General

1982 SEM MOTION #??
  That Bryce Taylor of York University be contacted by Barry Nye to have one of his students do a thesis on Twirling as a sport.

 

1983 STM MOTION #3
  Carole Doucet moved that the Sport Psychology Proposal be accepted.

 

1983 STM MOTION #4
  Lyn Atkins moved that Jeff Carmichael's Thesis be accepted as presented.

 

1983 AGM MOTION #4
  Karen Thompson moved that a letter be sent to Jack Crum thanking him for his contributions to the sport of Baton Twirling. The letter to be sent by Lynda Garland.

 

1983 AGM MOTION #6
 

Elaine Jacobs moved that the Board of Directors accept the Executive Committee's decision as follows:

That Twirl Canada be responsible for the following pertaining to the 1983 Training Camp for the Canadian Contingent:

  1. Rental of McMaster University Gym (9am - 5pm August 19-21, 1983 - cost $350.00).
  2. Accommodation and breakfast of athletes at McMaster University.
  3. Video-taping costs.
  4. Expenses incurred by Dr. Peter Bender, Sports Psychologist.
  5. Accommodation and breakfast for Technical Chairman, Ron Kopas and his committee.

 

1985 SBM MOTION #10
 

Ron Kopas moved that Board of Directors members return to own provinces and research:

  1. The Provincial sports directors on funding prov. Teams.
  2. Find own provincial philosophy regarding team members from other provinces.

 

1985 AGM MOTION #??
  That proposals for establishing a Baton Twirling Hall of Fame as outlined in the 1985 Award Chairperson's Report be accepted in principle.

 

1986 SEM MOTION #3
  Ron Kopas moved that the CBTF donate a Canadian flag to WBTF to be used at World competitions in opening and closing ceremonies.

 

1986 SEM MOTION #4
  Ron Kopas moved that WBTF be contacted and asked to correct the banner flag so the maple leap is positioned correctly.

 

1986 FEM MOTION #14
  Betty Infilise moved that both the Eastern Vice-President and Western Vice-President compile information on nutrition relating to sport.

 

1986 FTM MOTION #16 (#4)
  Sandra Watt moved that, in order to meet our mandate of formulating technical programs for Canada, the National Technical Committee requires direction from the National Executive including basic philosophies, aims and objectives, short range and long range plans.

 

1986 FTM MOTION #20 (#9)
  Betty Infilise moved that the National Technical Committee contact the USTA to discuss the possibility of a joint agreement on International Strut Event.

 

1989 FBM MOTION #18
  Tim King moved that the CBTF/WBTF Freestyle Seminar held in 1990, the date be set by Nov 19/89 by the CBTF Technical Chair with the Ontario and Saskatchewan Presidents.

 

1990 STM MOTION #14
 

Tim King moved that the Technical Committee recommend to the CBTF Annual General Meeting that the CBTF Treasurer pay the cost of current CBTF membership for all unpaid active honourary members for the year 1989-90.

(Note: Motion #14 was deemed necessary as a result of lack of privileges in this membership classification as per the current Constitution.)

 

1990 FEM MOTION #2
  Elva Taylor moved that regardless of whether we recoup the income generated from funds sent to Kathy Jorgenson for the Who's Who, that CBTF publish (through Josten's) and distribute said publication as soon as feasibly possible.

 

1991 STM MOTION #2 (RATIFIED - 1991 SBM - MOTION #24)
  Ron Kopas moved that the following item be added to the Board of Directors Meeting of July 3/91, "Ratification Procedure of the Technical Minutes at the Board of Directors meeting", be discussed.

 

1991 FTM MOTION #3-23 (RATIFIED - 1991 FBM - MOTION #38)
  Ron Kopas moved that the National Technical Chair send a reminder to all provincial technical advisors and BOD that the National Scale of Proficiency for flashcard judging and freestyle must be adhered to by all until it is further reviewed.

 

1992 SBM MOTION #22
  Nancy Beachin moved that Canada bid for the 1994 WBTF Championships.

 

1993 FTM MOTION #9 (RATIFIED - 1993 FBM)
  Theresa Eyssens moved that CBTF sponsor a weekend workshop to work with coaches and administration in Quebec to discuss methods to increase participation in their province.

 

1993 FTM MOTION #11 (RATIFIED - 1993 FBM)
  Theresa Eyssens moved that CBTF investigate a limited participant membership that allows provinces to run 1-day, 1-week programs and offer a promotional membership to those participants.

 

1994 WTM MOTION #1 (AMENDED & RATIFIED - 1994 SBM)
 

Ron Kopas moved that we add to the bottom of CBTF motion forms 6 lines:

  • Technical Manual
  • Policy Manual
  • Competition Directors' Manual
  • Judges Manual
  • Coaches Manual
  • Other

At every CBTF meeting the secretary or chairperson will check off the appropriate box.

(Note: this is to indicate which manual needs to be updated with the new motion)

 

MAY 1994 SPECIAL TECH MTG MOTION #1
  Brenda Bennett moved that it will be expected that all athletes representing Canada at the World Championships, their coaches and parents must cooperate as a unified team at the Team Camp and at the World Championships to the best of their abilities.

 

1994 FTM MOTION #40
 

Linda Boyd moved that the minimum age for all CBTF individual and group events be 4 years.

Effective January 1, 1996

 

1994 SEM MOTION #6
  Karen Gratton moved that we continue to purchase computer system services from bit by bit systems for 1994-95 year.

 

Feb 4/07 Board Conf Call MOTION #4
  Gail Ashcroft moved that CBTF office material prior to 2000 be destroyed and that legal CBTF history and other important files be retained.
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