By protecting the rights of member clubs, the athletes' rights are also protected. |
The
greatest fear that a number of Registered players and member clubs
has it that only one or two clubs will dominate Mind Sport South
Africa’s Management Board.
It is highly unlikely that any one club will dominate MSSA’s Management Board because every member club that is fully-paid-up is not only able to propose candidates for election, but are also able to vote to decide which candidate is elected.
However, should any member club manage to get a greater amount of representation on the Management Board, it could be attributed to either the candidates being more popular, more competent, and/or more willing to take on the duties of office.
It should be noted though, that the Constitution also has a mechanism built into it to prevent any one club from gaining control over MSSA.
The mechanism is:
It is highly unlikely that any one club will dominate MSSA’s Management Board because every member club that is fully-paid-up is not only able to propose candidates for election, but are also able to vote to decide which candidate is elected.
However, should any member club manage to get a greater amount of representation on the Management Board, it could be attributed to either the candidates being more popular, more competent, and/or more willing to take on the duties of office.
It should be noted though, that the Constitution also has a mechanism built into it to prevent any one club from gaining control over MSSA.
The mechanism is:
“Rule
9.7 No member shall be
allowed to have more than 40% representation on the Management Board
if other members have delegates who are standing for the available
positions.”
MSSA’s Management Board has 16 positions. The 40% limit means that no club may have more than 6 members on the Management Board if other clubs have candidates standing for the Management Board.
It is in every member club’s best interests to ensure that no one club has too much representation on the Management Board. Too much representation by any one member club may lead to a clique on the Management Board which in turn may push the member club’s interests more than the interests of MSSA.
Currently the 2018 Management Board members are:
MSSA’s Management Board has 16 positions. The 40% limit means that no club may have more than 6 members on the Management Board if other clubs have candidates standing for the Management Board.
It is in every member club’s best interests to ensure that no one club has too much representation on the Management Board. Too much representation by any one member club may lead to a clique on the Management Board which in turn may push the member club’s interests more than the interests of MSSA.
Currently the 2018 Management Board members are:
PRESIDENT
|
Amanda
Pakade
|
Knights
Mind Sports Club
|
VICE - PRESIDENTS |
Leonard
Loftus
|
Masters
of Mind Sports
|
Johan
van Breda
|
ZAG
Academy
|
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vacant
|
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vacant
|
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vacant
|
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GENERAL
SECRETARY
|
Colin
Webster
|
Old
Edwardian Mind Sports Club
|
WOMEN'S
DESK:
|
Blair
Hamberger
|
ZAG
Academy
|
BOARD
GAMING REPRESENTATIVE
|
Joseph
Matlhong
|
NWU
Vaal Mind Sports
|
CARD
GAMING REPRESENTATIVE
|
Paula
Loftus
|
Masters
of Mind Sports
|
COMPUTER
GAMING REPRESENTATIVE:
|
Angelique
Ramos
|
Valhalla
|
WARGAMING
REPRESENTATIVE
|
Terence
Allwright
|
Old
Edwardian Mind Sports Club
|
NATIONAL
SCHOOLS DIRECTOR:
|
vacant
|
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LEGAL
ADVISOR
|
Carl
Holliday
|
Pretoria
Boys High School
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DISABLED
GAMER'S REPRESENTATIVE
|
Twane
Tollemache
|
ZAG
Academy
|
PLAYER’S
REPRESENTATIVE
|
Jason
Batzofin
|
Old
Edwardian Mind Sports Club
|
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