANNON MASTER Tom Coote

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YACHT CLUBS with Reciprocal Rights AUSTRALIA Cruising Yacht Club of South Australia, Adelaide Royal South Australian Yacht Club, Adelaide Royal Brighton Yacht Club, Melbourne Royal Yacht Club of Victoria, Melbourne Sandringham Yacht Club, Melbourne Fremantle Sailing Club, Perth Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, Perth Royal Perth Yacht Club, Perth Swan River Yacht Club, Perth Southport Yacht Club, Gold Coast Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, Brisbane Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, Sydney Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club, Sydney Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club, Sydney Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, Sydney Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Hobart BELGIUM Royal Yacht Club van België, Antwerp

YACHT CLUBS WITH RECIPROCAL RIGHTS

CANADA Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, Vancouver Royal Canadian Yacht Club, Toronto Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron, Nova Scotia

ENGLAND Royal Thames Yacht Club, London (Residential) The Little Ship Club, London (Residential) Royal Southern Yacht Club, Hamble, Hampshire Royal Corinthian Yacht Club, Cowes Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club, Lowestoft Royal Cornwall Yacht Club, Falmouth Royal Solent Yacht Club, Isle of Wight Royal Over-Seas League, London (Residential) Royal Western Yacht Club, Plymouth Island Sailing Club, Isle of Wight Sea View Yacht Club, Cowes Royal Southampton Yacht Club, Southampton Royal Lymington Yacht Club, Lymington, England Royal London Yacht Club, Cowes FRANCE Yacht Club de Cannes Yacht Club de France GERMANY Norddeutscher Regatta Verein, Hamburg GREECE Yacht Club of Greece HONG KONG Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club INDIA Royal Bombay Yacht Club IRELAND Royal Irish Yacht Club, County Dublin, Ireland Royal Cork Yacht Club, Ireland Howth Yacht Club, Dublin

ITALY Reale Yacht Club Canottieri Savoia Yacht Club Adriaco Yacht Club Como Yacht Club Italiano Yacht Club Sanremo MALTA Royal Malta Yacht Club, Valletta MONACO Yacht Club de Monaco, Principaility of Monaco NEW CALEDONIA Cercle Nautique Calédonien (C.N.C), Noumea NEW ZEALAND Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, Wellington PAPUA NEW GUINEA Royal Papua Yacht Club SCOTLAND Royal Northern and Clyde Yacht Club SINGAPORE S.A.F. Yacht Club, Singapore Republic of Singapore Yacht Club, Singapore Raffles Marina, Singapore SOUTH AFRICA Royal Cape Yacht Club, Capetown SPAIN Real Club Náutico de Barcelona SWITZERLAND Cruising Club of Switzerland, Bern THAILAND Royal Varuna Yacht Club UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Dubai Offshore Sailing Club UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Annapolis Yacht Club, Maryland Seattle Yacht Club, Washington San Deigo Yacht Club Queen City Yacht Club, Seattle St. Francis Yacht Club, California New York Yacht Club, New York Lahaina Yacht Club, Lahaina, Hawaii Waikiki Yacht Club, Honolulu, Hawaii Royal Bermuda Yacht Club Long Beach Yacht Club, Long Beach, California URUGUAY Yacht Club Punta del Este

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Aitken, W Kissling, G S Street, C H Stone, C B Waymouth, J Wiseman, J Bloomfield, J L R Henderson, T Wiseman, J Murdoch, C P Bloomfield, J L R Blomfield, E C Johnston, J B Burt, A Gifford, A E Frater, J W Endean, W P Macky, N L Frater, J H Northcroft, E H Gifford, A E George, H J C Draffin, M K Macky, Dr F Tewsley, C S George, H J C Wilson, W S Mitchelson, E J Miller, A S Gifford, J Angell, A A Ellis, J S Faire, Hon. J F Speight, G D

Daphne Toroa & Daphne Muritai Matangi Mapu Matangi Viking Volunteer Matangi Ida Thelma Pastime Waitangi Waitangi Rawene Waitangi Prize Ariki Waitangi Ilex Rawene Victory Kotuku Medina Waitangi Victory Tawera Little Jim Moana Rawene Ariki Anthea II Katrina Waiomo

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Duder, A N Colville, S Marler, B M Brooke, J B OBE Thompson, B B Beckett, W G McKenzie, J W Littler, H A White, W N Stanton, R W McDell, R M Green, R H Alison, D J Brooke, D E Kerr-Taylor, E V Endean, R J Maples, B L Hay, P B Heise, W J Kingston, P S Taylor, P B Endean, W A Charlesworth, D A Crawford, J C Colebrook, S W Masters, R A Burrett, J S Anderson, A Mair, S M Cook, I M Young, A R Aitken, A J Williams, G M

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CLUB HISTORY Auckland’s hills and shores embrace the sparkling Waitematā Harbour, making the city a natural home for boating of every kind. A regatta marked Auckland’s founding in 1840 - an appropriate beginning for a city in which sailing would flourish and eventually earn an international reputation. The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron traces its origins to the Auckland Yacht Club, established in 1871 with 30 yachts and 120 members. By the turn of the century, yacht racing was a thriving spectator sport, attracting large crowds, keen punters and detailed newspaper coverage of intense sporting rivalries. Competition between the Logan and Bailey boatbuilding families helped produce an outstanding fleet of racing yachts, many of which joined the club. In 1901, the Auckland Yacht Club became the New Zealand Yacht Squadron. The following year it received a royal warrant from King Edward VII, becoming a Royal club. Membership nearly doubled as a result, rising from 157 in 1901 to 300 in 1903. Yacht racing was largely suspended during both World Wars. Squadron members served in every theatre and across all branches of the armed services, while those remaining in Auckland contributed to harbour defence and patrol duties. As membership grew, the RNZYS occupied a succession of rented premises before purchasing a handsome two-storey brick house in Parliament Street in 1955. With sweeping views across the Waitematā Harbour, it served as the Squadron’s first permanent home. A decade later, the club leased the former Trillo’s cabaret and dancehall at Westhaven. Establishing a foothold there was a strategic move, as Westhaven had been selected for development as a major city marina. The Squadron retained its Parliament Street property for almost another decade before moving permanently to Westhaven in 1975. From the 1960s, RNZYS sailors emerged at the forefront of international competition. In 1966, James Davern sailed Fidelis across the Tasman and claimed line honours in the gruelling 630-mile Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. The yacht established a new race record, while its 17-hour winning margin remained the largest in the event’s history for many years. Three years later, Chris Bouzaid and an RNZYS crew aboard Rainbow II won the prestigious One Ton Cup at Heligoland, Germany, defeating experienced competitors from across Europe and the United States. These achievements laid the foundations for further international success. The Squadron’s trophy cabinets have since held many of sailing’s greatest prizes, including the Half, One and Two Ton Cups, the Admiral’s Cup, Kenwood Cup, Champagne Mumm World Cup, Whitbread Round the World Trophy, Louis Vuitton Cup and America’s Cup. Carrying the RNZYS burgee, Team New Zealand won the America’s Cup in San Diego in 1995 and successfully defended it on Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf in 2000. Both contests were settled by decisive 5–0 victories. After losing the Cup to Switzerland in 2003, Emirates Team New Zealand won the Louis Vuitton challenger series in Valencia in 2007 and San Francisco in 2013 but fell short in the subsequent America’s Cup matches. The team reclaimed the trophy in Bermuda in 2017, defeating Oracle Team USA 7–1 and returning the America’s Cup to Auckland. Coinciding with the Squadron’s 150th anniversary in 2021, Emirates Team New Zealand successfully defended the 36th America’s Cup on the Waitematā Harbour, defeating Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli 7–3. A third consecutive victory followed in Barcelona in 2024, where the team defeated INEOS Britannia 7–2 and confirmed the RNZYS once again as the home of the America’s Cup. The Squadron also reached an important milestone in 2024 when Gillian Williams became its first female Commodore, breaking new ground in the club’s 153-year history. The 38th America’s Cup will be held in Naples, Italy, in 2027. Its Protocol was signed in the Squadron’s Cornes Library on 12 August 2025 by Commodore David Blakey, Grant Dalton, Royal Yacht Squadron representative Bertie Bicket and Sir Ben Ainslie. The agreement introduced some of the most significant changes in the competition’s 174-year history. In 2026, the Squadron’s long relationship with Kawau Island entered a new chapter with the sale of its Smelting House Bay property, including historic Lidgard House, to Ngāti Manuhiri, the island’s mana whenua. RNZYS had owned the property since 1989. The sale preserves an ongoing connection with Kawau, with the Squadron retaining access to the beachfront, jetty, pontoon and lawn for key events for the next 20 years, as well as its four local moorings for members’ use.

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Lidgard House and Smelting House Bay during the 2025 The Yacht Sales Squadron Weekend. Photo: Marcus Brummel / Live Sail Die

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CLUB CONSTITUTION THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON INCORPORATED Constitution

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1. Definitions and interpretation.............................................................................................

2. Squadron details................................................................................................................

3. Purpose and powers..........................................................................................................

4. Members............................................................................................................................

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5. General Meetings...............................................................................................................

21-22

6. General Committee............................................................................................................

22-23

7. General Committee meetings............................................................................................

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8. Officers’ Duties..................................................................................................................

9. Interests.............................................................................................................................

10. Patrons..............................................................................................................................

11. General Manager, Secretary and Treasurer......................................................................

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12. Finances............................................................................................................................

13. Long Term Development Fund..........................................................................................

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14. Amendments......................................................................................................................

15. Regulations........................................................................................................................

16. Conduct.............................................................................................................................

17. Dispute resolution..............................................................................................................

26-28

18. Liquidation and removal....................................................................................................

19. Matters not provided for....................................................................................................

20. Transition ........................................................................................................................

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CLUB CONSTITUTION 1. DEFINITIONS & INTERPRETATION 1.1 Definitions: In this Constitution, unless the context requires otherwise, the following words and phrases have the following meanings: Act means the Incorporated Societies Act 2022, including any amendments, and any regulations made under that Act. AGM or Annual General Meeting means a meeting of the Members held once a year convened under this Constitution. Casual Vacancy is a vacancy which arises when a General Committee Member does not serve their full term of office. Constitution means this Constitution, including any amendments and any schedules to this Constitution. Contact Details means a physical or an electronic address and a telephone number. Flag Officer means the Commodore, Vice Commodore and Rear Commodore. General Committee means the Squadron’s governing body. General Committee Member means a Flag Officer and a Member of the General Committee. General Manager means the person in the highest-ranking management position in the Squadron. General Meeting means an AGM or SGM of the Squadron. Interested An Officer is interested in a matter if the Officer a) may obtain a financial benefit or otherwise gain or lose from the matter; or b) is the spouse, civil union partner, de facto partner, child, parent, grandparent, grandchild, sibling, nephew, niece, uncle, aunt, or first cousin of a person who may obtain a financial benefit or otherwise gain or lose from the matter; or c) may have a financial interest or other personal interest in a person to whom the matter relates; or d) is a partner, director, officer, board member, or trustee of a person who may have a financial interest or e) other personal interest in a person to whom the matter relates; or f) is interested in the matter because the society’s constitution so provides, but an officer will not be interested in a matter if any of the matters set out in section 62(2) and (3) of the Act apply. Matter has the meaning given in section 62(4) of the Act. Member means each person who for the time being is a Member of the Squadron and includes all classes of members described in Rule 4.8. Membership Committee means a committee appointed by the General Committee to undertake the duties assigned to it by this Constitution. Officer means a General Committee Member, Trustee and any natural person occupying a position in the Squadron that allows the person to exercise significant influence over the management or administration of the Squadron. Ordinary Resolution means a resolution passed by a majority of votes cast.

Regulations means any Regulations, policies, regulations and codes of the Squadron made under Rule 15. Rules means these rules SGM or Special General Meeting means a meeting of the Members, other than an AGM, called for a specific purpose or purposes. Special Resolution means a resolution passed by a 75% majority of votes cast. Squadron means The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Incorporated. Trustee means the trustees of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Incorporated at the date of this Constitution coming into effect, subject to any changes in accordance with Rule 13.1. Working Day has the meaning given to that term under the Legislation Act 2019 and excludes the day observed as the anniversary in Auckland.

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Patron means a person appointed as a patron of The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Incorporated.

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK Yacht means a vessel, whether propelled by sail or other power, used for pleasure purposes only. 1.2 Interpretation: Unless the context otherwise requires: a) Words referring to the singular include the plural and vice versa. b) Rule headings are for reference only. c) Expressions referring to writing include references to words visibly represented, copied, or reproduced, including by email. d) Reference to a person includes any other entity or association recognised by law and vice versa and any reference to a particular entity includes a reference to that entity’s successors. e) A reference to any legislation includes any statutory regulations, Rules, orders or instruments made or issued pursuant to that legislation and any amendment to, re-enactment of, or replacement of, that legislation. f) All periods of time or notice exclude the days on which they are given. g) A reference to a day means any calendar day and is not restricted to Working Days. 1.3 Notices: Subject to any other notice requirements in this Constitution, any notice or other communication given under this Constitution must be in writing and will be given to: a) a Member if delivered by hand to the Member or sent to the address set out in their Contact Details; b) the Squadron if sent to secretary@rnzys.org.nz or by post to the Squadron’s registered office set out on the Register of Incorporated Societies. 1.4 Receipt of notices: A notice is deemed to have been received: a) if delivered by hand, at the time of delivery; b) if given by post, when left at the address of that party or five Business Days after being put in the post; or c) if given by email, upon production of a physical copy of the email detailing the time and the date the email was sent (provided that the sender does not receive any "out of office" auto-reply or other indication of non-receipt), provided that any notice or communication received or deemed received after 5pm on a Working Day, or on a day which is not a Working Day, will be deemed not to have been received until the next Working Day.

2. SQUADRON DETAILS 2.1 Name: The name of the society is The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Incorporated. 2.2 Contact person: At its first General Committee meeting following an AGM, the General Committee must appoint or reappoint at least one, and a maximum of three, persons to be the contact person, subject to those persons meeting the eligibility criteria set out in the Act. The General Committee must advise the Registrar of Incorporated Societies of any change in the contact person or their Contact Details.

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2.3 Registered office: The registered office is at the place described as such in the register established under the Act. The General Committee may change the registered office and shall provide notice of any change in compliance with the Act.

3. PURPOSE & POWERS 3.1 Purpose: The purposes of the Squadron shall be the encouragement of Corinthian yachting generally and such other purposes connected with aquatics and the welfare and development of the Squadron as the Members shall from time to time deem necessary or expedient. 3.2 Capacity and powers: The Squadron has, both within and outside New Zealand, full capacity, rights, powers and privileges to carry on or undertake any activity, do any act, or enter into any transaction, subject to this Constitution, the Act, any other legislation, and the general law.

4. MEMBERS 4.1 Application: An application to become a Member (Application) must be in the form required by the General Committee. 4.2 Nomination or interview: Each Application shall comply with either: a) A candidate for Membership must be proposed by one Member and seconded by another, both of whom shall have been Members of the Squadron for at least three years and known to the candidate, and a record of the nomination shall be kept for that purpose; or b) Should a candidate not know members who qualify to support their application as per Rule 4.2(a) an interview shall be conducted by a delegated staff Member or representative, and a brief biography provided by the candidate for the purpose of recommendation, and upon receipt of the full entrance fee and subscription be included in the next ballot. 4.3 Member ballot: The name of every candidate for election shall be submitted to the Membership Committee for approval. Failing any just cause not to recommend the membership from the Membership Committee then the candidate shall then be balloted for election by the General Committee. All Members shall be elected by vote of the General Committee with a two-third majority required to be elected as a Member. 4.4 Unsuccessful candidate: A candidate who has been unsuccessful at the ballot shall not be put up again for election until a period of six months has elapsed since rejection and a candidate who has twice been rejected shall not be eligible for future nomination. 4.5 Overdue fees: No person who has been struck off the Member Register for non-payment of subscriptions, fees or dues shall be eligible for re-election until such subscription, fees or dues shall have been paid in full.

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4.6 Resignation: Any Member wishing to resign from the Squadron shall give notice in writing to the General Committee to that effect and pay all arrears due up to the date of such notice. 4.7 Member consent: A person or entity consents to become a Member by submitting an Application to the Squadron, unless otherwise specified in this Constitution. 4.8 Members: The Members of the Squadron are: 4.8.1 Full Members A membership for everyone including yacht owners, crew and non-sailing/boating members. a) A Full Member shall be 18 years of age or older and may be a yacht owner or not. b) A Full Member shall be entitled to: i) use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers, including any offers where Full Members are afforded priority booking; ii) vote; iii) be nominated on to the General Committee or any sub-committee iv) nominate new members; and v) helm and/or skipper a yacht as a RNZYS Member. 4.8.2 Junior Members a) A Junior Member shall be under 18 years of age. b) A Junior Member shall be entitled to: i) use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers, including any offers where Full Members are afforded priority booking; (ii) be nominated on to any sub-committee; and (iii) helm and/or skipper a yacht as a RNZYS Member. 4.8.3 Family Members a) A Family Membership shall consist of two adults living together as a couple, together with any number of dependent children under 18 years of age. b) Each adult shall be a Full Member and each child shall be a Junior Member. 4.8.4 Squadron Members Designed for crew, owners of non-racing yachts and travelling members. a) A Squadron Member shall be 18 years of age or older. b) A Squadron Member shall be entitled to: (i) use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers; (Iii) vote; (iii) be nominated on to any sub-committee; and (iv) nominate new members. 4.8.5 Clubhouse Members An onshore social membership to enjoy member benefits and activities at the club facilities. a) A Clubhouse Member shall be 18 years of age or older. b) A Clubhouse Member shall be entitled to: (i) use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers. (ii) be nominated on to any sub-committee; and (iii) nominate new members. 4.8.6 Associate Members A partner/spouse membership for both onshore, social and sailing member activities and benefits. a) An Associate Member shall be 18 years of age or older and the spouse or partner of a Full Member. b) An Associate Member shall be entitled to use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers. c) An Associate Member may continue as an Associate Member in the event of the death of the spouse or partner Full Member.

a) A Country Member shall be a person who resides outside of the Auckland Council Region for more than eight months of the year. b) An Overseas Member shall be a person who resides outside of New Zealand for more than eight months of the year. c) A Country and Overseas Member shall be entitled to: (i) use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers; (ii) vote; (iii) nominate new members; and (iv) helm and/or skipper a yacht as a RNZYS Member. 4.8.8 Corporate Members a) Any corporate entity approved by the General Committee may be admitted to Corporate Membership on such terms as the General Committee shall from time to time stipulate.

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4.8.7 Country and Overseas Members A membership for yacht owners, crew, non-sailing/boating members and travelling members.

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK 4.8.9 Honourary Members a) Ex Officio Honorary Members: The General Committee may invite and admit the following as Honorary Members: (i) Officers of the New Zealand Navy, Air Force or Army; (ii) The Mayor of Auckland Council; (iii) The Auckland Police Commander; (iv) The Auckland Harbour Master; and (v) The Chair of the Auckland Coast Guard, and following consent to membership by such person, them remaining an Honorary Member for the term of his or her office, unless otherwise determined by the General Committee. b) Election of Honorary Members: Honorary Membership may be conveyed on any person as follows: (i) A person may be nominated for consideration by the Membership Committee in the first instance; and (ii) The Membership Committee shall pass nominations to the General Committee with a recommendation and the General Committee will determine whether to invite and admit a person as an Honorary Member. (iii) Honorary Membership shall be conveyed for a period of twenty-four months and shall end at that time unless otherwise determined by the General Committee. c) An Honorary Member shall be entitled to: a) use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers; and b) exemption from entrance and subscription fees. 4.8.10 Life Members a) Life Membership may be granted in recognition and appreciation of outstanding service by an individual to the Squadron. b) Any Member may nominate an individual to become a Life Member by giving notice to the General Committee setting out the grounds for the nomination. The General Committee must then determine whether the nomination should be forwarded to a General Meeting for determination by the Members. c) Notice of the General Committee’s intention to nominate a Life Member shall be included in the Notice of General Meeting. d) At the General Meeting a nominee for Life Membership shall be invited and admitted to join as a Life Member with the approval of 75 percent of the Members voting. A person consents to becoming a Life Member on acceptance of their life membership. e) A Life Member shall be entitled to: (i) use club facilities and receive Member discounts and special offers, including any offers where Full Members are afforded priority booking; (ii) vote; (iii) be nominated on to the General Committee or any sub-committee (iv) nominate new members; and (v) helm and/or skipper a yacht as a RNZYS Member. 4.8.11 Long-Service Members

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Members with over 25 years of membership who are Full Members shall be separately recognised in the Membership Register. The accrued membership can be in any category, including as a Junior Member and includes membership of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (Unincorporated). a) Over 25 Year Members shall be those Members with 25 – 40 years accrued Membership. b) Over 40 Year Members shall be those Members with 40 – 50 years accrued Membership. c) Over 50 Year Members shall be those Members with 50 – 60 years accrued Membership. d) Over 60 Year Members shall be those Members with 60 years or more accrued Membership. 4.8.12 Retention of existing membership categories at 1 December 2023 a) Any Member holding a membership within a category that existed at 1 December 2023 may nominate to remain in that category if they do not wish to move to one of the updated categories. b) The Rules applying to any membership category that existed at 1 December 2023 as they existed at that date shall continue to apply to any Member who nominates to remain in that category. Rule 4.14 (Membership fees) will continue to apply to those members, including increases to subscriptions payable. 4.9 Member rights and obligations: Members acknowledge and agree that: a) they are bound by, and will comply with, this Constitution, the Regulations and the RNZYS Code of Conduct; b) they are bound by New Zealand’s Sports Anti-Doping Rules (SADR) administered by the Sport Integrity Commission and any amendments to or replacements of SADR; c) they are entitled to all rights and entitlements granted by this Constitution or as determined by the General Committee; d) to receive, or continue to receive or exercise Member rights, they must meet all the Member requirements set out in this Constitution and the Regulations or as otherwise set by the General Committee, including payment of any membership or other fees within the required time period; e) if they fail to comply with paragraph (d) the General Committee may terminate their membership, but the Member continues to be bound by this Constitution; f) they do not have any rights of ownership of, or the automatic right to use, the Squadron’s property; and g) they will promote the interests and purposes of the Squadron and must not do anything to bring the Squadron into disrepute. 4.10 Suspension of Member: If a Member is, or may be, in breach under Rule 4.9, and the General Committee believes it is in the best interests of the Squadron to do so, the General Committee may suspend the Member until final determination of the matter under the dispute resolution process applicable to the matter. Before imposing any suspension, the Member must be given notice of the suspension. 4.11 Suspension of Member rights: Unless otherwise determined by the General Committee, while a Member is suspended the Member is not entitled to attend, speak or vote at a General Meeting or to any other rights or

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK entitlements as a Member and is not entitled to continue to hold office in any position within the Squadron, until such time as the alleged breach is resolved or determined. 4.12 Ceasing to be Member: A Member ceases to be a Member: a) on death; b) by giving notice to the General Committee of their resignation; c) if their membership is terminated under Rule 4.9(e); or d) if their membership is terminated following a dispute resolution process or such other process set out or referred to in this Constitution. 4.13 Consequences of ceasing to be a Member: A Member who ceases to be a Member: a) remains responsible to pay all their outstanding membership and other fees to the Squadron; b) must return all the Squadron’s property if required; c) ceases to be entitled to any rights of a Member. 4.14 Membership fees: The General Committee will decide any membership and other fees payable by Members and the due date for those fees, including determining different levels of membership fees and other fees for different types of Members, subject to: a) any increase in subscription payable across the various classes of Members being determined by: (i) a percentage based on market cost factors for that year ahead including use of the previous year’s Consumer Price Index; and (ii) including a ‘capital improvement’ levy not exceeding ten percent of the Membership fee for any one year. b) In the event the General Committee has reason to request a greater increase than in accordance with the preceding paragraph, any greater increase being approved at a General Meeting. c) If there is no change recommended by the General Committee then the present subscription shall remain for the following year. 4.15 Entrance fees: a) The General Committee shall have power to fix the entrance fee from time to time. The entrance fee of each candidate must be paid before nomination for Membership can receive approval. Should the candidate fail to be elected the entrance fee shall be returned. b) Any candidate who was previously a Member and voluntarily resigned shall not be required to pay an entrance fee on re-election, provided the candidate has on a previous occasion paid an entrance fee and the last period of Membership was not less than three years duration. c) A candidate who is a graduate of the RNZYS Yachting School, Youth Training or Performance Programme or is under 30 years of age or is a candidate for Associate Membership shall not be required to pay an entrance fee. 4.16 Waiver of membership fees: The General Committee shall have the power in any deserving case to waive the whole or such portion of any Member’s membership fees as it shall from time to time think fit. 4.17 Member register: The General Committee will keep an up-to-date Member register, which includes each Member’s name, Contact Details and the date they became a Member. A Member must provide notice to the Squadron of any change to their Contact Details. The Member register will be updated as soon as practicable after the General Committee becomes aware of changes in the information recorded in the Member register. The General Committee will keep a record of those who have ceased to be a Squadron Member within the previous 7 years and the date on which they ceased to be a Member. 4.18 Yacht register: Each Member who owns a Yacht shall inform Squadron the particulars of the Yacht as the General Committee shall by Regulations from time to time require. Particulars shall be entered in the Squadron Register of Yachts and no Yacht shall be entitled to any of the privileges of the Squadron until such entry is made. Any alteration to any Yacht affecting her sailing performance shall be notified to the General Committee, who shall note these alterations.

5. GENERAL MEETINGS 5.1 AGM: An AGM must be held once a year at the time, date and place as the General Committee decides, but not later than the last day of August in each year and not more than 15 months after the previous AGM. 5.2 Notice of AGM: The Members must be given at least 18 days’ notice of the AGM. Such notice will be sent to Members to their last known email address unless a Member has requested in writing that they require any such notice to be posted to them. Such notice will also be posted on the Squadron’s noticeboard and posted on the Squadron’s website. The sending of an e-mail, or where requested the posting of such notice, will be deemed sufficient evidence that 18 days’ notice has been given.

5.4 Notice of proposed motions: Members must give notice of any proposed motions and other items of business to the Squadron at least 14 days’ before the date of the AGM. 5.5 Notice of agenda: Notice of the agenda containing the business to be discussed at the AGM must be sent to all persons entitled to attend the AGM at least six days’ before the date of the AGM. No additional items of business can be voted on other than those set out in the agenda, but the Members present may agree by Special Resolution to discuss any other items.

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5.3 Business of AGM: The following business will be discussed at the AGM: a) confirmation of the minutes of the previous AGM; b) the General Committee’s presentation of the following information during the most recently completed accounting period: (i) the annual report; (ii) the annual financial statements; (iii) notice of the disclosures of any conflicts of interests made by the Officers, including a brief summary of the matters or types of matter to which those conflicts relate; and (iv) the auditor’s report to members on the financial statements; c) the election of the Commodore, Vice Commodore, Rear Commodore and up to six other General Committee Members; d) consideration of any motions proposing to amend this Constitution that have been properly submitted for consideration at the AGM; e) consideration of any other items of business that have been properly submitted for consideration at the AGM.

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK 5.6 Calling of SGM: The General Committee must call a SGM if it receives a written request stating the purpose of the SGM from the General Committee itself or by 25 Full Members. 5.7 Notice of SGM: Members must be given at least 18 days’ notice of the SGM, unless the General Committee, in its discretion, decides that the nature of the SGM business is of such urgency that a shorter period of notice is to be given to Members. A SGM may only consider and deal with the business specified in the request for the SGM and any further matter determined by the General Committee. 5.8 Method of holding meeting: An Annual or Special General Meeting may be held via electronic means if the General Committee deem it necessary to do so due to extraordinary circumstances. 5.9 Quorum: No business may occur at any General Meeting unless a quorum is present at the meeting’s start time. The quorum for a General Meeting is 50 of the Members who are entitled to vote, including Members present by casting votes by postal votes or by electronic means. 5.10 No quorum at AGM: If a quorum is not met within 30 minutes of the AGM’s scheduled start time, the AGM is adjourned to a day, time and place set by the chair of the AGM. If no quorum is met at the further AGM, the Members present, in person or through audio, audio visual link or other electronic communication, 15 minutes after the further AGM’s scheduled start time are deemed to constitute a valid quorum. 5.11 No quorum at SGM: If a quorum is not met within 30 minutes of the scheduled start time of the SGM, the SGM is cancelled. 5.12 Control of General Meetings: The Commodore chairs General Meetings. If the Commodore is unavailable, the Vice Commodore will preside and if the Vice Commodore is unavailable, the Rear Commodore will preside and if none of the Flag Officers are available, the General Committee shall determine the Chair of the General Meeting. In the absence of all of those persons, the Members present will elect a person to chair the General Meeting. 5.13 Omissions and irregularities: The General Meeting and its business will not be invalidated if one or more Members do not receive notice of the meeting. The General Meeting and its business will not be invalidated by an irregularity, error or omission in notices, agendas and papers of the meeting or notice within the required time frame or the omission to give notice to all Members and any other error in the organisation of the meeting if: a) the chair of the meeting in their discretion determines that it is still appropriate for the meeting to proceed despite the irregularity, error, or omission; and b) a motion to proceed is put to the meeting and a majority, of the votes cast, is obtained in favour of the motion to proceed. 5.14 Attendance: Members and any other persons invited by the General Committee are eligible to attend and speak at General Meetings. 5.15 Voting: A Full Member, Squadron Member, Country & Overseas Member or Life Member is entitled to exercise one vote on any motion at a General Meeting in person or by postal vote.

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5.16 Voting by electronic means: Voting by electronic means may be permitted if the General Committee determines that the meeting take place by electronic means in accordance with Rule 5.8. 5.17 Postal votes: a) A Member with the right to vote at a General Meeting may cast a postal vote in accordance with the provisions of this Rule. A postal vote may be cast using electronic means permitted by the General Committee. b) The Auditor is authorised to receive and count postal votes at a general meeting. c) Postal votes must be received no less than 24 hours prior to the general meeting. d) If a vote is taken at a meeting on a resolution on which postal votes have been cast, the chairperson of the meeting must count each Member who has submitted a postal vote for or against the resolution. e) The Chairperson of a meeting must call for a poll on a resolution on which he or she holds sufficient postal votes that he or she believes that if a poll is taken the result may differ from that obtained on a show of hands. 5.18 Conduct of voting: Voting is conducted by voices or a show of hands as determined by the chair of the meeting, unless a ballot is called for and approved by the chair or three Members or as otherwise required under this Constitution. 5.19 Minutes: Minutes must be kept of all General Meetings. 5.20 Resolution: An Ordinary Resolution of Members at a General Meeting is sufficient to pass a resolution, except as specified in the Act or this Constitution. A Resolution of Members in writing cannot be passed in lieu of a General Meeting.

6. GENERAL COMMITTEE 6.1 Functions and powers: Subject to any modifications, exceptions, or limitations contained in the Act or in this Constitution the General Committee must manage, direct or supervise the operation and affairs of the Squadron and has all the powers necessary for managing, and for directing and supervising the management of, the operation and affairs of the Squadron. 6.2 Composition: The General Committee consists of the Commodore, the Vice Commodore, the Rear Commodore and up to six other persons elected at the AGM. At least two of the Flag Officers and at least three of the General Committee shall be Yacht owners. All General Committee members must be Members. 6.3 Role of Commodore: It shall be the duty of the Commodore to take command of the Squadron and preside at its meetings. 6.4 Role of Vice Commodore: It shall be the duty of the Vice Commodore to assist the Commodore in the discharge of his or her duties and to officiate in the Commodore’s absence. 6.5 Role of Rear Commodore: It shall be the duty of the Rear Commodore to assist the Commodore and the Vice Commodore in the discharge of their duties and to officiate in their absence.

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK 6.6 Election of General Committee Members: General Committee Members are elected as follows: a) the General Committee must call for nominations for Flag Officer and General Committee Member positions at least 18 days before the AGM; b) nominations are made in the form decided by the General Committee and must be received by the date set by the General Committee and if no date is set, at least 14 days before the AGM; c) the General Committee must give notice of the nominations to all Members at least six days before the AGM; d) at the AGM, if there are more nominees than the number of positions available, the election is by ballot. Each ballot shall allow a Member to vote for one Commodore, one Vice Commodore, one Rear Commodore and up to six General Committee members. If a ballot is held, the auditor shall act as scrutineer to count the votes; e) those nominees who have the highest number of votes in their favour to fit the number of vacant positions are declared elected; f) if the number of votes for one or more nominees is equal to another nominee, a further vote will be held between the tied nominees; g) if there is only one nominee for a vacant position, that person is declared to be elected without the need for a vote. 6.7 Qualification: To be eligible for a position of Flag Officer, candidates shall have served on the General Committee for the immediately preceding term. Every General Committee Member must, in writing: a) consent to be a General Committee Member; and b) certify that they are not disqualified from being elected or holding office as a General Committee Member by this Constitution or under section 47 of the Act. 6.8 Disqualification: The following persons are disqualified from being elected or holding office as a General Committee Member: a) A person who is an employee of the Squadron. b) A person who is disqualified from being elected or holding office as a General Committee Member under section 47 of Act. c) A person who has been removed as a General Committee Member following a process under this Constitution or any Bylaw. If an existing General Committee Member becomes or holds any position in (a) above then upon their appointment to such a position, they are deemed to have vacated their office as a General Committee Member. If any of the circumstances listed in (b) above occur to an existing General Committee Member, they are deemed to have vacated their office upon the relevant authority making an order or finding against them of any of those circumstances. 6.9 Term of office: The term of office for all General Committee Members is one year, expiring at the end of the relevant AGM. A Commodore may be re-elected as Commodore for a maximum of two consecutive terms of office. 6.10 Casual Vacancy: If a Casual Vacancy arises, the remaining General Committee Members may: a) appoint a person of their choice to fill the Casual Vacancy only until the next AGM; or b) may leave the Casual Vacancy unfilled until the next AGM, at which a person is elected to fill the remainder of the term of the Casual Vacancy. 6.11 Suspension of General Committee Member: If any General Committee Member is or may be the subject of an allegation, notice or charge described under Rule headed “Disqualification” or any circumstances arise in relation to a General Committee Member which are or may be of concern to the General Committee, the remaining General Committee Members may by Special Resolution suspend the General Committee Member from the General Committee and set conditions as it requires pending the final determination of the allegation, notice, charge or circumstances. Before imposing any suspension, the General Committee Member must be given notice of the suspension. 6.12 Removal of General Committee Member: a) The General Committee may, by Special Resolution, remove any General Committee Member from the General Committee before the expiry of their term of office if the General Committee considers the General Committee Member concerned: (i) has seriously breached duties under this Constitution or the Act; or (ii) has failed to attend three consecutive meetings without having been granted a leave of absence; or (iii) is no longer a suitable person to be a General Committee Member. b) The General Committee Member who is the subject of the motion is counted for the purpose of reaching a quorum but will not participate in the vote on the motion. c) Before considering a motion for removal, the General Committee Member affected by the motion must be given: (i) notice that a General Committee meeting is to be held to discuss the motion to remove the General Committee Member; and (ii) adequate time to prepare a response; and (iii) the opportunity prior to the General Committee meeting to make written submissions; and (iv) the opportunity to be heard at the General Committee meeting.

7. GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 7.1 Calling meetings: General Committee meetings may be called at any time by a Flag Officer or by three General Committee Members, but generally the General Committee meets monthly. 7.2 Meeting procedure: Except to the extent specified in the Act or this Constitution, the General Committee may regulate its own procedure. 7.3 Quorum: The quorum for a General Committee meeting is five General Committee Members (including any Flag Officers). Any General Committee Member may be counted for the purposes of a quorum, participate in any and vote on any proposed resolution at a General Committee meeting without being physically present. This may only occur at General Committee meetings by audio or audio-visual link or other electronic communication provided that all persons participating in the General Committee meeting can hear each other effectively and simultaneously.

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6.13 General Committee Member ceasing to hold office: A person ceases to be a General Committee Member if: a) their term expires; b) the person resigns by delivering a signed notice of resignation to the General Committee; c) the person is removed from office under this Constitution; d) the person becomes disqualified from being an Officer under section 47(3) of the Act; or e) the person dies.

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7.4 Chair: The Commodore will chair General Committee meetings. If the Commodore is unavailable, the most senior Flag Officer present shall preside. If no Flag Officer is present, a Member may be elected by a majority of the Members present. 7.5 Voting: Each General Committee Member has one vote. Voting is by voices or on request of any General Committee Member by a show of hands or by a ballot. Proxy and postal votes are not permitted. Voting by electronic means is permitted. If there is an equality of votes, the Chair does not have a casting vote. 7.6 Resolution in writing: A resolution in writing signed or consented to by email or other electronic means by a majority of General Committee Members is valid as if it had been passed at a General Committee meeting. Any resolution may consist of several documents in the same form each signed by one or more General Committee Members.

8. OFFICERS’ DUTIES 8.1 An Officer: a) when exercising powers or performing duties as an Officer, must act in good faith and in what the Officer believes to be the best interests of the Squadron; b) must exercise a power as an Officer for a proper purpose; c) must not act, or agree to the Squadron acting, in a manner that contravenes the Act or this Constitution, including Rule 12.8 (No Personal Benefit); d) when exercising powers or performing duties as an Officer, must exercise the care and diligence that a reasonable person with the same responsibilities would exercise in the same circumstances, taking into account, but without limitation the nature of the Squadron, the nature of the decision and the position of the Officer and the nature of the responsibilities undertaken by them; e) must not agree to the activities of the Squadron being carried on in a manner likely to create a substantial risk of serious loss to the Squadron’s creditors or cause or allow the activities of the Squadron to be carried on in a manner likely to create a substantial risk of serious loss to the Squadron’s creditors; f) must not agree to the Squadron incurring an obligation unless the Officer believes at that time on reasonable grounds that the Squadron will be able to perform the obligation when it is required to do so; and g) when exercising powers or performing duties as an Officer, may rely on reports, statements, and financial data and other information prepared or supplied, and on professional or expert advice given, by any of the following persons: h) an employee whom the Officer believes on reasonable grounds to be reliable and competent in relation to the matters concerned; i) a professional adviser or expert in relation to matters that the Officer believes on reasonable grounds to be within the person’s professional or expert competence; or j) any other Officer or sub-committee of Officers on which the Officer did not serve in relation to matters within the Officer’s or subcommittee’s designated authority, if the Officer, acts in good faith, makes proper inquiry where the need for inquiry is indicated by the circumstances, and has no knowledge that the reliance is unwarranted.

9. INTERESTS 9.1 Register of interests: The General Committee must keep a register of interest disclosures made by Officers.

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9.2 Duty to disclose interest: An Officer who is Interested in a Matter relating to the Squadron must disclose details of the nature and extent of the interest (including any monetary value of the interest if it can be quantified) to the General Committee, as soon as practicable after the Officer becomes aware that they are interested in the Matter and include it in the register of interests. 9.3 Consequences of being Interested: A General Committee Member who is Interested in a Matter: a) must not vote or take part in a decision of the General Committee relating to the Matter, unless all non-interested General Committee Members consent; b) must not sign any document relating to the entry into a transaction or the initiation of the Matter, unless all non-interested General Committee Members consent; c) must not take part in any General Committee discussion relating to the Matter or be present at the time of the General Committee decision, unless all non-interested General Committee Members consent; d) may be counted for the purpose of determining whether there is a quorum at any meeting at which the Matter is considered. 9.4 Calling of SGM: Despite Rule 9.3, if 50% or more General Committee Members are Interested in a Matter, an SGM must be called to consider and determine the Matter. 9.5 Notice of failure to comply: The General Committee must notify Members of a failure to comply with section 63 or 64 of the Act, and of any transactions affected, as soon as practicable after becoming aware of the failure.

10. PATRONS A person may be invited by the General Committee to be a Patron to show their support for the Squadron and to help establish or maintain public credibility of the Squadron. A Patron is entitled to attend and speak at General Meetings but has no right to vote.

11. GENERAL MANAGER, SECRETARY & TREASURER 11.1 Appointment: The General Committee shall appoint a Treasurer and Secretary. The offices of Treasurer and Secretary may be honorary or salaried and may be combined in a single role. The office of Secretary, but not Treasurer, may be combined with the Role of the General Manager. 11.2 Role of General Manager: The General Committee may engage a General Manager. The General Manager is under the direction of the General Committee and is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Squadron under this Constitution and the Regulations and within any delegated authority from the General Committee.

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK 11.3 Role of Secretary: The Secretary will: a) attend to all correspondence and keep minutes of General Meetings and General Committee meetings and ensure that any subcommittee keeps minutes; and b) keep all records and generally perform all the secretarial work of the Squadron. With the written approval of the General Committee these tasks may be varied or delegated but the Secretary remains responsible for their performance. 11.4 Role of Treasurer: The Treasurer shall be responsible for all monies received by the Squadron and under the direction of the General Committee shall make all disbursements. The Treasurer shall keep full and proper accounts of all the Squadron’s financial transactions and prepare the Annual Financial Statements as at the end of the Squadron’s financial year. 11.5 General Committee involvement: The General Manager, Secretary and Treasurer may attend General Committee meetings when required by the General Committee but have no voting rights.

12. FINANCES 12.1 Control and management of finances: The funds and property of the Squadron are controlled, invested and disposed of by the General Committee, subject to this Constitution and devoted solely to the promotion of the purposes of the Squadron set out in Rule 3. 12.2 Property: The General Committee may with or without the sanction of a General Meeting expend monies in pursuance of the Squadron’s purposes and powers, make donations to any person, body of persons or institution, invest the funds of the Squadron, enter such contracts to purchase or otherwise acquire or to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of or deal with any interest in any real or personal property or to borrow money with or without security (save that the General Committee shall not in any financial year borrow more than the total of the previous financial year’s subscriptions without the sanction of a General Meeting) upon such terms and conditions as it thinks fit, provided that all real and personal property of the Squadron shall be vested in the Trustees who shall hold the same upon trust for the Squadron and subject to the direction in writing of a majority of the General Committee at a duly held meeting thereof and signed by the Chairman of such meeting. Such directions shall be obligatory upon the Trustees and shall validate anything done or purported to be done by them in pursuance of such direction and no person shall be concerned to enquire as to the regularity of such direction beyond the verification of the signature of the Chairman. 12.3 Property donated on trust: Where any property is or may be accepted by the Squadron pursuant to any deed, document, instrument in writing creating or attaching any trusts, conditions or stipulations relating to such property, the foregoing provisions of this Rule, insofar as they are contradictory to or inconsistent with such trusts, conditions or stipulations shall not apply and to the extent of any such contradiction or inconsistency, such property shall be held by the Trustees in such manner and upon and subject to such trusts, conditions and stipulations as such deed, document, instrument or writing shall provide. 12.4 Seal: The General Committee shall provide for the safe custody of the Squadron’s Seal which shall only be used by the authority of the General Committee and any instrument to which the Seal is affixed shall be signed by any two Flag Officers. 12.5 Balance date: The Squadron’s balance date is 30 April or on the date as the General Committee decides. 12.6 Appointment of auditors: The auditor will be appointed at the AGM and shall be a Chartered Accountant or a firm of Chartered Accountants. The auditor may be paid such remuneration as agreed by the General Committee. 12.7 Audit of financial statements: The Squadron’s financial statements must be audited each year and the audited financial statements must be submitted to the AGM. 12.8 No personal benefit: The Officers and Members may not receive any distributions of profit or income from the Squadron. This does not prevent Officers or Members: a) receiving reimbursement of actual and reasonable expenses incurred, or b) entering into any transactions with the organisation for goods or services supplied to or from them, which are at arms’ length, relative to what would occur between unrelated parties, provided no Officer or Member is allowed to influence any such decision made by the Squadron in respect of payments or transactions between it and them, their direct family or any associated entity.

13. LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT FUND

13.2 Foundation: The moneys and investments representing the Long-Term Development Fund shall be held by the Trustees of the Squadron and be known as the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Foundation (“Foundation”). 13.3 Further funds: The Trustees of the Foundation shall have the right to accept further funds from the Squadron or any other person or entity and to administer the same in terms of their powers under the Rules of the Squadron. 13.4 Trustees: The Trustees shall manage the capital, any accretions thereto, and interest derived in trust for the Squadron. The Trustees shall have the following powers in respect of the funds of the Foundation: a) To invest the capital in investments authorised by law for the investment of trust funds in New Zealand both inside and outside of New Zealand with power to purchase and lease any real or personal property both inside and outside of New Zealand; b) On the Trustees’ own initiative to pay so much of the income and or capital as the Trustees shall in their sole and uncontrolled discretion think fit for or towards any project or purpose which the Trustees consider expedient or in the best interests of the Squadron and its Members. However, a limitation on the expenditure in excess of 50% of the total capital value of the Foundation shall apply for any one project without the prior consent of an Annual or Special General Meeting of the Squadron;

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13.1 Trustees: a) The Trustees shall continue in office until removed by death, resignation or resolution of a General Meeting. b) Any vacancy in the office of Trustee shall be appointed by the General Committee. c) Any Trustee ceasing to be a Member of the Squadron shall be deemed to have resigned as Trustee.

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK c) In exercising this discretion the Trustees shall take into account that the capital fund is a major capital asset of the Squadron and is derived from the generosity and foresight of earlier Members and the Squadron’s present wish is to keep this fund intact as far as possible in order to meet any future emergency or finance a major project or to meet the urgent needs of the Squadron; d) The Trustees may invest and accumulate the income derived by investing the same and resulting income thereafter as an accretion to the capital of the fund during the period to the date of distribution; 13.4 The Trustees shall have absolute and uncontrolled power and discretion in the management of the Foundation and may do or cause to be done all such acts, matters and things of whatsoever kind and nature pertaining to the fund and to sign all such instruments and documents as they think proper or expedient. 13.5 No Trustee shall be liable for any loss not attributable to that trustee’s dishonesty or the wilful commission by the trustee of an act known to be a breach of the trustee’s appointment. 13.6 Instead of acting personally, the Trustees may employ a financial consultant to advise the Trustees and to transact all or any business or make any investment including the receipt and payment of money on behalf of the Trustees and the Trustees shall not be personally responsible for the default of any consultant appointed in good faith or for any loss occasioned by his employment. 13.7 The Trustees shall not have the right to transfer the capital and unspent funds of the Foundation back to the General Funds of the Squadron without the prior consent of an Annual or Special General Meeting (“date of distribution”). 13.8 The Trustees may convene their own meetings at times and places as the Trustees shall determine. The decisions of the Trustees shall be unanimous. Minutes will be kept, and a copy given to the Commodore of the Squadron to be tabled at the next meeting of the General Committee. 13.9 The Trustees shall at each Annual General Meeting of the Squadron or any time when called upon by the General Committee of the Squadron table a report on its activities and audited financial accounts

14. AMENDMENTS 14.1 Amendments: This Constitution may only be amended or replaced by Special Resolution of Members at a General Meeting. No motion affecting these Rules which has been duly considered shall be brought forward again during the same financial year, unless by consent of the General Committee. 14.2 No amendment: No addition to, deletion from or alteration of this Constitution may be made which would allow personal pecuniary profits to any individuals. 14.3 Inland Revenue Approval: Notwithstanding anything contained in these Rules, no alteration shall be made to this Rule or to Rule 18 of these Rules without the written consent of the Commissioner of Inland Revenue.

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15.1 Regulations: The General Committee may make and amend Regulations for the conduct and control of the Squadron’s activities and codes of conduct applicable to Members. Any Regulations must be consistent with the Squadron’s purposes set out in Rule 3, the Act and any other laws. All Regulations are binding on the Squadron and the Members. The making, amendment, revocation, or replacement of a Bylaw is not an amendment of this Constitution. 15.2 Sub-committees: The General Committee may appoint a sub-committee or individuals to act in special capacities as it shall consider advisable and may define, limit, extend, terminate or vary the powers or duties of any sub-committee or individual appointed in accordance with this Rule. It shall not be necessary for any Member of a sub-committee or individual appointed under this Rule to be a Member of the General Committee. 15.3 Continuation of Regulations and sub-committees: Election of a new General Committee shall not affect any Regulations then in force or the appointment of any sub-committee or individual unless the General Committee exercises its powers under Rules 15.1 or 15.2.

16. CONDUCT 16.1 Conduct a) All Members shall be bound by the Rules and Regulations of the Squadron and the Code of Conduct. 16.2 Expulsion a) If any Member is convicted and sentenced by any Court of Law of a criminal offence which the General Committee, having regard to the surrounding circumstances, shall consider to be of a serious nature, it shall be obligatory on the General Committee to expel such Member forthwith and the provisions of Rule 17 relating to the holding of an enquiry shall not apply. b) The decision of the General Committee as to whether the criminal offence of which such Member is convicted is of a serious nature shall be final.

17. DISPUTE RESOLUTION 17.1 How complaint is made a) A Member or an Officer may make a complaint by giving to the General Committee a notice in writing that (i) states that the Member or Officer is starting a procedure for resolving a dispute in accordance with the Squadron’s Constitution; and (ii) sets out the allegation to which the dispute relates and whom the allegation is against; and (iii) sets out any other information reasonably required by the Squadron. b) The Squadron may make a complaint involving an allegation against a Member or an Officer by giving to the Member or Officer a notice in writing that

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK (i) states that the Squadron is starting a procedure for resolving a dispute in accordance with the Squadron’s Constitution; and (ii) sets out the allegation to which the dispute relates. b) The information given under Rule 17.1(a)(ii) or Rule 17.1(b)(ii) must be enough to ensure that a person against whom an allegation is made is fairly advised of the allegation concerning them, with sufficient details given to enable them to prepare a response. c) A complaint may be made in any other reasonable manner permitted by the Squadron’s Constitution. 17.2 Person who makes complaint has right to be heard a) A Member or an Officer who makes a complaint has a right to be heard before the complaint is resolved or any outcome is determined. If the Squadron makes a complaint, (i) the Squadron has a right to be heard before the complaint is resolved or any outcome is determined; and (ii) an Officer or Member of the General Committee may exercise that right on behalf of the Squadron. c) Without limiting the manner in which the Member, Officer, or Squadron may be given the right to be heard, they must be taken to have been given the right if (i) they have a reasonable opportunity to be heard in writing or at an oral hearing (if one is held); and (ii) an oral hearing is held if the decision maker considers that an oral hearing is needed to ensure an adequate hearing; and (iii) an oral hearing (if any) is held before the decision maker; and (iv) the Member’s, Officer’s, or Squadron’s written statement or submissions (if any) are considered by the decision maker. 17.3 Person who is subject of complaint has right to be heard a) This Rule applies if a complaint involves an allegation that a Member, an Officer, or the Squadron (the respondent) (i) has engaged in misconduct; or b) has breached, or is likely to breach, a duty under the Squadron’s Constitution or Regulations or the Act; or (iii) has damaged the rights or interests of a Member or the rights or interests of members generally. c) The respondent has a right to be heard before the complaint is resolved or any outcome is determined. If the respondent is the Squadron, an Officer or Member of the General Committee may exercise the right on behalf of the Squadron. Without limiting the manner in which a respondent may be given a right to be heard, a respondent must be taken to have been given the right if (i) the respondent is fairly advised of all allegations concerning the respondent, with sufficient details and time given to enable the respondent to prepare a response; and (ii) the respondent has a reasonable opportunity to be heard in writing or at an oral hearing (if one is held); and (iii) an oral hearing is held if the decision maker considers that an oral hearing is needed to ensure an adequate hearing; and (iv) an oral hearing (if any) is held before the decision maker; and (v) the respondent’s written statement or submissions (if any) are considered by the decision maker. 17.4 Investigating and determining dispute a) The Squadron must, as soon as is reasonably practicable after receiving or becoming aware of a complaint made in accordance with its Constitution, ensure that the dispute is investigated and determined. b) Disputes must be dealt with under the Constitution in a fair, efficient, and effective manner. 17.5 Squadron may decide not to proceed further with complaint a) Despite Rule 17.4, the Squadron may decide not to proceed further with a complaint if (i) the complaint is trivial; or (ii) the complaint does not appear to disclose or involve any allegation of the following kind: 1) that a Member or an Officer has engaged in material misconduct: 2) that a Member, an Officer, or the Squadron has materially breached, or is likely to materially breach, a duty under the Squadron’s Constitution or Regulation or the Act: 3) that a Member’s rights or interests or members’ rights or interests generally have been materially damaged: (iii) the complaint appears to be without foundation or there is no apparent evidence to support it; or (iv) the person who makes the complaint has an insignificant interest in the matter; or (v) the conduct, incident, event, or issue giving rise to the complaint has already been investigated and dealt with under the Constitution; or (vi) there has been an undue delay in making the complaint.

17.7 Decision makers a) A person may not act as a decision maker in relation to a complaint if 2 or more members of the General Committee consider that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the person may not be: (i) Impartial, including by reference to the definition of a “Conflict of Interest” under the Racing Rules of Sailing; or (ii) able to consider the matter without a predetermined view. 17.8 Right of appeal a) If for any reason other than conviction for a serious criminal offence the General Committee shall expel a Member, such Member shall have the right to appeal to a panel consisting of the Trustees provided that within seven days of the decision of the General Committee being made known to them the Member shall notify the General Committee of their intention to appeal. On the receipt of such notice the General Committee shall convene a meeting of the Trustees for the purpose of hearing the appeal. b) The proceedings before such meeting shall be by way of rehearing and the Trustees may expel such Member or impose any penalty or punishment or make any other decisions which the General Committee might have made. c) The Member shall be bound to attend any meeting of the General Committee and any meeting of the Trustees at which enquiry into the conduct complained of is to be made and if the Member shall fail to attend the meeting may proceed with the enquiry in the Member’s absence. The Chairman of any General Committee meeting or meeting of the Trustees may admit as evidence statements not strictly evidence and any person whether a Member or not able to give evidence on the matter may be called as a witness either by the General Committee or by the Member.

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17.6 Squadron may refer complaint a) The Squadron may refer a complaint to (i) a sub-committee or an external person to investigate and report; or (ii) a sub-committee or an external person to investigate and make a decision. b) The Squadron may, with the consent of all parties to a complaint, refer the complaint to any type of consensual dispute resolution (for example, mediation).

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK d) At any meeting at which any such enquiry is held, the Member may be represented by any other Member of the Squadron.

18. LIQUIDATION AND REMOVAL 18.1 Winding up: The Squadron shall be dissolved if: a) The number of Members shall be reduced to fewer than 50. b) A majority of three fourths of the Members for the time being entitled to vote at a General Meeting called for the purpose resolve to dissolve the Squadron. 18.2 Notice: The General Committee must give notice to all Members at least 20 Working Days of a proposed motion: a) to appoint a liquidator; b) to remove the Squadron from the Register of Incorporated Societies; or c) for the distribution of the Squadron’s surplus assets. 18.3 The notice must comply with section 228 of the Act and include details of the General Meeting at which the proposed motion is to be considered. 18.4 Special Resolution: Any resolution for a motion set out in Rules 18.2(a) to (c) must be passed by a Special Resolution of Members. 18.5 Surplus assets: Upon winding up of the Squadron all surplus assets after payment of all costs, debts and liabilities shall be disposed of in such manner as shall be resolved by a majority of the Members entitled to vote at a General Meeting confirming the winding up, by being paid, transferred or delivered to such other association, club or institution having objects the same or similar to those of the Squadron as an addition to the funds of such an association, club or institution.

19. MATTERS NOT PROVIDED FOR 19.2 If any matter arises that, in the opinion of the General Committee, is not provided for in this Constitution or any Regulations, or if any dispute arises out of the interpretation of this Constitution or the Regulations, the matter or dispute will be determined by the General Committee. The decision of the General Committee on the interpretation or construction of any Rule or Regulation and on any matter not covered by the Rules shall be final.

20. TRANSITION 20.1 Transition: This Rule applies to facilitate transition of the Squadron from the previous Rules to this Constitution. If this Rule is inconsistent with any other Rule in this Constitution, this Rule applies to the extent of the inconsistency and the other Rule will not.

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20.2 Power of General Committee during transition period: Subject to the Act, the General Committee may amend any requirement for and/or the date by which this Constitution requires anything to be done. This Rule applies for one year and is solely to enable flexibility in the transition of the Squadron from the previous Rules to this Constitution and to correct any unintended consequences occurring through different wording being used. 20.3 Transition of General Committee Members: a) Every current Flag Officer and General Committee Member appointed under the previous Rules shall be deemed to be appointed under this Constitution. b) The number of terms served under the previous Rules count towards any maximum number of terms in this Constitution.

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1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION 1.1 Definitions: Any terms not defined in these Regulations shall have the meaning set out in the Constitution. Unless the context requires otherwise, the following words and phrases have the following meanings: Constitution means the Constitution of The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Incorporated, including any amendments and any schedules to that Constitution. Regulations means these Regulations and any other policies, regulations and codes of the Squadron made under Rule 15. Rules means the rules set out in the Constitution. Sub-Committee means any Committee formed by the General Committee to report to it and includes all Committees defined by these Regulations. 1.2 Interpretation: Unless the context otherwise requires, these Regulations are to be read subject to the Constitution. If there is any inconsistency between these Regulations and the Constitution, the Constitution shall take preference.

2. REGULATIONS APPLYING TO ALL SUB-COMMITTEES 2.1 Formation: The General Committee shall appoint the members of each Sub- Committee, who shall consist of no less than one General Committee Member and no less than five members in total. Any Flag Officer may attend any Sub-Committee meeting but will not have a vote on matters at that meeting. 2.2 Chairman: The General Committee shall appoint the Chairman of each Sub-Committee. 2.3 Secretary: The General Committee may nominate a member of staff to be the Secretary of a Sub-Committee and that staff member shall become a member of the Sub-Committee. If no staff member is appointed, the Chairman shall either serve as Secretary of the Sub-Committee themselves or appoint another member of the Sub-Committee as the Secretary. 2.4 Quorum: No business may occur at a Sub-Committee Meeting unless a quorum is present at the meeting’s start time. The quorum for a Sub-Committee meeting is four, of which no more than one may be a staff member. 2.5 Resolution in writing: A resolution in writing consented to by email, WhatsApp or other electronic means by a majority of SubCommittee Members is as valid as if it had been passed at a Sub-Committee meeting. 2.6 Meeting procedure: Each Sub-Committee may regulate its own procedure, including the frequency of meetings. 2.7 Minutes: The Secretary of each Sub-Committee shall prepare minutes of each meeting for approval by the Chairman. Minutes are to be tabled at the next General Committee Meeting. 2.8 Collaboration: All Sub-Committees shall collaborate with each other in the best interests of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. Should scope overlaps occur, the Chairmen of the relevant Committees will clarify the roles and tasks of each Committee.

3. HOUSE AND MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE 3.1 Chairman: The General Committee shall appoint a Chair, who shall chair the House and Membership Committee. 3.2 Scope: The House and Membership Committee shall: a) Ensure appropriate oversight of the following which can be delegated to other committees when necessary: (i) all food and beverage operations; (ii) archives and library; b) Ensure dress standards are kept up-to-date and appropriately applied. c) Recommend to the General Committee the various classes of Membership that should be offered. d) Scrutinise nominations for membership and recommend to the General Committee the processing of prospective new memberships, as well as transfers of membership category and resignations from membership. e) Encourage regular engagement of members through member events and activities

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4. SAILING COMMITTEE

4.1 Scope: The Sailing Committee shall: a) Ensure appropriate oversight of: (i) the sailing programme for the Squadron’s yacht races; and (ii) learn to sail, youth training and performance programmes and all other forms of sailing or boat training; and (iii) health and safety for all on water activities; and (iv) appointment of race officials for all yacht races. b) Provide recommendations to the General Committee on grants to be made from the International Sailing Fund. c) Provide organisational support to all on-water activities, alongside the House and Membership Committee. d) Appoint a Race Management Committee to organise race management volunteers, race documents and processes. The Race Management Committee shall have a representative on the Sailing Committee and will report to the Sailing Committee. Regulations 2.1 and 2.2 shall not apply to the Race Management Committee. e) Appoint a Handicap Committee to be responsible for the handicaps assigned to each boat in a yacht race and to determine the division that each yacht shall be eligible to race in. The Handicap Committee shall have a representative on the Sailing Committee and shall report to the Sailing Committee. Regulations 2.1 and 2.2 shall not apply to the Handicap Committee. f) Appoint yachting judges, umpires or protest panel members as officials for RNZYS yacht races as required. g) Appoint representatives of the Squadron to yachting forums, including committees organised by Yachting NZ and the Auckland Yachting and Boating Association.

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5. FINANCE AND RISK COMMITTEE 5.1 Treasurer: The Treasurer shall be a member of the Finance and Risk Committee. 5.2 Scope: The Finance and Risk Committee shall: a) Ensure appropriate oversight of: (i) all financial and legal affairs of the Squadron, both short and long term; and (ii) the risk register and appropriate mitigations; and (iii) internal financial control. b) Recommend to the General Committee the level of annual subscriptions and any levies to be made, voluntary or compulsory. c) Investigate and report on any specific matters at the request of the General Committee. d) Assist in preparation, review and submission of budgets and forecasts for each financial year. e) Review annual financial statements and annual report, including liaising with the auditors and making recommendations to the General Committee. f) Assist the Secretary of the Squadron in preparation for the Annual General Meeting.

6. HOUSE REGULATIONS 6.1 Notice: Notice of any change to House Regulations shall be posted on the website and advised to members by one of its publications where the change concerns members. 6.2 Mobile Devices: Mobile devices shall be on silent upstairs. Speaking on a mobile device is prohibited in the Members’ Bar, Quarterdeck, Cornes Library and Members’ Lounge. Should you need to take a call in the premises, please remove yourself to a suitable place to respect the quiet enjoyment of other members. 6.3 Notices and Collections: No notice shall be posted within the Squadron premises and no fundraising or collections shall be made within the Squadron premises without the prior approval of the General Manager. 6.4 Property: No member shall remove any property belonging to the Squadron from the Squadron premises without appropriate authority. The Squadron shall not be responsible for the property of any member or guest left in or about the Squadron premises. 6.5 Animals: No member shall bring a dog (other than a Disability Assist Dog as defined in the Dog Control Act 1996 or subsequent legislation) or other animal into the Squadron premises. Dogs or other animals are permitted inside at the Lighthouse Cafe and outside on the North Lawn. 6.6 Smoking: Smoking or vaping is not permitted anywhere within the Squadron premises, including all indoor and outdoor areas, unless in a designated smoking area as approved by the General Manager. 6.7 Alcohol and Drugs: Alcohol may not be brought onto Squadron premises without the prior approval of the General Manager. All alcohol consumed on Squadron premises must be purchased and supplied in accordance with the applicable liquor licences. Illegal drugs may not be brought onto, possessed, used or supplied on Squadron premises.

7. YACHT REGISTER 7.1 Notice: Each member who owns a yacht shall inform the Squadron of the following particulars: a) Name of the vessel; and b) Whether it is a sailing yacht or motor yacht; and c) The owner’s name and contact details; and d) The name of the builder and/or designer and the year in which it was built; and e) The overall length, sail number, marina, berth; and f) Such other information as the Handicapping Committee may require to assign a handicap to a sailing yacht that proposes to enter yacht races.

8. FLAGS AND FLAG ETIQUETTE 8.1 Burgee: The Squadron Burgee is blue with St George’s Cross with a crown in the centre thereof and four stars of the Southern Cross in white, in the upper canton. It may be worn in conjunction with the New Zealand Flag or Squadron Ensign, which all yachts and motor yachts on the Squadron Register are entitled to wear.

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2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK 8.2 Squadron Ensign: Owners of yachts on the Squadron Register may apply to the Squadron for a Warrant and the privilege of flying the Squadron Ensign and on receiving the same they shall be amenable to the Rules and Regulations connected with the holding of the Warrant. The Ensign may be worn only by those yachts whose owners hold, through the Squadron, the Warrant to fly the Squadron Ensign. It may be worn only when the owner is on board or “in effective control” of the yacht and the Squadron Burgee must be flown at the main masthead or at the starboard spreader at the same time. The Warrant ceases to be valid if the owner ceases to be a Member of the Squadron and/or the yacht is no longer owned by the holder of the Warrant. The Warrant must be made available for inspection within a reasonable time from when requested by any other member of the General Committee. 8.3 Officers’ Flags: a) The Commodore’s flag shall be a swallow tail of a similar device to the Pennant. b) The Vice-Commodore’s flag shall be the same as the Commodore’s with the addition of a white ball in the inner lower canton. c) The Rear-Commodore’s flag shall be the same as the Commodore’s with the addition of a red ball in the inner lower canton. d) The Past-Commodore’s flag shall be a rectangular flag of similar device to the Commodore’s flag but having a white Maltese Cross in the inner lower canton. 8.4 Restrictions on flying flag colours a) No Member, other than a Flag Officer, shall fly the Squadron’s flags from any yacht which is not on the Squadron Register. b) The Squadron Ensign and Burgee may be raised no earlier than 8am and should be taken down at sunset, except on a yacht underway, when it may be worn after sunset if desired. (Please refer to your Warrant conditions). c) The Squadron Burgee shall be flown only by a Member of the Squadron and on a yacht on the Squadron Register. A Flag Officer’s or Past Commodore’s Burgee shall not be flown on a yacht unless the Flag Officer or Past Commodore is present. The Burgee is to be flown at the main masthead or at the starboard spreader. 8.5 Racing Flags: Whilst racing, yachts shall fly the flag designated by the Sailing Committee for the division in which the yacht is racing. The Divisional Racing Flag should be hauled down immediately on a yacht withdrawing from or completing a race. 8.6 Saluting: All yachts should salute ships of His Majesty’s Navy; when meeting a squadron of warships, only the Senior Officer’s ship should be saluted. Any yacht meeting or passing another yacht which is flying a Flag Officer’s Burgee should salute. Salutes are to be given and acknowledged by dipping the Ensign once. The Ensign should be lowered to the “dip” position (two thirds of the distance it has been hoisted) and should be kept at the dip until the salute is acknowledged when it should be slowly re-hoisted. 8.7 Mourning: To indicate mourning, Squadron Ensigns should be half-masted. The Squadron Burgee should remain fully hoisted except in the case of the death of owners when both the Burgee and the Ensign should be half-masted. A flag must be fully hoisted before being half-masted and also before lowering when at half-mast. To salute, the Ensign must first be mast headed before being dipped. 8.8 Hospitality signal: A green and white Pennant flown at the starboard crosstree indicates that the owner wishes members of the Squadron to join them for drinks. Every member approaching a yacht shall hail such yacht and receive a reply before boarding.

9. DRESS STANDARDS 9.1 Neat Yachting or Casual Attire: Standards of dress within the Squadron clubrooms at Westhaven shall be neat yachting or casual attire except when special dress standards are nominated for certain functions. Neat yachting or casual attire shall mean tidy, clean and dry yachting or casual clothes and excludes bare feet, caps, hats, sea boots, and wet weather gear. Tidy open toe footwear may be worn. Caps and hats may be worn at RNZYS prize givings, in the Lighthouse Cafe and in the Dingy Locker only. 9.2 Dining Upstairs: Members are encouraged to adopt a more formal standard when dining upstairs.

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9.3 Guests: Members shall be responsible for ensuring their guests and racing crews comply with these standards.

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RNZYS CODE OF CONDUCT For the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron House Committee and House Regulations.

1. PURPOSE 1.1 The purpose of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (the Squadron) is to generally encourage and pursue Corinthian yachting. 1.2 To fulfil the purpose of the Squadron it delivers world class sailing to its members, provides the highest quality of services and facilities and at the same time fosters a sense of community and provides value that makes membership of the Squadron a lifelong experience. 1.3 It follows that membership of the Squadron is a privilege. With that privilege is the corresponding obligation and expectation that the highest standards of behaviour will be followed by members, their guests and other users of the Squadron. 1.4 This Code of Conduct has been adopted by the General Committee. It is considered to describe a minimum standard of expected behaviour by members, their guests and users of the Squadron. A breach of this Code of Conduct is considered to be injurious to the character or interests of the Squadron.

2. CODE OF CONDUCT Members are expected to: 2.1 Respect the rights, dignity and worth of others regardless of gender, ability, race, cultural background or religion; 2.2 Behave in a courteous, respectful and civilised manner at all times; 2.3 Be ethical, fair, considerate and honest in all dealings with others; 2.4 Interact with each other, visitors and staff in a courteous, respectful and civilised manner; 2.5 Respect the rights of others to enjoy the Squadron’s facilities and services; 2.6 Not to damage Squadron or other member’s property deliberately or through carelessness; 2.7 Respect the privacy of members, guests, staff and visitors; 2.8 Never intimidate, discriminate, harass, bully, abuse or threaten members, staff or guests; 2.9 Place the health and safety of yourself and others at the forefront of any decisions and actions; 2.10 Refrain from any behaviour that may bring the Squadron into disrepute including making slanderous or derogatory comments about members or staff; 2.11 Not to use involvement with the Squadron to promote beliefs, conduct, or practices which are inconsistent with the values of the Squadron; 2.12 Refrain from acting in a way that may become a public nuisance or may create a public disturbance; 2.13 Demonstrate a high degree of individual responsibility, especially when dealing with persons under the age of 18 years of age. Observe the procedures in relation to maintaining the wellbeing of Children set out below in this code; 2.14 Encourage and reward good sportsmanship; 2.15 Show concern and caution towards others who may be sick or injured;

2.17 Comply with policies, dress code and signage; 2.18 Observe any reasonable direction given by management or staff;

3. BREACH OF THE CODE OF CONDUCT 3.1 A breach of the Code of Conduct may be subject to disciplinary action in accordance with the provisions of the Squadron’s Constitution and/or Rules and Regulations. 3.2 Members who consider there has been a breach of this Code of Conduct should contact the Squadron’s General Manager.

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2.16 Comply with the Rules of the Squadron as set out in the Squadron’s Constitution, Rules and Regulations and any other documents that may be enforced from time to time and also the rules and guidelines of any sport being conducted at the Squadron under national and international guidelines where they are applicable;

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4. WELLBEING OF CHILDREN 4.1 Everyone subject to this Code of Conduct (C of C) shall support the safety, participation and wellbeing of children and treat them with respect. 4.2 A child is a person under the age of 18. 4.3 Everyone subject to this Code of Conduct shall a) Adhere to Squadron child safe policy. b) Ensure as far as practicable that an adult is never left alone with a child. c) Take every reasonable step to protect children from abuse. d) Listen to children, particularly if they are telling you that they or another child has been abused. e) Listen to children, particularly if they are voicing concern about their safety or the safety of another. f) Promptly report any allegation of possible child abuse to a General Committee member. g) Promptly report any child safety concerns to a General Committee member. h) If an allegation of child abuse is made, ensure without delay that the child is safe.

5. CHILDSAFE POLICY Everyone subject to this Code of Conduct must not: 5.1 Ignore or disregard any suspected, alleged or disclosed child abuse. 5.2 Engage in discussions of an adult nature in the presence of a child. This includes purported jokes. 5.3 Use inappropriate or offensive language in the hearing of a child. 5.4 Express personal views on cultures, race or sexuality in the hearing of a child. 5.5 Discriminate against any child, including because of culture, race, ethnicity or disability. 5.6 In addition, while undertaking coaching, mentoring or guidance of children under the auspices of the Squadron everyone subject to this C of C must not 5.7 Have a one-on-one meeting with a child which cannot be observed by others. 5.8 Have a one-on-one meeting where the child cannot leave. 5.9 Develop any “special relationship” with a child which could be seen as favouritism. This includes offering of gifts or special treatment. 5.10 Assist or accompany a child while the child is doing things of a personal nature such as showering, changing clothes or going to the toilet where the child can do these things for themselves.

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5.11 Have contact, online or any other way, with a child or their family unless directly regarding Squadron business.

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Since 1987, the Emirates Team New Zealand Youth Training Programme (YTP) has developed more than 1,000 young sailors, building generations of skilled, confident and highly competitive athletes. Graduates of the programme have gone on to compete and succeed at the highest levels of the sport, including the America’s Cup, The Ocean Race, SailGP, international match racing, offshore racing and national and world championships, as well as becoming leading sailors within New Zealand’s club racing community. Open to sailors aged 16–23, the YTP provides an intensive keelboat training environment designed to develop well-rounded sailors both on and off the water. Training covers racing rules, tactics, sail trim, boat handling, communication, teamwork, fitness and boat maintenance, with a strong focus on developing the skills, confidence and decision-making required to perform as part of a competitive team. The programme is delivered using the Squadron’s fleet of Emirates Team New Zealand Elliott 7s, with regular training throughout the season. Sailors are also encouraged to compete in RNZYS club racing, providing opportunities to broaden their experience across a range of keelboats and racing formats. Throughout the year, sailors have opportunities to compete in match racing, fleet racing and keelboat events, with teams selected to represent RNZYS at regattas throughout New Zealand and internationally.

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NATIONAL YOUTH TRAINING WEEK This year, National Youth Training Week is coming home to the Squadron for the summer school holidays. While the Members’ Bar and Events take a break over early January, youth sailors will take over the Club, camping out in the Ballroom and spending their days training and racing on the Waitematā Harbour. Established in 1989 and historically held at Kawau Island, National Youth Training Week brings together young sailors from yacht clubs across New Zealand for an intensive week of keelboat racing, training and development. The move to the Squadron marks a new chapter for this long-standing event, while continuing the tradition of bringing the country’s next generation of sailors together on and off the water. Each year, clubs are invited to send a four-person youth crew to take part in a combination of practical on-water training and theory sessions covering boat handling, teamwork, communication, racing rules, tactics and the fundamentals of competitive keelboat racing. Sailing aboard the Squadron’s fleet of Emirates Team New Zealand Elliott 7s, the week gives young sailors the opportunity to experience the training environment at RNZYS, develop their skills and meet other aspiring sailors from around the country. National Youth Training Week is the perfect stepping stone into the Emirates Team New Zealand Youth Training Programme, giving sailors a taste of the training, teamwork and competitive keelboat racing that form the foundation of the YTP. Based at RNZYS in Auckland, accommodation, meals, training and activities are provided, allowing sailors to fully immerse themselves in the experience. It’s a week of sailing, learning, competition and fun — and for many sailors, the first step towards joining the Youth Training Programme.

LIVE WEATHER & OBSERVATIONS Did you know that we have not one, but two live webcams looking out to our starting area? Thanks to our friends at PredictWind, RNZYS has a webcam on the clubhouse roof and another one on the roof of the starters box looking back to the bridge. We also have live weather available, all on one page of our website. Now you can check the conditions in real time ahead of racing.

WOMEN’S DAY OUT Held annually, Women’s Day Out is a day to celebrate women in sailing. This event is for all age groups and skill levels! Social events as well as sailing make up the day, which kicks off in the morning, and rolls on into the night. Come as a team, or register as an individual - we will ensure you get on a boat and have an awesome day of racing.

NEW ZEALAND WOMEN’S MATCH RACING CHAMPIONSHIP The New Zealand Women’s Match Racing Nationals is a vibrant two-day regatta that brings together some of the finest female sailing talent from across Australasia. Equal parts competition and celebration, it’s a chance for top sailors to battle it out on the water while building the camaraderie and energy that makes women’s match racing so special.

NEW ZEALAND MATCH RACING CHAMPIONSHIP New Zealand’s premier match racing regatta. 2026 sees the return of the MRX keelboat to the championship for the first time since 2011, with three days of intense racing between some of the best match racers from New Zealand and overseas. The MRX is a 10.3-metre one-design keelboat, with symmetrical spinnaker, designed by Bruce Farr and purpose built in Auckland for the 1990 World Match Racing Championship and has since become New Zealand’s premier fleet for match racing and keelboat competition.

NEW ZEALAND YOUTH MATCH RACING CHAMPIONSHIP The New Zealand Youth Match Racing Championship is an event where the youth get to shine, and where we get an insight into who is set to take on the Match Racing world at the elite level. This competition is always fierce, with the country’s best young sailors battling it out for the honour of being crowned national champion.

YOUTH INTERNATIONAL MATCH RACING CUP The Youth International Match Racing Cup is one of the world’s premier youth match racing regattas, drawing top junior sailors from around the globe. Held over four days of intense competition on Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour, it has long been a springboard for successful sailing careers. The honours board reads like a who’s who of international yachting, with past champions including Nick Egnot-Johnson, Leo Takahashi, Jimmy Spithill, George Gautrey, Gavin Brady, and Josh Junior.

NEW ZEALAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS KEELBOAT CHAMPIONSHIP The New Zealand Secondary Schools Keelboat Championship showcases some of the country’s best young sailing talent, with high school teams from across Aotearoa battling it out on the water. Attracting up to 20 crews, the racing is always fiercely contested, often with the championship decided in the final race.

MILFORD RNZYS CORPORATE REGATTA The Corporate Regatta is our way of saying “thank you” to our ongoing and long term supporters, sponsors and corporate members. A day on the water and a party into the evening. Our members offer up their yachts for the day and get to experience the fun alongside our sponsors in this annual event.

THREE KINGS OFFSHORE YACHT RACE This 500 nautical mile challenge starts in Auckland in front of the RNZYS, storms past Cape Reinga and rounds the majestic Three Kings Islands before returning back home. It’s a test of skill, strategy and seaworthiness - a genuine ocean racing experience. With options for fully crewed and two handed, this Category 2 race is open to members of any yacht club and serves as a great qualifier for races such as Round New Caledonia and Sydney Hobart. Next edition: 2028

COMMODORE’S CUP The Commodore’s Cup brings together some of the Squadron’s best longer-distance racing, with six races spread throughout the season. Expanded this season to include the Roy McDell Memorial Race, the series features a mix of harbour and passage racing, including the iconic Night Race to Kawau and Round Kawau Island Race as part of the annual Squadron Weekend – the biggest party of the year on the RNZYS calendar. The series concludes with the Round Rangitoto Race, where competitors choose which direction to race around Rangitoto, Motutapu and Rakino Islands, adding an extra tactical dimension as crews weigh up the breeze, tide and best route around the islands. Combining longer-distance racing, tactical challenges and some of the Squadron’s best traditions, the Commodore’s Cup is a highlight of the RNZYS racing calendar.

PIC WEDNESDAY SERIES The PIC Insurance Brokers Wednesday Series is the Squadron’s flagship midweek racing series, bringing Auckland’s keelboat and multihull fleets together on the Waitematā Harbour throughout the summer sailing season. Racing takes place fortnightly during daylight saving, making the most of Auckland’s long summer evenings. With a range of divisions and courses designed to suit different boats and conditions, the series delivers competitive racing across the fleet before crews head back to the Squadron to enjoy the Wednesday night atmosphere. A longstanding part of the RNZYS racing calendar, Wednesday nights are all about good racing, great competition and getting out on the water in the middle of the week.

SUNDOWNER RUM RACE SERIES The Sundowner Rum Race Series is the perfect way to sail into the weekend. Taking place on Friday afternoons throughout the sailing season, Rum Racing is the perfect excuse to leave work early, get out on the Waitematā and enjoy an afternoon on the water, with just enough friendly rivalry to keep things interesting. It’s also a great opportunity to introduce new sailors, friends, colleagues and corporate guests to sailing, with a relaxed atmosphere on the water and an even better one back at the Squadron afterwards. Throughout the season there are a few twists on the usual Friday format, including Women’s Helm Races, encouraging more women to take the wheel, and a Mark Foy race to finish each seasonal series. Whether you’re a regular or joining us for the first time, grab a crew and start the weekend the right way.

THE YACHT SALES CO. SQUADRON WEEKEND Our biggest offsite party of the year! The Yacht Sales Co. Squadron Weekend sees the Squadron head north to Kawau Island for one of the most anticipated weekends on the RNZYS calendar – a tradition dating back to the early 1930s. The weekend features two races from the Commodore’s Cup Series – the iconic Night Race to Kawau followed by the Round Kawau Island Race – with plenty of fun off the water in between. There’s always a theme, so come ready to dress up, catch up with fellow members and enjoy a great weekend away. For nearly a century, generations of Squadron members have made the trip to Kawau, making The Yacht Sales Co. Squadron Weekend a special part of RNZYS history and a tradition that continues today.

CITY OF SAILS SPRINT SERIES Three clubs. Five fleets. Short, sharp racing in the heart of the City of Sails. The City of Sails Sprints brings together the Elliott 7s, Etchells, MRXs, Stewart 34s and Young 88s for a summer of fast-paced one-design racing on the Waitematā Harbour. Co-hosted by Northcote Birkenhead Yacht Club, Ponsonby Cruising Club and the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, racing takes place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from September through to April. Each race night packs multiple short windward/leeward races into a compact evening format, delivering close racing while giving crews plenty of opportunities to sharpen their starts, boat handling and fleet racing skills. Three clubs working together, five great Auckland fleets and plenty of racing – get your crew together and get amongst the action.

MATARIKI RACE Sail under the stars and celebrate Matariki with a special night of racing on the Waitematā Harbour. Held annually on the evening before the Matariki public holiday, the Matariki Night Race is the final race of the Autumn Sundowner Rum Race Series and a fitting way to wrap up the series. Open to all yachts, crews can enjoy an evening on the water before heading back to the Squadron for prizegiving and a chance to celebrate Matariki and the end of the Autumn Sundowner Rum Race Series together.

CHRISTMAS RACE Santa and his elves go sailing! The Christmas Race is held annually and marks the end of sailing for the calendar year. Dressing up in the Christmas theme is a must with a huge club party back at the Squadron after sailing.

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MOTOR YACHT RALLY Winter doesn’t mean staying tied to the dock! The Motor Yacht Log Rally Series is all about getting out on the water, exploring the Hauraki Gulf and enjoying some great destinations right on our back door step. Held across the winter months, the series features four event days combining log rally challenges with a different destination and offsite social event for crews to enjoy. It’s laid-back, social and loads of fun, with just enough friendly rivalry to keep things interesting. Whether you’re chasing the best log result or simply along for the adventure, it’s a great excuse to get the boat out over winter and enjoy the Gulf with fellow Squadron members.

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RNZYS STANDARD SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 26th September 2026 to 24th September 2027 The Organising Authority is the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron 181 Westhaven Drive, Westhaven, Auckland 1011 Tel: 09 360 6800 | www.rnzys.org.nz | raceoffice@rnzys.org.nz

‘[NP]’ denotes a rule that shall not be grounds for protest by a boat under RRS 60.1. 1. RULES 1.1 The event is governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing. 1.2 The rules of RRS Part 2 will be replaced with the right-of-way rules of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (IRPCAS) between sunset and sunrise. 1.3 The Yachting New Zealand Safety Regulations shall apply as follows: a) Part II Category 5 shall apply for keel boats (excl. Young 88) and multihulls, b) Part II Category 4 shall apply for Young 88 boats, c) Part III Category B shall apply for trailer yachts and sports trailer yachts, d) Part IV Category B shall apply for sports boats, e) Part V shall apply for sport multihulls and foiling yachts. Refer - http://www.yachtingnz.org.nz/racing/safety-regulations 1.4 Under RRS 42.3 (i), Propulsion, the use of an engine is permitted to avoid a collision with another vessel or object, or to prevent or get clear after grounding or colliding with a vessel or object, or to prevent a vessel from entering a prohibited area; provided the boat does not gain a significant advantage in the race. 1.5 Boats shall be nominated with “Non-Moveable Ballast” or with “A Canting Keel” or “Water Ballast Tanks.” Lifting keels shall be locked in the down position and may not be moved whilst racing. a) A boat nominated with non-moveable ballast, or a lifting keel shall comply with RRS 51, Moveable Ballast, b) Boats with moveable or variable ballast, in the form of a canting keel or water ballast, may move that ballast to increase or decrease weight, or to adjust trim or stability. This changes RRS 51, Moveable Ballast, c) Boats with moveable or variable ballast shall comply with World Sailing Offshore Special Regulations – Appendix A. www.sailing.org/category/offshore-special-regulations/ d) Boats with moveable or variable ballast shall comply with Yachting New Zealand Safety Regulations Part II Clause 6. 1.6 [NP] An RNZYS Summer Series Briefing will be held on Wednesday 30 September 2026 at 18:30. A representative from each boat is strongly encouraged to attend. Information from the briefing will be made available afterwards.

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1.7 RRS 52, Manual Power shall not apply. 1.8 For boats sailing in non-spinnaker divisions or events only headsails may be used. The entire luff of a headsail shall be effectively attached to a permanent load-bearing forestay. Only one headsail shall be flown at a time, except during changes. Refer to RRS 55. 1.9 Appendix T, Arbitration will apply unless stated differently in the SSI’s. 1.10 If there is a conflict between the NOR and SI’s the SI’s will take precedence. 1.11 For Elliott 7 (Division Y) RRS 40.1, Personal Flotation Devices, shall apply at all times while afloat. 1.12 The RNZYS Handicapping policy shall apply. Competitors are reminded of RNZYS Handicapping Policy 2(e) - Owners of yachts that have been upgraded or modified so as to increase the yachts performance before a series or between races must notify the Handicap Committee of these changes before the next series or race they intend to compete in. 2. COMMUNICATIONS WITH COMPETITORS 2.1 Notices to competitors will be posted on the official notice board for each series located on the club website at rnzys.org.nz 2.2 Supplementary Sailing Instructions (SSI’s) will be posted online on the RNZYS website at rnzys.org.nz 2.3 Boats (and support vessels) shall maintain a listening watch on VHF channel 77 on deck unless stated differently in the event Supplementary Sailing Instructions. The failure to receive a radio message from the race committee will not be grounds for redress. This changes RRS 61.4 (b)(1). 2.4 The RNZYS Club WhatsApp Community will be used for race related communication. Links to join can be found on the club website at www.rnzys.org.nz. Competitors should request to join the race or division related groups relevant to them. 3. CHANGES TO SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 3.1 Any change to the SailingInstructions will be posted before 0900 on the day it will take effect unless this time is changed in the Supplementary Sailing Instructions. Any change to the schedule of races will be posted by 2000 on the day before it will take effect. 4. SIGNALS MADE ASHORE 4.1 Signals made ashore will be displayed from the RNZYS flagpole located to the north-east of the RNZYS clubrooms.

2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK 5. SCHEDULE OF RACES 5.1 To alert boats that a race or sequence of races will begin soon, the orange starting line flag will be displayed with one sound at least five (5) minutes before a warning signal is made, unless changed in the event SSI. 6. CLASS FLAGS 6.1 Unless otherwise stated in the SSI’s, the class flags will be: Class

Class Flag

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Code Flag ‘E’ or E7 insignia on white background

6.2 [DP] All boats, except Young 88, Farr MRX, Elliott 7’s and Multi-hull boats when racing in Q, G, Y or M division respectively, shall display their class flag from the backstay of the boat, at least 1 metre above the deck line while racing so that it is clearly visible to other boats. Boats without a backstay or running backstays shall fly their class flag from the port shrouds. Failure to clearly display the class flag may result in the boat being scored Did Not Start without a hearing unless dispensation is given in the event. This changes RRS 35, A5.1 and A5.2. 7. THE COURSES 7.1 No later than the warning signal the race committee will designate the course by displaying the course number. The race committee may also notify boats of the course via txt, WhatsApp message and/or VHF radio. The failure to send a course message or a boat’s failure to receive a course message will not be grounds for redress. This changes RRS 61.4 (b)(1). 7.2 Harbour courses: The courses are shown in the RNZYS Course Addendum A, B or W online at the RNZYS website. They show the courses, the order in which rounding marks are to be passed, and the side on which each mark is to be left. 7.3 Windward Leeward courses: The courses will be included in the SSI’s. They show the courses, the order in which rounding marks are to be passed, and the side on which each mark is to be left. 8. MARKS 8.1 Harbour courses: All marks will be yellow Auckland Council Harbour Racing Buoys, channel or cardinal marks, unless the mark is missing and may be replaced with an inflatable buoy, or an official boat displaying code flag ‘M.’ The yellow racing buoy locations, including GPS positions are online under Race Documents and Courses on the RNZYS website and in the RNZYS handbook. 8.2 Windward Leeward courses: A list of the marks that will be used, including a description of each one, will be included in the event SSI’s. 8.2 Robotic Marks: Robotic marks are autonomous; these marks will go back to the original position if they are dragged or otherwise moved off station. Routine movement of autonomous marks will not be grounds for redress. This includes minor readjustments and marks returning to station after having been pushed or dragged away by a competitor. 8.3 Fairway Marks: Boats racing shall pass on the main channel side of the following fairway marks: 1. Rangitoto Beacon, 2. Iliomama Rock Beacon,

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2026-2027 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON MEMBERS HANDBOOK 3. Browns Island Beacon, 4. Beacon on Emu Rock (off Motutapu), 5. Bean Rock Light and Doris Rock Beacon (approx. 25m north), 6. Red buoys on eastern side of Motuihe Channel, 7. Beacon on Sewer Outlet (Orakei), 8. Cable beacons east of Devonport Wharf, 9. Green Sandspit marker stake (SW of Torpedo Wharf), 10. All moored vessels in or adjacent to the designated Small Craft Moorings areas shown on Chart NZ 5232, 11. The Okahu Bay wave break and all moored vessels in the Okahu Bay mooring area, 12. The harbour bridge main navigational span pylons. 9. EXCLUSION ZONES 9.1 Prohibited Racing Areas: The following areas (shown in Appendix A) are designated as exclusion zones for all races: a) The Westhaven Boat Harbour area defined as south of a line representing an extension of the breakwater to the most northern point of Wynyard Point – (diagram A), b) The Auckland Ferry Terminal Basin defined by Auckland Council Navigation Bylaw (Specific Areas and Conditions of Use) Control 2021. Described as; The area between Princess and Queens Wharves and a line extending 50m beyond the end of these two wharves - (diagram B), c) The Commercial Harbour area defined by Auckland Council Navigation Bylaw (Specific Areas and Conditions of Use) Control 2021. Described as; south of a straight line drawn between the end of princess wharf and the north-western point of the Fergusson Container Terminal – (diagram C), d) The Defence area marked on Chart NZ 5322 around the Naval Dock, Calliope Wharves, Devonport – (diagram D). 10. LARGE VESSEL MOVING PROHIBITED ZONES: 10.1 At all times boats shall comply with the Auckland Council Navigation Safety Bylaw 2021 Part 2, Subpart 10, clause 54 – “Moving Prohibited Zone” as described below. Moving Prohibited Zones are designated as Obstructions for the purposes of the RRS Definitions and RRS 19 and 20. Auckland Council Navigation Safety Bylaw 2021 – Part 2, Subpart 10 – 54 - Vessels Must Not Impede a Large Vessel In A Pilotage Area, 1. The person in charge of a vessel under 500 gross tonnage in a pilotage area must not allow that vessel to impede the navigation of any vessel of 500 gross tonnage or more. 2. The person in charge of a vessel must not navigate the vessel within the moving prohibited zone of a large vessel that is in a pilotage area. 3. A moving prohibited zone is an area of navigable water around a large vessel that – a. extends 100 metres to each side or the width of the marked channel, whicheveris the lessor distance; and b. continues at the width in (a) to 100 metres astern and 500 metres ahead of the vessel; and c. follows the line of the marked or buoyed channel when changing course. 4. However, (2) does not apply to the pilotage area within the Tamaki River. 11. THE START 11.1 Races will be started using RRS 26, unless changed by the event NOR or SSI’s. 11.2 The starting line is between a staff displaying an orange flag on the race committee vessel or the Westhaven Start Tower and the course side of the starting mark.

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11.3 [NP] When a starting sequence is in progress, boats whose warning signal has not been made shall avoid the starting area. The starting area is defined as the area 50m from the starting line in all directions.

11.4 If any part of a boat’s hull is on the course side of the starting line at her starting signal and she is identified, the race committee will attempt to broadcast her name and/or sail number on VHF channel 77. Failure to make a broadcast, failure of her to hear such a broadcast, or the order in which boats are broadcast will not be grounds for a request for redress. This changes RRS 61.1(a). 11.5 General Recalls: In the event of a General Recall then the warning signal for the recalled division will be made with the starting signal for the last scheduled start. If more than one division is recalled, the recalled divisions will start at 5-minute intervals in the same sequence in which they were recalled. The “First Substitute” will be lowered at the same time as the preparatory signal is lowered 1 minute before the start of the next division. This changes RRS 29.2. 11.6Unless stated differently in the SSI’s, boats failing to start within 4 minutes of their starting signal for Windward Leeward racing, or within 9 minutes of their starting signal for Harbour or Passage racing, shall be scored Did Not Start without a hearing. This changes RRS A5. 12. CHANGE OF THE NEXT LEG OF THE COURSE 12.1 Harbour Courses: a) Legs of the course will not be changed.This changes RRS 33. 12.2 Windward Leeward Courses: a) To change the next leg of the course, the race committee will lay a new mark (or move the finishing line) and remove the original mark as soon as practicable. A description of the new mark will be in the SSI’s. When in a subsequent change a new mark is replaced, it will be replaced by an original mark. b) When Mark 1 has been replaced, Mark 1a is no longer a mark of the course. It will be removed as soon as practicable. This changes RRS 33(c). c) A Change of Course will be signalled by the display of flag ‘C’ only with repetitive sounds.This changes RRS 33(a) and RRS 33(b). 13. THE FINISH 13.1 The finishing line is between a staff displaying a blue flag on the race committee vessel or the Westhaven Start Tower and the course side of the finishing mark, unless changed by the event SSI’s. 14 PENALTY SYSTEM 14.1 The Two-Turns Penalty as per RRS 44.1 shall apply, unless changed by the NOR or SSI’s.

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15. TIME LIMITS 15.1 The SSI’s will state which of the following time limits, if any will apply and, for each, the time limit. Mark 1 Time Limit - Time limit for the first boat to pass Mark 1. Race Time Limit - Time limit for the first boat to start, sail the course and finish. Finishing Window - Time limit for boats to finish after the first boat starts, sails the course and finishes. 15.2 Unless stated in the event SSI’s there is no Mark 1 Time Limit. 15.3 Boats failing to finish within the Finishing Window after the first boat starts, sails the course and finishes shall be scored Did Not Finish without a hearing. This changes RRS 35, A5.1 and A5.2. 16. PROTESTS AND REQUESTS FOR REDRESS 16.1 Hearing request forms are available on the RNZYS website and at the Race Office. Protests and requests for redress or reopening shall be delivered to the Race Office within the appropriate time limit. 16.2 For each division or class, the protest time limit is 90 minutes after the last boat has finished the last race of the day or the Race Committee signals no more racing today, whichever is the later. This changes RRS 60.3 (b). 16.3 Notices will be posted to inform competitors of hearings in which they are parties or named as witnesses and when and where the hearings will be held. 16.4 Notices of protests by the race committee, technical committee or protest committee will be posted to inform boats under RRS 60.2 (d). 17. SAFETY REGULATIONS 17.1 A boat that retires from a race shall notify the race committee at the first reasonable opportunity, either via VHF channel 77 as indicated in SI 2.3, by telephone or in person. 17.2 All boats must maintain a listening watch on deck on VHF channel 77 as indicated in SI 2.3, and on VHF channel 16 at all times while racing. Emergency communication must be made on VHF channel 16. 18. SUPPORT VESSELS 18.1 [DP] Except when requested to participate in rescue operations or as a support vessel for a sport multihull, team leaders, coaches, and other support persons shall stay outside areas where boats are racing and are restricted to a 5 knot speed limit, from the time of the preparatory signal for the first start of a sequence of starts until all boats have finished racing or the race committee signals a postponement or abandonment of all races. The areas the boats are racing in is defined as the area inside the course and within 100m of any mark, lay line, starting line, finishing line or any area where any boat that is racing, is sailing or may sail. 18.2 [DP] All support and coach boats must have VHF communications and be available to assist the race committee if required.

19. RIGHTS TO USE NAME AND LIKENESS 19.1 By participating in a RNZYS event, competitors automatically grant to the Organising Authority and the event sponsors the right, in perpetuity, to make, use, and show, at their discretion, any photography, audio and video recordings, and other reproductions of them made at the venue or on the water from the time of their arrival at the venue, until their final departure, without compensation. 19.2 All those who take part in any event as competitors, as well as support crew, spectators and officials agree to be overflown by a drone during the duration of the event. This includes your person and your property (boats). 20. RISK STATEMENT 20.1 RRS 3 states: “The responsibility for a boat’s decision to participate in a race or to continue racing is hers alone.” By participating in this event each competitor agrees and acknowledges that sailing is a potentially dangerous activity with inherent risks. These risks include strong winds and rough seas, sudden changes in weather, failure of equipment, boat handling errors, poor seamanship by other boats, loss of balance on an unstable platform and fatigue resulting in increased risk of injury. Inherent in the sport of sailing is the risk of permanent, catastrophic injury or death by drowning, trauma, hypothermia or other causes. 20.2 All those taking part in RNZYS races or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS, as between the RNZYS and each of those so taking part, do so at their own risk and responsibility. The RNZYS and any sponsor associated with this event has no liability for any damage, loss or any penalty suffered by any boat crew or any other person taking part in such events. The RNZYS and any sponsor associated with this event shall not be responsible for the seaworthiness of a boat whose entry is accepted and/or the sufficiency and/or adequacy of its equipment or the competence of its skipper or crew. The RNZYS reserves the right in its sole and uncontrolled discretion to refuse entry. 21. INSURANCE 21.1 Each participating boat shall be insured with valid marine third-party liability insurance with a minimum cover of $5,000,000 per incident or the equivalent. 22. FURTHER INFORMATION

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DIAGRAM A The Westhaven Boat Harbour

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Start – Stanley Point Buoy 3 (P) – Westhaven Buoy 1 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (S) – Westhaven Buoy 1 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (S) – Finish Westhaven

5.7

ALL

Start – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Westhaven Buoy 1 (S) – Chelsea Buoy 19 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (S) – Finish Westhaven

5.3

ALL

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Stanley Point Buoy 3 (P) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

5.2

ALL

Start – Bayswater Buoy 2 (S) – Stanley Point Buoy 3 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Finish Westhaven

5.2

ALL

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (P) – Finish Westhaven

ALL

Start – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Finish Westhaven

Start – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

7.8

Start – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Stanley Point Buoy 3 (P) – Finish Westhaven

6.2

Start – Stanley Point Buoy 3 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – North Head Buoy 6 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

8.1

Start – Stanley Point Buoy 3 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (P) – Finish Westhaven

6.3

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (P) – Westhaven Buoy 1 (S) – Chelsea Buoy 19 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (S) – Finish Westhaven

9.5

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (P) – Westhaven Buoy 1 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (S) – Finish Westhaven

W/E

WSW

ARM

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

10.4

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

9.1

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

7.4

All Others

NNE / SSW

ARM

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Flax Point Buoy 12 (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

11.1

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

9.6

All Others

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – North Head Buoy 6 (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

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Course and Mark Rounding

NMs

ARM

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Flax Point Buoy 12 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (P) – Finish Westhaven

11.2

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (P) – Finish Westhaven

9.7

All Others

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – North Head Buoy 6 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (P) – Finish Westhaven

8.4

ARM

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Flax Point Buoy 12 (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

11.1

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

9.6

All Others

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – North Head Buoy 6 (P)– Resolution Buoy 18 (S) Bayswater Buoy 2 (P) – Finish Westhaven

8.4

ARM

Start – Salt Works Buoy 11 (S) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

11.8

Start – Flax Point Buoy 12 (S) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

10.8

All Others

Start – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (S) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

9.5

ARM

Start – Iliomama Buoy D (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

Start – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

13.4 10.9

All Others

Start– Northern Leading Buoy 14 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Westhaven

9.9

ARM

Start – Motukorea Buoy G (P) – Iliomama Buoy D (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Finish Westhaven

13.6

Start – Motukorea Buoy G (P) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Finish Westhaven

11.9

All Others

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Finish Westhaven

10.1

ARM

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) –Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Resolution

13.9

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish Resolution

11.9

All Others

Start – Resolution Buoy 18 (P) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Bastion Buoy 16 (S) – Finish Resolution

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Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (S) – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Finish Resolution

13.8

Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (S) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (S) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Finish Resolution Start – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Finish Resolution

11.6

8.6

ARM

Start – Motukorea Buoy G (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (S) – Iliomama Buoy D (S) – Finish Resolution

14.7

Start – Motukorea Buoy G (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (S) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (S) – Finish Resolution

11.4

All Others

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (S) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (S) – Finish Resolution

8.3

ARM

Start – Iliomama Buoy D (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Motukorea Buoy G (S) – North Head Buoy 6 (P) – Finish Resolution

15.2

Start – Motukorea Buoy G (P) – North Head Buoy 6 (P) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Finish Resolution

10.1

All Others

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (S) – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – North Head Buoy 6 (P) – Bastion Buoy 16 (S) – Finish Resolution

9.3

ARM

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – McKenzie Buoy 10 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Salt Works Buoy 11 (P) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Finish Resolution

14.2

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – Salt Works Buoy 11 (P) – Rough Rock Buoy 7 (P) – Salt Works Buoy 11 (P) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Finish Resolution

12.4

All Others

Start – Bastion Buoy 16 (P) – Flax Point Buoy 12 (P) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Finish Resolution

8.9

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Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy 8 (S) – Motukorea Buoy G (P) – Flax Point Buoy 12 (P) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Finish Resolution

Start – North Head Buoy 6 (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy 8 (S) –Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – Flax Point Buoy 12 (P) –Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Finish Resolution Start – North Head Buoy 6 (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy 8 (S) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Finish Resolution

12.3

9.3

ARM

Start – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy 8 (S) – Motukorea Buoy G (P) –Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Finish Resolution

Start – Northern Leading Buoy 14 (P) – Flax Point Buoy 12 (S) – Motukorea Buoy G (P) – Rangitoto Buoy 13 (P) – Finish Resolution

12.6

All Others

Start – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (S) – Orakei Buoy 17 (P) – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (P) – North Head 6 (P) – Bastion Buoy 16 (S) – Finish Resolution

6.8

ARM

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Chelsea Buoy 19 (S) – Torpedo Bay Buoy 5 (S) – Finish Westhaven

15.2

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Chelsea Buoy 19 (S) – Stanley Point Buoy 3 (S) – Finish Westhaven

12.1

All Others 25

Course and Mark Rounding

Start – Bean Rock Buoy 15 (S) – Resolution Buoy 18 (S) – Chelsea Buoy 19 (S) – Bayswater Buoy 2 (S) – Finish Westhaven Course will be outlined in a Notice to Competitors

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Divisions

Course and Mark Rounding

NMs

ALL

Start (Orakei) – Leaving Eastern Navy Buoy Whangaparaoa to Starboard – Orarapa Island (Haystack) to Starboard – Rakino Island to Starboard – Finish (Orakei)

ALL

Start (Orakei) – Leaving Rangitoto Island to Port – Rakino Island to Port – Orarapa Island (Haystack) to Port – Eastern Navy Buoy Whangaparaoa to Port – Finish (Orakei)

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Divisions

Course and Mark Rounding

NMs

ALL

Start (Orakei) – Tiritiri Matangi (S) – Shearer Rock East Cardinal Mark (S) – Orarapa (Haystack Is) (S) – Sergent Channel Buoy E (S) – Finish (Orakei)

ALL

Start (Orakei) – Orarapa (Haystack Is) (S) – Sergent Channel Buoy E (S) – Finish (Orakei)

27.5

ALL

Course will be outlined in a Notice to Competitors

Tarahiki Courses Divisions

Course and Mark Rounding

NMs

ALL

Start (Westhaven)– passing north of Motuihe Island – Gannet Rock (S) – Tarahiki Island (S) – Rotoroa Island (S) – Passing through Ruthe Passage – Waiheke Island (S) - Motuihe Island (P) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish (Westhaven)

53.5

ALL

Start (Westhaven) - passing north of Motuihe Island – Gannet Rock (S) – Tarahiki Island (S) – Rotoroa Island (S) – Passing through Ruthe Passage – Waiheke Island (S) – Motuihe Island (S) – Browns Island (P) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish (Westhaven)

ALL

Start (Westhaven)- passing north of Browns Island (S) – Motuihe Island (P) – Passage Rock (S) – Motuihe Island (S) – Browns Island (P) – Orakei Buoy 17 (S) – Finish (Westhaven)

37.5

ALL

Course will be outlined in a Notice to Competitors

Night Race to Kawau Courses No.

Divisions

Course and Mark Rounding

NMs

ALL

Start (Westhaven)– Whangaparaoa Outermost Yellow buoy (P) – Motuketekete Island (P) – Passage Reef (S) – Finish between Momona Point and a Race Committee Boat displaying an amber flashing light moored to the west of Momona Point

ALL

Course will be outlined in a Notice to Competitors

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For courses 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5: The starting area will be advised on the day via WhatsApp and broadcast via VHF. The Race Committee Boat will display a green flag when the windward mark is to be rounded to starboard and a red flag when the windward mark is to be rounded to port, or no flag if windward mark is not laid. The windward mark if laid will be a RNZYS inflatable buoy moored approximately 1nm to windward of the start line.

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Divisions

Course and Mark Rounding

NMs

ALL

Start – Windward Mark if laid – Motutara Island (P) – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.5nms west of Challenger Island (P) – Motutara Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

ALL

Start – Windward Mark if laid – Motutara Island (P) – Flat Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (P) – Maori Rock (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

ALL

Start – Windward Mark if laid – Maori Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (S) – Flat Rock (S) – Motutara Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

ALL

Start – Windward Mark if laid– Motuora Island (P) – Flat Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (P) – Maori Rock (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

ALL

Start – Windward Mark if laid– Maori Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (S) – Flat Rock (S) – Motuora Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

ALL

Start – from the Race Committee Boat moored at the entrance of Bon Accord Harbour – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.4nm off Western Point Christian Bay (P) – RNZYS laid mark off Algies Point (P) – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.5nm off Moturekareka Island (P) – RNZYS laid mark west of the Race Committee Boat (P) – the Christian Bay laid mark (P) – the Algies Point laid mark (P) – the Moturekareka Island laid mark (P) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

ALL

Start – from the Race Committee Boat moored at the entrance of Bon Accord Harbour – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.5nm off Moturekareka Island (S) – RNZYS laid mark off Algies Point (S) – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.4nm off Western Point Christian Bay (S) – the Race Committee Boat mark (S) – the Moturekareka Island laid mark (S) – the Algies Point laid mark (S) – the Christian Bay laid mark (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

ALL

Course will be outlined in a Notice to Competitors

Round Rangitoto Courses No.

Divisions

Course and Mark Rounding

NMs

ALL

Start (Westhaven) – Leaving the group of Rangitoto, Motutapu & Rakino Islands either Port (P) or Starboard (S) – Torpedo (P) – Finish (Westhaven)

29.8

ALL

Course will be outlined in a Notice to Competitors

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What the Flag? If the Y Flag is flown from the RNZYS flagpole, then it’s mandatory for all sailors across all divisions and fleets to wear PFD’s

If K Flag is flown from the RNZYS flagpole before the start, the start and finish line will be from the Westhaven Tower and the ODM yellow mark

“Raise yours in hospitality to invite other members to your vessel”

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HONORARY ETNZ

Harbour Master Auckland Council Chief Executive Auckland Council Chairperson Voyager NZ Maritime Museum Chief Executive Auckland Unlimited Chief Executive Ports of Auckland Chief Executive Yachting New Zealand Inc. Mayor of Auckland Waitemata and Gulf Ward councillor RNZN Maritime Component Commander RNZN Chief of Navy RNZN Defence Relationship Manager Member of Parliament for Auckland Central Lady Pippa Blake 2010 Mr Peter Burling 2009 Mr Rick Dodson 1983

LIFE MEMBERS Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Sir Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms

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Bennett Bennett Bouzaid MBE Brooke Carran Collins Cook Coutts KNZM, CBE Crichton CNZM Dickson Harris Montgomery MBE Whiting, MBE

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FULL MEMBER 60 YEARS + Mr Mr

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Baker Brown

1961 1957

Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Richard Neville Edward James Graeme Malcolm Richard Don Doug Ross Lance Sandy Donald Blair Leonard Eric Hugh Richard Jim Peter Ross Ross Grey Derek Warwick Reston Douglas David Clive Tony Richard Robin Brian Bryan Chad Noel Frank Robert

Buchanan Collett Coutts Davern Dickey Don Fisher Galbraith Galbraith George Gladding Grigg Hargrave Harkness Heard Henry Jervis Lintott Lott Masfen McRobie ONZM Morton Ormsby Paterson Peacock Pollard Reid Robinson Ross CNZM Skelton Solomon Somerville Studman Taylor Thompson Vautier Warnock Woollams

1960 1963 1957 1960 1963 1962 1959 1962 1960 1961 1965 1962 1962 1965 1966 1965 1965 1964 1966 1962 1958 1957 1961 1962 1959 1963 1965 1964 1962 1965 1966 1962 1959 1966 1957 1963 1962 1961

FULL MEMBER 50 YEARS + Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Sir Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Colin Richard Andrew Richard Murray John Richard Bob John Russ Geoff Peter Steve Ron Clyde John Derek Michael Gerald Alan Rodger Bill Richard Bruce Stephen Grant Graham Edward Bob Ian Russell Tim David

Adams Adams Aitken Aitken Aldridge Algie Bishop Blakey Blundell Bowler Bridges Brook Burrett Carter ONZ Colson Crawford Cutting Daly Davies Day Duncan Endean Endean Farr Fisher FitzPatrick Gibbons Goodwin Gordon Green Green Gurr Hanson

1971 1967 1971 1976 1972 1968 1976 1973 1970 1976 1973 1972 1971 1968 1970 1976 1976 1975 1968 1976 1976 1972 1969 1972 1970 1976 1974 1973 1969 1974 1976 1971 1974

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Miss Alice Ms Jo Mr Josh Dr Roger Dominic Stella Liam Tony Marc Mr James Mr Tim Mr Simon Mr Sam Miss Erica Miss Karleen Magnus Ashley Chris Andrew Mr Bob Dr Roger Pascal Mr James Mr Adrian Mr Daniel Sam Mr Ross Mr Christopher Mr Thomas Mr James Carl Mr Joshua Iain Mr Michael Mr Callum Mr Ethan Mr Macgregor Ms Andrea Yechan Mr Peter

Nick Willem Mr Patrick Miss Liv Mr Andy Mr Jack Mr Stephen Mr Shane Elizabeth Mr Max Mr Sam Mr Sebastian Balin Mr Matt Joshua Jack Caleb Mr Peter Mr Martin Mr David Mr Nathan Ms Tanya Mr Ryan Mr Matthew Jacob Mr Kurt Mr Adam Mr Adrian Mr Vaughan Hayden Mr Eduardo Helena Mr Craig Kim Sean Mr Greg Mr James Mr David Mr Scott Mr Jamie Javier Mr Blair Edward Mr Cameron Mr Arnold Mr Joshua Mr Budiyanto Vanessa Sam Mr Ben Miss Serena Mr Roger Mr Kynan Mr Nick

FULL MEMBER 60 YEARS +

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FULL MEMBER 50 YEARS + Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Robin Ray John Des Ross Graham Rex Wayne Steven Geoff Peter Geoffrey Peter Bob Tim Graham Richard David Gilbert Derek Tom Gray David Bill Kim Terry John Chris Jonathan William Brett James Tony Robert Trevor David Winston Warwick John Charles Gary Peter Ray Blair Bruce Geoffrey Don Rachel Peter Don Max Tim Michael Wayne Chris

Hargrave Haslar Heise Hope Horner Hubble Hudson Hurst Hyde Jervis Jordan Land Lavelle Lawton Le Couteur Leach Leary Liggins Littler Macdonald Marshall OBE Mathias Matthews McCarthy McDell McDell McIntosh McMullen Milne Morris Neill Orr Parsons Paterson Perry Pountney Robinson Russell Sinclair St Clair Brown Stanborough Taylor Thompson Thorpe Tunnicliffe Turner Uljee Upton Vahry Walker Whittington Wiles Williams Williamson Wood

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Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Bryan Mike Cedric Raymond Rodney Paul Steve Clive Peter Terry David Thomas Andrew Barrie Malcom Mike Paul Shaun Murray Graeme Alan Alan Ross

Airey Alison Allan Barker Bartlett Barton Barton Bennett Beric Birss Brown Browne Buttle Campbell Champion Coleman Collins Connolly Cruickshank Cummings Davies Daysh Denniston

1979 1978 1976 1984 1980 1978 1985 1980 1979 1983 1978 1982 1986 1979 1977 1981 1977 1983 1978 1977 1976 1985 1983

Mr Hugh Mr Harry Mr Tom Mr Victor Mr Colin Mr William Mr Doug Mr Garry Mr John Hon. John Mr Martin Mr Tony Mr Chris Mr Geoffrey Mr Graham Mr Dave Mr Keith Mr Richard Mr Jack Mrs Margaret Mr Stan Mr David Mr Gerald Mr Mark Mr William Mr Garry Mr Jeff Mr Grahame Mr Ian Mr David Mr Denis Mr Bryan Mr Guy Mr Rod Mr Michael Mr David Mr Bryan Mr Ross Sir Chris Mr Bill Mr Stuart Mr Eric Mrs Tracy Mr John Mr Rod Mr Ray Mr Forres Dr Timothy Mr Bruce Mr Murray Mr Ken Mr David Dr Charles Mr Anthony Mr Neville Mr Frank Mr Mike Mr Kevin Mr Paul Mr Richard Mr Jolyon Dr Peter Mr Bradley Mr Alastair Mr Andrew Mr Peter Mr Tom Mr Nigel Mr Alastair Mr Chris Mr Les Mr Timothy Mr Kenneth Mr Laurence Mr Hugh Sir Sir Kenneth Mr Mack Mr Brian Mr Donald Mr Nick

Dent 1985 Dodson 1985 Dodson 1983 Double 1981 Duffee 1984 Earwaker MBE 1982 Elder 1978 Elliott 1985 Evans 1976 Faire 1980 Farrand 1979 Frankham 1978 Fraser 1977 Fraser 1984 Gibbs 1981 Giddens 1979 Goodall 1983 Green 1981 Hargraves 1979 Harkness 1981 Harwood 1982 Hicks 1981 Hill 1977 Hope 1984 Hopkins 1979 Horne 1977 Hurley 1978 Irvine 1982 Johnson 1980 Jordan 1980 Kendall 1981 King 1978 King 1986 Klarwill 1977 Lanigan 1981 Larkin 1977 Leyland 1978 Littler 1981 Mace KNZM 1984 Macky 1979 Macky 1978 Mahoney 1981 Malcolm 1982 Mandeno 1982 Marler 1980 McElroy 1976 McPheat 1986 Meakin 1977 Millar 1976 Mulcahy 1980 Mulgrew 1982 Nathan 1978 Palmer 1979 Park 1983 Paul 1976 Perry 1980 Peterson 1983 Pollock 1981 Price 1978 Purdy 1982 Ralston 1982 Raudkivi 1976 Reid 1982 Robertson 1985 Robertson 1976 Sargisson 1983 Schnackenberg OBE1982 Seebold 1984 Shanks 1979 Smith 1980 Smith 1977 Snedden 1977 Stanton 1979 Stanton 1978 Stedman 1979 Stevens 1976 Storey 1979 Thompson 1980 Thomson 1984 Thomson 1978

FULL MEMBER 40 YEARS + Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr

Geoff Brian Iain Donald Mark John Paul Debbie Nick Roy Mike Jeffrey

Thorpe Trubovich Valentine Webster Wells White CNZM Whiting Wiles Williams Wills Wilson

1981 1982 1985 1981 1978 1980 1979 1977 1984 1981 1983

FULL MEMBER 25 YEARS + Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Ms Mr Dr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Michael Andy John Nigel Brent Tony Brett Rob Wayne Andrew Gary Peter Ross Tony Peter Colin Ian Malcolm Jeremy Derek Gary Christopher Jane Mark Joe John Owen Peter Jon Peter Celia Mark Colin Colin Gregory John Simone Peter John David Denis Tim John Ray Jan Frans Matteo Kevin Ross Malcolm Kerry Evan Alan Keith Trevor Greg Samuel Graeme Steven Gerald Con Quintin Paul Michael Ken Michael Scott

Allpress Anderson Appleton Arkell Bailey Baker Bakewell-White Bassett Baston Bell Bickerton Black Blair Blake Boardman Booth Bourgeois Boyes Brabant Brandt Brent Brockliss Browne Browne Brownlee Bukowski Burn Busfield Cadwallader Calvert Carson Charlesworth Christian Churchouse Clark Coldicutt Cook Coote Cortese Cox Crampsie Cullinane Dalzell Davies Dawson De Court De Nora CNZM Dibley Dibley Dick Dines Dixon Drake Drummond Dunn Elliott Elliott Finch Fleming Flynn Fowler Fowler Goddard Goodger Goody Gray Grayson

1999 1996 1997 1997 1998 1996 1986 1995 1998 1996 1999 1996 1990 1996 1987 1988 1987 1996 1994 1991 2000 1988 1988 1998 1994 1997 1991 1987 1988 1987 1996 1996 1994 1991 1996 1995 1990 1987 2000 1998 1995 1998 1990 1993 1987 1998 1999 1991 1988 1999 1999 1997 1997 1998 1997 1988 2000 1995 1996 1987 1997 2001 1998 1997 1990 1987 1990

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1995 1988 1995 1992 1988 1995 1996 1989 1987 1996 1999 1990 1996 1995 1994 1988 1988 1986 1994 1989 1987 1988 1987 1996 2000 1994 1990 1995 1994 1994 1994 1992 1994 1991 1999 1998 1990 1988 1995 1997 1993 1997 2000 1995 2000 1997 1998 1996 1989 1999 1987 1996 1989 1992 1987 1986 1989 2000 1989 1996 1997 1997 2000 1988 1996 1995 2000 1995 1999 1991 1994 1995 1995 1990 1998 1997 1996 1998 1990 1995

Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Sir Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Kevin Chris Philip Bill Richard Layne Mark Bill Malcolm Stephen Erin Russell Warren Hans Brian Craig Tony Geddes Tony Ivor Vaughan Nathan Paul

Shoebridge Simpson Snook Speedy Stanton Stephens Tapper Taylor Thompson Tindall GNZM Tipping-Clatworthy Toplis Tuohey Van Der Velden Ward Watts Webb Weston Whiting Wilkins Wilkinson Williams Young

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FULL MEMBERS UNDER 25 YEARS Mr Josh Adams Mr Conal Alderson Mr Richard Allen Miss Josi Andres Ms Amelia Angus Mr Graham Applin Mr Marin Armstrong-Wills Mr Garth Ashby Miss Robyn Ashton Mr Paul Atkins Mr Justin Atkinson Mr Mansfield Bacon Mr Sean Bainbridge Miss Apikera Baker Mr Peter Baker Mr Finn Balchin Mr Taylor Balogh Mr Charles Banks Mr Ross Bannan Mr Sam Barnett Mr Thomas Baron Mr Andrew Barron Mr Lorenzo Barros Ms Elise Beavis Mr Chris Beckett Mr Martin Bell Mr Thomas Bendall Mr Tony (Anthony) Bennett Mr Dan Bernasconi Mr Jon Bilger Mr Stephen Blackhall Mr Brent Blakey Mr James Blyth Mr David Booth Mr Anthony Bosnyak Mr Michael Boucher Miss Rye Brady Mr Mark Bregman Mr William Brown Mr Thomas Buchanan Mr Wael Buheiry Mr Trevor Burgess Mr Philip Burrett Mr Nick Burridge Miss Anne Buttle Mr Timothy Cadell Mr Brodie Caldwell Ms Ellen Cameron Cmdr John Campbell Mr Paul Cane Ms Deborah Capill Mr Thomas Cashen Mr Graham Catley Mr Robert Chalberg Mr David Chan

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Mr Ross Ms Zoe Mr Sang Hyun Mr Ryan Mr Marcello Mr Vaughn Ms Louise Mr Mark Mr Matt Mr Phillip Mr Steve Mr Tom Mr Bruce Mr John Mr Glenn Mr Cody Mr Geoffrey Mr Peter Mr Adam Mr Bill Mr Grant Mr Gregory Mr Bill Ms Zoe Miss Hayley Mr Nicholas Miss Zoe Mr Lucas Ms Marguerite Mr Braedyn Miss Teaghan Miss Rose Dr Scott Ms Annette Mr Stewart Mr Alan Mr Nick Mr Andrew Mr David Mr Guy Mr James Mr Simon Mr Mark Mr Loick Mr Nick Mr Patrick Mr Dean Mr Gerard Mr Ohle Dr Alan Mr Ray Mr Christopher Mr Paul Mr Zachary Mr Pat Mr Robert Mr George Mr Zane Mr John Mr Carey Mr Steve Mr. Eric Mr Chris Mr Ashley Dr Dr Ian Mr Cliff Mr Tim Mr Ross Mr Mark Mr. Jonathan Ms Stephanie Mrs Jennifer Mr Henry Mr Nick Mr Ross Mr Geoffrey Mr Stephen Mrs Susan Mr Jack Mr Craig

Chapman Chapman Cho Chow Ciobo Clark Coburn Cole Cole Colebatch Collie Coote Copeland Cotching Cotterill Coughlan Cronhelm Cunningham Currey Dalbeth Dalton Daniel Davies Davis Dawe Dawe Dawson Day Delbet Denney Denney Dickey Diener Docking Dodson Draper Drummond Duff Duncan Eady Eady Eady Edmiston Eeman Egnot-Johnson Elliott Ellis Emery Eschen Farnell Ferner Field Fitzsimons Fong Galloway Garret Gautrey Gifford Gilbert Gillies Gilmour Gold Goodin Goodwin Goodwin Gordon Gorton Green Greene Ha Haden Haliday Hall Hall Hall Harden Harland-Smith Harland-Smith Harris Jnr Harrison

2002 2024 2012 2025 2017 2022 2012 2020 2020 2018 2011 2004 2005 2015 2023 2020 2015 2013 2011 2012 2003 2017 2013 2020 2022 2022 2025 2024 2015 2021 2024 2026 2018 2020 2024 2013 2021 2016 2017 2019 2025 2023 2014 2025 2017 2018 2024 2016 2025 2024 2024 2016 2016 2021 2017 2022 2025 2010 2024 2006 2002 2020 2024 2004 2021 2015 2017 2017 2012 2025 2017 2018 2024 2014 2017 2019 2017 2005 2006 2019

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Mr Brent Mr Marsden Mr Simon Mr Charles Mr Graham Mr Jack Mr Garry Mr Roger Mr Michael Dr Eric Ms Sue Mr David Mr John Mr Rob Mr Simon Mr Chris Mr Mark Mr Niels Mr Barry Mr Brian Mr Tom Mr Stuart Mr John Mrs Megan Mr Martin Mr Steve Mr Gregory Mr Jon Mrs Sheryl Mr Wade Mr Garry Mr Colin Mr Hamish Mr Don Mr Andrew Mr Joe Mr Colin Mr Mike Mr Anatole Mr Ross Mr Ross Mr David Mr Richard Mr John Mr Chris Mr Rick Mr Paul Mrs Kate Mr Hamish Mr Rodger Mr Christopher Mr Gregory Mr John Mr Mark Mr Geoffrey Mr Ray Cmdr Bruce Mr Andy Mr Bourke Mr Basil Mr Craig Mr Mark Ms Merle Mr Nigel Mr David Mr Tony Mr Trevor Mr Bruce Mr Michael Mr Andrew Mr Angus Mr Peter Mr John Mr Chris Mr Philip Mr Garry Mr Charles Mr Stuart Mr Michael Mr Humphrey

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Mr Layne Harwood Mr Steve Haslett Mr Russell Hawken Mr Nigel Hendy Mr Stephen Herstell Mrs Anne Hirst Mr Tim Hogan Mr Murray Holdaway Mr Peter Hollenstein Mr William Holmes Mr Chris Hood Mr Hamish Hooper Mr Cooper Hopman Mr Greg Horton Miss Poppy Hoskin Mr Greer Houston Miss Georgia Howlett Ms Angela Hull Mr Aaron Hume-Merry Mrs Elaine Huo Mr Kent Hutchings Mr Bernard Hyde Mr Josh Hyde Mr Scott Maxwell Illingworth Mr Rodger Jack Mr Mitchell Jackson Mr Andrew Jameson Ms Andrea Jane Mr Leo Jeffery Mr Rhett Jeffries Mr Ross Jessop Mr Corran John Mr Alex Johnson Mr Simon Judd Mr David Jury Mr Matthew Kelway Mr Christopher Kenrick Mr Derek Kerr Miss Mel Kirkman Mr Shane Kirkman Mr Bobby Kleinschmit Ms Helen Klisser During Mr Ibuki Koizumi Ms Colette Kraus Mr Murray Lamont Miss Catalina Leiva Mr Mike Leyland Mr Dominic Lilley Miss Albertine Lind Mr Oliver Lloyd Mrs Melissa Logan Mr Spencer Loxton Mr Harry Lynskey Mr Rory Macdonald Mr Christopher Macindoe Mr Michael Mackey Mr Aidan Mackle Mr Carl Madsen Mr Mike Mahoney Mr Steve Mair Sir Peter Maire Mr Mark Malpass Mr Riki Manarangi Mr Simon Manning Mr Richard March Mr Richard Marks Miss Alissa Marshall Mr Barry Martin Mr Joshua Martin Mr Shannon Martin Dr Dion Martley Miss Diana Mason Mr David Mathieson Mr Louis Mayo Mr Luke McAllum Mr Andrew McAlpine Mr Ryan McCook Ms Rhonda McCrea Mr Tim McCulloch Mr Martin McElwee

Mr Angus McKenzie Mr Brent McKenzie Mr Graham McKenzie Dr Garth McKilliam Mr Connel McLaren Mr William McLaren Mr Harry McMullen Mr Hugo McMullen Miss Holly McNeill Mr Blair McPheat Mr Kevin McPheat Ora Mead Mr Tim Meldrum Mr Peter Mence Miss Anna Merchant Mr Zak Merton Mr Marc Michel Mr Harrison Milne Mr Lode Missiaen Mr Josh Moala Mr John Montgomery Mr Matt Moroney Mr Stefano Morosin Mr Jeffery Morrison Mr Aaron Mortimer Mr Manouch Moshayedi Mr Neil Murdoch Mr Robert Myers Cpt Mark Nadeau Mr Gerhard Nagele Mr Ho-wing Ng (Bernard) Mr Peter Nicholas Mr Wayne Oliver Ms Lori Jade Ormandy Mr Andrew Oswald Mr Cameron Ottaway Mr Massimiliano Paglione Mr Graeme Palliser Mr Charles Palmer Dr Richard Parker Mr Peter Parkin Mr Benjamin Paul Mr Larry Paul Mr Kerry Peart-Baillie Mr Andrew Peat Mr Lance Pemberton Miss Greta Pilkington Ms Giordana Pipornetti Prof Rocco Pitto Mr Malcolm Pollard Mr Andrew Pollock Mr Barry Potter Mr Terence Pratley Ms Annette Presley Mr David Pringle Mr Michael Rasmussen Mr David Rees Mr Sean Regan Mr Jonathan Reid Mr William Reid Mr Thomas Renhart Mr Peter Restall Mr Geoffrey Ridley Mr Max Robertson Mr David Robinson Mr James Robinson Ranger Mr Ben Roff Ms Sally Roff Mr Murray Rose Mr Adam Ross Mr Bruce Ross Mr Peter Ross Mr Alastair Russell Mr Brett Russell Mr James Russell Mr Russell Rutan Mr Mike Sanderson Mr Logan Sanko Mr Luis Schneider Miss Georgia Schofield

2011 Scott Mr Bruce 2007 Scott Mr Malcolm 2023 Scott Mr Sam 2020 Senior Mr Geoffrey 2025 Shaw Mr Oliver 2001 Shaw Mr Robert 2024 Short Mr Nathaniel 2015 Siermans Mr Michael 2023 Simmiss Mr Craig 2017 Simmons Mr Brian 2011 Mr Jatinder Pal Singh 2024 Smart Mr Harry 2022 Smith Mr Hayden 2014 Smith Mr Howard 2024 Smith Mr Mike 2024 Smith Mr Rowan 2020 Smith Mr Stephen 2026 Solly Mr Charlie St Clair Brown-Harcrow 2022 Miss Helena 2024 Stansfield Mr Peter 2026 Mr Sebastian Steckley 2022 Stevenson Mr Jordan 2022 Stewart Ms Linda 2013 Still Mr Bob 2005 Mr Randolph Stockwell 2021 Stone Mr Gavin 2011 Stones Mr Stephen 2024 Stoopin Mr David 2021 Street Mr Sam 2015 Strong Mr Paul 2010 Ms Stephanie Stubbs 2021 Subritzky Mr Paul 2020 Sullivan Miss Anna 2007 Sunich Mrs Sarah 2016 Tapsell Mr Ngata 2021 Taylor Mr Andrew 2017 Taylor Mr Jeffrey 2017 Taylor Mr Ralph 2020 Thomas Mr Peter 2017 Thomas Mr Ryan 2018 Thomsen Mr Ian 2017 Thomson Miss Megan 2017 Tracy-Inglis Mr Mark 2021 Trask Mr Keith 2010 Tremeer Mr Garth 2024 Tyler Mr David 2025 Tyndall Mr Jake 2018 Van de Wetering Mr Adriaan 2017 Van Gulik Ms Sharon 2018 Van Vugt Mr Byron 2021 Vause Mr Peter 2017 Wagstaff Mr Stephen 2021 Wallace Mr Bill 2009 Wallis Mr Tony 2016 Walsh Mr Bernard 2017 Wardle Mr John 2022 Wason Mr Boyd 2006 Watkins Mr Don 2008 Watson Mr Brian 2026 Webster Mr Carl 2024 Webster Mr Nick 2023 Webster Chung Miss Vivien 2019 Wedekind Mr Andrew 2026 Weisz Mr Paco 2022 West Mr James 2013 Weston Mr Thomas 2009 White Mr Gavin 2020 White Miss Maeve 2023 Wight Mr Andrew 2017 Wiles Mr Geoffrey 2006 Wilgermein Mr Andy 2013 Wilkinson Mr Russ 2018 Wilson Mr Tim 2024 Wooldridge Mr Robbie 2024 Woolley Mr Scott 2020 Wooster Mr Mark 2025 Wren Miss Charlotte 2017 Wren Miss Harriet 2018 Wylie Mr Martin 2021 Yates Mr Nicholas

2014 2021 2015 2012 2018 2011 2020 2020 2010 2017 2016 2010 2015 2017 2022 2008 2024 2018 2024 2017 2019 2008 2021 2023 2008 2015 2017 2013 2023 2022 2016 2005 2025 2005 2004 2009 2024 2023 2023 2006 2015 2021 2015 2005 2013 2024 2012 2025 2026 2020 2016 2020 2026 2021 2009 2017 2024 2015 2014 2003 2006 2011 2022 2021 2004 2025 2023 2010 2009 2025 2024 2011 2008 2020 2017 2018 2024 2005 2024 2004

2013 2012 2007 2010 2005 2019 2022 2022 2018 2014 2014 2026 2016 2013 2014 2017 2019 2016 2018 2024 2012 2026 2016 2017 2007 2021 2009 2020 2026 2017 2026 2020 2002 2023 2021 2024 2024 2018 2012 2016 2009 2024 2012 2010 2013 2022 2015 2017 2008 2013 2015 2007 2018 2017 2018 2020 2015 2004 2019 2018 2010 2015 2019 2014 2020 2025 2025 2026 2021 2022 2025 2025 2026 2013 2009 2014 2013 2024 2022 2023

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Mr Mason Mulcahy Mr Thomas Mulcahy Mr Robert Neumann Mrs Siri Neumann Mr Philipp Anton Neumann Mrs Grace Nisbet Mr Bruce Nisbet Mrs Pamela Omidyar Mr Pierre Omidyar Mr Patrick O'Reilly Mrs Rachel O'Reilly Mr Flynn O'Reilly Miss Anna O'Reilly Mr Peter Illingworth Mrs Sharon Illingworth Mr Brian Petersen Mrs Keiko Petersen Mr Guy Pilkington Mrs Jane Pilkington Miss Claudia Pilkington Mr George Pilkington Mr Tom Pilkington Mrs Paula Satterthwaite Mr Craig Satterthwaite Miss Asha Satterthwaite Miss Gretel Satterthwaite Mr Terence Stevens-Prior Mrs Lara Stevens-Prior Mstr Nico Stevens-Prior Mr Mark Stuart Ms Prue Dawson Mr Timothy Stuart Mr James Murray Mrs Kate Murray Mr Casey Murray Miss Sophia Murray Mr Thierry Verstraete Ms Lydivine Mukandekezi Mr Clement Verstraete Miss Mazarine Verstraete Mr Richie Watson Mrs Abbie Watson Mstr Sam Watson Ms Sarah Weersing Mr Robert Daly Miss Charlotte Daly Mr Hamish Williams Mrs Yvette Williams Miss Ashley Smart Mr Peter Wilkinson Mr Will Yates Mrs Sarah Yates Mr Edward Yates Mr James Yates

Aaron Frank Gregory

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FAMILY MEMBERS Aabryn Aabryn Aabryn Aabryn Armstrong Wills Bicknell Campbell Blakey Blakey Buckland Buckland Buckland Buckland Crafer Smith Cullinane Cullinane Cullinane Cullinane Cunningham Jonas Cunningham Cunningham Davies Davies Duurentijdt Duurentijdt Duurentijdt Elliott Elliott Elliott Finlay Finlay Gravit Gravit Gravit Gravit Huang Ji Huang Jacobsen Jacobsen Jones Jones Keenan Hansen Keenan Weston Keenan Lake Keiper Leyland Leyland Mathews Bacon McLaren McLaren McLaren McLaren McLaren Mears Mears Johnston Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Moors Moors Moors Moors Mulcahy Mulcahy Mulcahy

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COUNTRY MEMBERS Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mrs Mr Ms Mr Mr MR Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr

Hamish Tim Bradley Peter Bruce Mark Daniel Carla Melanie Michael Christine Terry Philip James Gareth Mark Colin Robert Richard Matthew Scott Michele Ron

Archer Archibald Aspin Baddeley Bartley Baxter Bem Bennett Best Best Bird Brailsford Brown Bundy Burrett Cashen Cashmore Cawson Cleave Colebrook Colebrook Colenso Collins

2010 1997 2019 2017 2024 1986 1999 1993 1999 1994 2012 2013 1990 2026 2016 2001 2018 1987 2020 1991 1984 2022 2014

Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr

Glen Jo Graeme Derek Steve Murray Glenn Shara John Phillip Harry Claude Simon Emily Kerstin Richard Grant Michael Damian Peter Hugh Scott Andrew Dene Wayne David Bob Sean Chris Paul Simon Philip Anthea Jon Bruce Barry Tim Craig Robert Chris Scott Alisha John Christopher Kit Anthony Mark Brent Brett Ross Ben Ian Peter Mark Malcolm Kevin Benita Chris Jim Richard James Rex James Matthew Les Harry Victoria Brett David Brent Mark John Banu James Douglas Ryan Ric David Sean

Cossey Coutts Crawshaw Crombie Cruickshank Cummings Cunningham Cutler Darby Darke de Jong de Jongh Dickey Dimock Dittmar Dodd Faber Farmer Flynn Fraser Fulton Galbraith Garland Gilbert Gilfoyle Gillies Glen Gourley Gudgeon Harris Harrison Hart Hatfield Henry Herbert Hillyer Hooson Hopkins Hurley Hutton Jutson King Kirkman La Pine Lawrence Leighs Lines Linnell Lornie Lornie Lupton Macdonald MacDonald Macnicol Macpherson Mann Marriott Martin Martin Mason McCaig McCamish McCarthy McCaughan McDonald McKeogh McKeogh Mills Mitchell Mullan Newnham Nicholls Oney Ormsby Owens Parkin Parore Parr Paterson

2006 2026 2021 2020 2022 1995 1994 2017 2015 2014 2011 2012 1992 2018 2021 2017 1993 2026 1998 2014 2007 1988 2012 2018 1989 2013 1987 2021 2016 1999 2020 2006 2018 2020 2015 1985 2008 2012 1976 2016 2026 2022 1995 2002 2025 2012 2005 2008 2019 1997 2004 1998 2007 2013 2009 2009 2020 2014 2012 1995 2025 2008 2021 2016 1996 2005 1992 2022 2022 2003 2019 2026 2020 2013 2000 1995 2009 2018 1990

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Mr Paul Mrs Natasha Mstr Arthur Mr Oscar Mr Philip Annie Mr Richard Ms Zib Mr David Mrs Keren Mrs Donna Mr Paul Mstr Louie Miss Phoebe Mrs Angie Mr Chris Mr Jonathan Mrs Victoria Miss Alexandra Miss Ines Mr Barret Ms Penelope Msrt Archer Miss Piper Mr Gareth Mrs Nalayani Mr Maarten Mrs Julie Miss Andre Mr Michael Mrs Dawn Mr Benjamin Mr Dean Mrs Lisa Mr Jonathan Mrs Jennifer Miss Catherine Mr Edward Mr Wayne Ms Fiona Msrt Johnathan Mrs Gillian Mr Mark Mr Bevan Mrs Kate Mr Rodney Ms Nicky Miss Libby Miss Summer Mr Felix Ms Monica Mr Bruce Mrs Penelope Mr Warwick Ms Alison Mr Michael Mr Scott Mrs Rachael Miss Annabelle Mr Fraser Mr Hamish Mr Peter Mrs Catherine Ms Michelle Mr Jeremy Mr Hamish Miss Sophie Mr Toby Mrs Theresa Miss Evie Mr Oliver Mr Kayne Mrs Amy Miss Katie

COUNTRY MEMBERS 2016 2016 2025 2025 2025 2020 2022 2025 2025 1999 2004 2006 2016 1987 1995 1994 2019 2017 2018 2018 2018 2018 1995 1994 2024 2024 2021 2021 2021 2025 2025 2025 2024 2024 2024 2024 2021 2021 2021 2021 2015 2019 2020 2025 2025 2025 2014 2024 2024 2020 1987 2021 2021 2021

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COUNTRY MEMBERS Mr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Miss Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Cpt Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Miss Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Mr Mr Ms Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr

Colin Pauling Geoffrey Payne Andrew Peacocke Tom Peyton Kate Plaw Mikayla Plaw Mitchell Plaw Brian Plimmer Loren Poole Terence Porter Valerie Poss Michael Priest Victor Rabone Alan Reynolds Aaron Rink Nicholas Roberts Don Robertson Dr Peter Robinson Mark Rothwell Kevin Russ Ian Russell Philip Rzepecky Jay Scanlon Alistair Scott Neil Smith Adrienne Speakman Robert Spurway Rod Studd George Talbot Robert Thom Barbara Thomson Gregory Tomlinson Wayne Tomlinson John Toon Benjamin Tothill Trevor Turnock Andy Tyler Kenneth Vincent John Waugh James Wellwood Stephen White Sarah Wiblin Graeme Wilding Ronald Wilkin Jeffrey Williams Nicola Williams Margot Wilson Rupert Wilson Simon Withers Ralph Royle Woolerton John Yarrow

2016 2019 2022 2025 2020 2020 2020 2003 2023 1986 2021 2020 2016 2013 2017 2021 1979 2017 2012 1995 2021 2012 2015 2002 2014 2014 1996 2023 2016 2009 2018 2019 2004 1990 2015 1985 1992 2018 2007 1980 1979 2019 2020 1976 2017 2020 2020 2004 2010 2024 2003

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Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr Ms Ms Mr Mr Mr Prof Mr Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr

Brian Tobias Carole Ted Thomas Cameron Rodney Fred Valery James Johanna Phillip Bruce Marcus Michele Linda Billy Adam Dean Surinder Douglas John Amy Viktoriya Tom John Ed

Aitken Andres Andrew Andrew Andrewes Appleton Ardern Baird Baranov Barnes Bates Benedetti Berriman Blackmore Blackmore Blakeway Boyd Boys Bromiley Brrar Buck Buck Bullard Butler Camp Carr Carrell

1994 2018 2025 1996 1978 1999 1991 2001 2012 2019 2023 2024 2019 1998 2024 1997 2018 2000 2019 2026 1993 2023 2017 2025 2024 2025 2024

Mr Blair Carty Ms Bill Caswell Mr. Tink Chambers Mr Scott Clark Mr Marc Clemson Mr Taylor Colangelo Miss Chris Collings Mr Joseph Compton Mr Nathan Cook Mr Peter Cooney Mr Richard Cooney Mr Timothy Corcoran Mr Lorie Corlett Pres Capt John Cornwell Cpt Kc Coultrup Mr Adrien Creuze Mr Cheyne Cudby Miss Rob Curtis Mr Alex Cuthill Mr Troy Daum Mr Simon Davidson Mr Alison Henry Davies Mrs Graham Dawson Mr Mark de Rohan Barondes Mr Ronald De Waal Mr Olivier Decamps Mr Jourdan Devereaux SIr Robert Devine Dr Scott Dickson Mr Grant Dockery Mr Joseph Drake Mr Andrew Duff Mr Catherine Duigan Miss Will Durant Mr Katy Elders Dr Ralph Ellis Mr David Endean Mr Roy Evans Pres Paul Eykamp, PhD Dr Richard Eyre Mr Marcel Fachler Mr Lawrence Finch Mr David Findlay Mr Benjamin Fisher Mr Marc Focke Mr Paul Francis Mr William Gain Mr James Gale Mr Bruce Gault Mr Alexandre Germanovich Mr Debbie Goodland Ms Edward Grant Mr Simon Groom Mr John Grove Mr Jon Gundersen Mr Kyle Gundersen Mr Cameron Hadlow Mr Michael Hanita Mr Gregory Hanson Mr Peter Harris Mr Elizabeth Harrison Mrs Benny Harrop Mr Richard AustinHaworth Mr Shelby Heitman Ms Campbell Herbert Mr Sam Herbert Mr Yvette Hill-Willis Ms Laurence Hillyer Mr Nigel Hollis Mr Susan Hollis Mrs Bradford Hooper Mr Kristoffer Houlihan Mr Devon Hyde Mr Michael Hyde Mr Michael Illbruck Mr Scott Innes-Jones Mr Lance Irving Mr Mark Itnyre Mr Aly Jetha Mr Hugh Johnson

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Mr Jeff Mr Yoshihiro Mr Maximillian Mr Robert Mr James Mr Stefan Mr Karl Miss Philipa Mr Daniel Mr Alan Mrs Bobbie Mr Dougall Mr Marc Mr Paul Mr Adi Mr Roland Mr Graham Sir Richard Patrick Dr Mr Brent Mr Robert Mrs Virgina Mr Alastair Mr Rudyard Mr Matthew Ms Karen Mr Terry Mr Andrew Mr Paul Ms Lisa Mr Andrew Ms Cathie Mr Derek Mr Philip James Lisa Mr Rodney Mr Julian Mr Kristoffer Mr James Mr John Mr Craig Mr Yosuke Mr Jun Ms Rebecca Mr Greg Mr Jonathan Patricia Mr Andrew Mr Nicholas Mr John Mr Clive Mr Alan Cptn Stephen Mr Peter Mr Andrew Mrs Atka Mr Hamish Franco Dr Mr John Mr Gary Ms Melanie Mr Andrew Ms Jean Mr Chris Mr Bernard Mr Ian Mr Markus Walter Dr Mr Brady Mr Michael Mrs Anne Mr Jon Mr Steven Mr Derek Mr Terry Mr Bernie Mr Patrick Mr Bryan Mr David Mr James

Kauttu Kawamura Klink Kuehnen Kuiack Kurtze Kwok Lamb Lehmann Leslie Lindsay-Buck Love Love Ludgate Luezlbauer Lunner Marchand Matthews McCallum McCarty McClelland McClelland McDonald McKendrick McKinnon McLachlan McLachlan McNab McWilliams Meier Morten Mulherin Munro Neilson Nelson Nicholls Nichols Nissen Ohare O'Loghlen Oram Oshima Page Paris Peck Perree Petersen, M.D Pindar Plan Quirk Raines Ranger Ray Reggio Reid Reid Reid Repetto Robertson Ross Ross Runk Russell Ryan Sabrier Schmidt Schoen Schoen Schofield Scouse Shull Shull Small Smith Squires Steel Steele Stephen Stotler Sweetbaum

2024 1993 2020 1997 2017 2011 2012 1999 2023 2017 1993 2012 2023 2003 2024 2012 2019 1998 2025 1998 2018 2018 2007 2019 2018 2026 2026 2019 2007 2020 2025 2016 2021 2023 2025 1981 2023 2012 2016 2017 1994 2019 2008 2024 1997 1997 2024 2019 2017 2025 1999 2023 2010 2000 2011 2017 1990 2000 2018 2026 2026 2013 2023 2013 2001 2026 2024 2024 2023 2022 2024 2024 2005 2014 2000 2024 2020 2025 2019 2014

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Alfred Ilshat Mamoru Tomoko Alexander Karine Kevin Mike David Jon Andrew Graeme Michael Kevin Hadley Peter James Roger Bruce Caroline Michael Richard Angus David Graeme Wayne Edward James Anthony

Talbot Talip Taniya Terakawa Thieme Thomas Thomas Thompson Thomson Turigliatto Vokes Vollemaere Wagner Wallis Watson Weady Weatherlake Welch Wells Werlen Weston Williamson Willison Wilson Wilson Woods Wooller Young Zanelli

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 1985 2020 2022 2001 2012 2024 2023 2019 1989 2022 2014 1990 2022 2022 2022 2020 2019 1980 1995 2008 2004 2013 2025 2011 2002 2003 2024 1990 2018

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Aarons McColm Aberhart Airey Allen Alleyne Amon Andrews-Smith Arkell Armiger Atherton Baca Backhus Baker Bates Blundell Breetvelt Brinkman Browne Burrett Caldwell Campbell Campbell Carran Cashen Catley Clark Clayton Coldicutt Cole Colebatch Coleman Collins Compton Conza Cook Cook Cook Copeland Cottle Credin Crombie Cullinane Cunningham Daly Davies Davies Dick Dickson Dillon

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