At a Special General Meeting of the members held on 22 April 2012 the following resolution was passed:
"That the Constitution and Rules currently in existence be repealed and replaced by the Draft Constitution dated 7 February 2012." The Constitution will take effect at the Annual General Meeting to be held on Sunday 24 June 2012.
By-laws will be reviewed by the Manly LSC Board before the commencement of the 2012/13 season and annually thereafter.
A copy of the 2012 Constitution appears below. The 2002 Constitution appears here
Manly LSC Constitution adopted 22 April 2012
Voting entitlements Annual General Meeting, General and Special Meetings current
Congratulations to Manly LSC member Barry Seymour who recently achieved three world titles at The Australian Masters Swimming Championships at Adelaide Aquatic Centre.
Achieving GOLD in the 800m, 400m and 200m events in world record times, Barry also placed in three other medal finishing performances at this carnival.
Barry is a member of The Manly Masters Club for whom he competes. Beside his swimming prowess, Barry is a more than accomplished long board rider, holding many titles in this discipline. He is a member of the Manly LSC Senior March Past team.
A tireless worker for the Manly LSC in the financial areas of the clubs, Barry also volunteers his time to assist in many Manly LSC events.
Manly LSC congratulates Barry on his achievements.
Aussies 2012: Flood and Halligan steer Manly to golden day
(SLSA) Article | Sun, 01/04/2012 - 21:19
Manly’s London bound Olympian Naomi Flood and rising star Devon Halligan have spearheaded Manly to golden day at the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships at North Kirra today.
Flood won five gold medals from five starts in the single ski; double ski with Candice Falzon; the mixed double ski with Blake Ballard; the Taplin with Falzon and Halligan and the ski relay with Falzon and Sarah Knapman.
Halligan won three gold and four silvers and the female competitor of the carnival – becoming the first girl to win the under 19 ironwoman and a silver in the open.
Flood showed all her class when she powered to the line to defend her open single ski crown after a neck and neck paddle into the wave area with fellow kayaker Alyce Burnett (Maroochydore) and Teneale Hatton (Kurrawa). It was her third title, having first won it in 2007.
The gold kept flowing for the sky blue caps when Flood, Falzon and Halligan defended their open women's taplin relay title from Northcliffe and Kurrawa.
Flood, who will contest her first Olympics in Australia's kayak team, had earlier combined with Falzon to win the open double ski final after the pair had joined forces with Knapman to win the ski relay.
There was a well deserved win to Halligan in the under 19 Ironwoman from Jordan Mercer (Noosa Heads) who had earlier won the under 19 board final and Miranda Davies (Burleigh Heads-Mowbray Park).
Halligan had won silver in her two previous Ironwoman appearances at the Aussies in the under 17s and behind Amy Nurthen (Terrigal) in last year's Under 19s.
"It's great to finally win an individual gold after my two silvers," a smiling 18-year-old Gold Coast-based University student, who will continue to compete for Manly "because NSW needs us."
"I am training with the Kurrawa club and as long as they are happy for me to train with them then I will stay with Manly and will wear the Manly cap at this year's World Championships.
“I can’t believe I won the silver in the opens – beyond my wildest dreams.”
There was great joy in the Halligan household with Devon's little brother Cooper winning gold for Newport in the under 17 surf teams alongside Jonah Beard, Max Brooks and Jayke Rees.
Brilliant young Manly swimmer Trent Klouzal showed his strength to defend his under 19 belt title, the first to do so since Wollongong's Matt Heisley, who won the treble between 2002 and 2004 before taking out the under 19 surf race ...
