• Club Access may be provided by applying for MLSC access and agreeing to Terms and Conditions stated on the document. This is a yearly cost of $50 per piece of equipment.
• Wishing to store your board without club access incurs a $50 levy per season.
• There is a maximum number of boards per competing financial member that may only be stored. This is determined by MLSC Board of Management.
• Any damage to any other equipment must be reported immediately to admin@mlsc.com.au and cost of repairs/replacement will need to be paid for by the member.
• Member must be fully paid by 1 October each year otherwise lock will be cut and board put to club boards.
• Members wishing to store boards must also adhere to full patrol hours as rostered.
• Own locks must be provided and placed on your board
• Your spot will have your name on it
• The club is not liable for any damage to your board whilst in storage at the club

LSV CAMPS

• Members selected to attend LSV camps will have the club pay for 50% of costs. Remaining 50% of costs is to be paid by the member.
• Any members applying to attend an LSV camp must inform MLSC Board prior to applying by sending an email to admin@mlsc.com.au explaining what you want to achieve from the camp and agreeing to cover the 50% of camp costs.
• Member must write a report to go in Club Newsletter after the camp

MLSC CAMPS

• Members must be fully financial prior to applying to attend any club camps.
• When applicable a camp levy may be charged to attending members to cover any costs incurred by the club.
• Members agree to having their photos taken during the camp which may be publicised on social media platforms

All carnivals will be listed under the ‘events’ tab in Team App prior to the season commencing.  There will be an ‘rsvp’ option to respond to each event.  The cutoff and payment to rsvp will be 10 days prior to each event.  You will need to respond and say ‘yes’ for each carnival you wish to enter.

This needs to be done for every carnival.

The link for payments for the carnival is in the Ticket section of Team App.  Upon replying to each carnival you will need to make payment at the same time.

It is compulsory to pay the carnival fee before the cutoff for eligible entry into LSV’s system/carnival.  This will be crossed checked before the entries are submitted and no late entries or payments will be accepted.

EACH CARNIVAL

1. You must rsvp to the carnival to be entered via Team App and make payment via the “purchase ticket” in Team App prior to closing date/time listed.
2. All payments and rsvp will be crossed checked before entries are submitted to LSV.
3. No late entries will be accepted past the cutoff date.

• To train at Mordialloc LSC and use facilities and equipment, a person must be a financial member of the club.
• The member must hold a current SRC or Bronze medallion or be currently training to achieve these awards (applicable to U14 ages and up)
• If the member is a patrolling member of MLSC, the member must be in regular attendance with their patrol group and meet all patrolling hour requirements.
• If the member is a patrolling member of another club, they must be prepared to patrol at MLSC for 8 hours throughout patrolling season.
• If a competitor requests a transfer of competition rights to another club due to not having a team at MLSC, the competitor must meet with the Director of Sport Development and the Director of Surf Sports and any designated coaches, to decide appropriate solutions to training options. This is to be decided as a group and must be agreed to before any transfers will be approved.
• If a competitor requests to transfer to another club due to not having a team, without meeting the above Directors, the competitor will only be able to train once a fortnight.
• If a competitor requests a transfer to another club and there are sufficient members for a team at MLSC, the competitor will only be able to train once a month. Requests to extend more than once a month will be reviewed by the Directors and coaches listed above.
• Composite team rules are now an option and need to be taken into account. This may alleviate the need for competition transfer rights to another club.
• New/potential new members wishing to transfer from another club are offered a trial period of 4 weeks, to allow the competitor time to experience what MLSC can offer and help confirm any decision to transfer to MLSC.

WINTER TRAINING

• Winter training is open to MLSC competitors from July through to beginning of October, providing they have registered for the coming season ad are fully financial.

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• This policy is to assist members wishing to purchase craft (fibreglass boards, racing mals, surf skis) for training and competition purposes within the club
• To apply for assistance all members must be fully financial and have competition rights at MLSC and have held this for at least 12 months prior to the application.
• Assistance is available for the purchase of both new and used craft up to a maximum 50% of the purchase price. The member must contribute this percentage prior to the craft’s purchase.
• Approval is dependant upon the club’s financial status at the time of application.
• Applications must be completed on the correct application form (available upon request to admin@mlsc.com.au) and submitted prior to 30 November each year. Any applications will be decided at the December Board of Management meeting.
• Members must fully participate in club training in craft disciplines to be eligible.
• The club reserves the right to nominate preferred manufacturers for each type of craft.
• All specifications of the craft must be provided in the application.
• Applications are limited to one per member per financial year.
• The member would be expected to participate in regular LSV and SLSA competitions and assist/attend any fund raising activities of the club.
• Purchases shall be arranged mutually between the member and the club.
• Any advertising by sponsors on craft will need to be approved by MLSC BOM.
• The craft becomes jointly owned by the club and the member once purchased.
• The craft must be kept for a minimum of 2 years.
• The club may consider selling its percentage to the member at the end of the 2 year agreement if they wish to retain the craft at a mutually agreed price.
• Alternatively the craft will be retained by the club and the member will receive funds of a mutually agreed price.
• The member has exclusive use of the purchased craft and needs to ensure safe keeping of the craft during the agreement period.
• The member must take reasonable steps to ensure the craft is maintained in good condition at their own expense.
• Where the craft is damaged during transit or storage, the member is responsible for any repair/replacement costs.
• If at the end of the agreement both the member and the club can not agree upon the value of the craft, an independent valuation will be sought.
• An option to extend the 2 year agreement can occur for another 1 year at the discretion of the Board of Management.

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Smoking is now banned at all of Victoria’s patrolled beaches, in the areas between the red-and-yellow lifesaving flags and within a 50-metre radius of a red-and-yellow flag.  This is applicable her at Mordialloc Life Saving Club.

The ban applies during patrolled times, when one or more red-and-yellow flags installed by Mordialloc Life Saving Club are in place.

Lots of children, young people and families visit Victoria’s patrolled beaches. Children are influenced by what they see going on around them.

When smokers light up in their company, children notice. The more they see smoking in public places like beaches, the more they will tend to think that smoking is acceptable, rather than harmful.

Smoking has been banned on Victoria’s patrolled beaches to protect everyone – especially children and young people – from exposure to tobacco smoke and from seeing adults smoking.

Banning smoking on beaches also helps the environment. Cigarette butts are the most common form of litter on Victorian beaches and can release toxins and pose a choking hazard for small children.

An inspector can issue an infringement penalty of one penalty unit for smoking on a patrolled beach, and one penalty unit if a person fails to stop smoking on request by the inspector. The current value of a penalty unit is listed on the Legislation and regulations page.

The maximum court-ordered penalty that can be issued for smoking on a patrolled beach is five penalty units. An additional penalty of five penalty units can be ordered if a person did not stop smoking when asked to do so by an inspector.

Lifesavers perform a valuable service keeping Victorian families safe at the beach every summer. They do not have a role in enforcing the smoking ban on patrolled beaches. However, along with any other beach user, lifesavers are free to remind any smoker of the ‘No smoking’ signs.

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• Financial members aged 16 and over currently holding a bronze medallion will be expected to perform a minimum of 20 hours of patrol during a season and prior to competing at State Championships.
• Members not meeting the above criteria will not be eligible for end of season awards
• Members not meeting the above criteria will not be entered into State Championship events

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• Members may apply to local council they reside in for grants to cover these costs.
• LSV subsidise 50% of the total costs per athlete for selection to a State Team. MLSC will subsidise another 25% and the MLSC athlete will need to pay the remaining 25% of costs.
• To be eligible for MLSC to contribute the 25%, the athlete must be a regular and up to date with all patrolling hours and also have no outstanding money owing to the club.

 STATE DEVELOPMENT TEAM POLICY

• MLSC members wishing to be involved in State Development Teams need to pay all associated costs for these teams.
• MLSC will assist in any fundraising opportunities the member chooses to assist them in attending the development teams

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