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SDS Branch Conference, Dewars Centre, Perth
Sunday 27 November 2011
Outcomes
• Learn about some examples of good practice in
other Branches.
• Be able to advise the Branch and affiliated clubs
about guidelines relating to their insurance.
• Discuss ways in which MOR can be achieved.
• Be able to develop an MOR document which will
allow engagement with clubs.
Minimum Operating Requirement (MOR)
•Governance
• Safeguarding Children Young People
and Vulnerable Adults
•Sports Development
•Education & Training
•Communication
Current Situation
• Currently have 14 Branches
• 5 Branches have achieved MOR
• Target 3 additional Branches by March
2012
Examples of Good Practice
• Forth Valley Disability Sport – Open
recruitment for Chairperson.
• Lothian Disability Sport – Fund Raising &
Engaging with Clubs
• Disability Sport Fife – Awards Evening
Insurance
• Branches require clubs to be compliant
• Coaches/tutors to be qualified
• Risk Assessments
• Fund raising activities (Beware)
• Activities related to Disability Sport covered
Group Task
What help does your Branch need to
achieve the MOR ?
Time: 20 minutes
Requirements: 1 Scribe, Flipchart, Pens & 1 Orator
Task: Brainstorm and feedback to the other Groups
Engaging with Clubs
• Do you know your Clubs?
• How can we engage with our Clubs?
• Lothian Disability Sport Pilot
Group Task
• What areas would be required for a club
MOR document?
Time: 30 minutes
Requirements: 1 Scribe, Flipchart, Pens & 1 Orator
Task: Brainstorm and feedback to the other Groups
Questions?
Thank you