Meet the Hemel Hempstead Canoe Club 2010 Executive

	Chairman:	Andrew Brierley
	Paddling Experience:	14 years canoeing and kayaking, and current Level 2 Coach
	Current Boat:	Mad River Legend 15’ RX
	Other Interests:	Climbing and Scuba Diving
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	Contact Number:	07813 055098
	Secretary:	Robin Oakley (Runner up dacorum Sports Coach of the Year 2010)
	Paddling Experience:	Level 3 Coach, sea & WW paddler DW 2009 / marathon racer in C2, K2 and K1 & division 2 slalom (K1)
	Current Boat:	Liquid Logic CR 250, Dagger G-Force C1,  plus racing the clubs Wenonah ICF C2 and Galasport Evo slalom K1
	Other Interests:	Cycling and Sailing
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	Contact Number:	07771 807068
	Treasurer:	John Gavin
	Paddling Experience:	Former DW  paddler, marathon K1
	Current Boat:	Marathon racing K1
	Other Interests:
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	Contact Number:	n/a
	Welfare Officer:	Shirine Voller
	Paddling Experience:	DW 2009 / marathon racer in C2, K2 and K1, outrigger canoes Former GB Ladies Dragon Boat Team member
	Current Boat:	Epsilon K1, Savage River Pro Boat C2 (Al Farrance’s)
	Other Interests:	Sports massage, darts
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	Contact Number:	07974 562630
	Executive Member:	Sue Prowse
	Paddling Experience:	Level 1 Coach, 3 Star WW and sea.  Div 3 slalom and enjoying white water trips
	Current Boat:	Dagger Mambo & Pyranha play boat
	Other Interests:	Horse riding, walking, fair weather cycling
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	Contact Number:	07811 758898

Bob Pearce is membership secretary and storage czar but not on the executive, Andrew should be your first call on membership.

Club Mark
HHCC is working towards Club Mark accreditation, which brings a number of benefits to the club. Primarily it gives us more funding opportunities, will be required if we're to use the Olympic course at Broxbourne and helps us meet ever increasing legislation.

We believe that taking part in a club is long-established and proven means of developing teamwork, social skills and mutual responsibility in young people and adults alike. Paddlesport offers excitement and physical exertion in a controlled environment.  It trains individuals to manage risk and gives a sense responsibility, personal achievement, resourcefulness and teamwork.

To qualify for the Club Mark, we need to reinforce these beliefs with written evidence, including a code of conduct, club rules, risk assessment, child protection policy and health & safety policy. We have all these in place, but they have not all been formally issued. 

Code of Conduct
The code of conduct and club rules, as here, and have now been agreed by the club committee and are in force. This document formalises our informal practices and must be adhered to by all please!

Any queries members have over the code, club rules and associated policies can be raised at the AGM.