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08 chief executive’s report It is with both trepidation and pride that I present for the Members’ consideration the 93rd Annual Report of Australian Swimming Incorporated. The trepidation comes from the awesome responsibility the Board and the ASI o÷ce has in keeping Australian Swimming in the vanguard of sport not only in this great country but also on the world stage. The pride comes from the fact that in 2001–2002 Australian Swimming has been able to achieve remarkable success over a wide range of activities and projects. These activities and projects relate directly to the Australian Swimming Strategic Plan, which was adopted by the Board in June 2001. This Annual Report is our report card on those activities and projects. This report card will again confirm that Australian Swimming is achieving both in the competitive arena and in the daily grind of sports administration. The Australian Swimming Strategic Plan contains six Key Performance Areas. These Key Performance Areas and the major achievements within each for 2001–2002 are: petria thomas 2001 Female Butterfly Swimmer of the Year Administration and Management R Memoranda of Understanding with State Swimming Associations negotiated R Memorandum of Understanding with ASCTA under negotiation R An expression of interest submitted for the 2007 FINA World Championship R A formal bid submitted for the 2003–04 FINA World Cup Series R Introduction of the State ED’s electronic newsletter R Introduction of the monthly E-Swimmer magazine (on ASI website) R Joint ASI–ASCTA Board meeting held in May 2001 R ASI Swimming Club Manual launched and distribution commenced R ASI Member Protection Policy adopted by the Board R Development of 4 year budgets R An operating surplus of $5 000.00 High Performance R Thirteen gold medals won at the 2001 FINA World Championships R Wins both the Mens and Womens competitions at the Goodwill Games R High Performance Director appointed in February 2002 R Head Coaches appointed on a team by team basis R Number one nation at the FINA World Short Course Championships in Moscow R Funding agreements with all State Institutes/Academies of Sport R Direct athlete support maintained R Athlete and coach prize money and incentive payments increased R All Goodwill Games prize money distributed to athletes and coaches R Support of Athletes With a Disability within the Telstra Dolphins structure R Indigenous Scholarship Program supported
Education and Development R Education and Development Coordinator appointed in November 2001 R Review of Coaching Accreditation Scheme under way R Coaching Swimmers with a Disability Course reviewed R Review of ASI’s participation in the National O÷ciating Program under way R Swimming Club Manual distribution strategies developed R Meetings of state development personnel inaugurated R ASI Member Protection Policy distribution strategies developed Marketing R Marketing Coordinator appointed in June 2001 R Current sponsorship agreements under continuing appraisal R New 4 year sponsor for the National Youth Team—Fisher & Paykel R New provider sponsorship—Clipsal Vision R Australian Championships live on prime time television R Australian Championships win the ratings battle for the Nine Network Events R Australian Swimming continues to build relationships with venue operators R National Events Manager oversees all aspects of ASI events R Events Team developed and executed the event plan for the Goodwill Games R Draft of National Event Management Guide now distributed for comment R Conduct of two Qantas Skins event in the one year R FINA World Cup held in Melbourne in December 2001 Information Technology R Further development of the iMIS database R Increased support for State Swimming Association personnel R Discussions with ASCTA regarding its The Australian Swimming Strategic Plan continues to evolve and it is the blueprint, from which the sta≈ members take their lead. Vital to the implementation of the Strategic Plan has been ASI’s move to a new Constitution, which has radically modified the governance of the sport. In March 2002, the stakeholders unanimously adopted the new Constitution. Under the Constitution, the state/territory swimming associations, the Swimmers Commission and ASCTA elect the President and then six Directors. Unlike the old Constitution, these seven elected Directors will not have a vote at the Annual General Meeting. This new Board will work under modern governance principles and be accountable to the stakeholders. brett hawke 2001 Male Sprint Freestyle Swimmer of the Year 09
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Page 3 and 4: contents 03 Foreword 04 Message fro
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Page 31 and 32: Northern Territory Northern Territo
Page 33 and 34: R Volunteers—To show our apprecia
Page 35 and 36: clementine stoney 2001 Female Backs
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Page 41 and 42: Qantas Qantas renewed their sponsor
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Page 45 and 46: Board Report Your board members sub
Page 47 and 48: Statement of Cash Flows for the Yea
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Page 57 and 58: state delegates Mr Colin Davis TAS
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national office structure Australia
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High Performance Coaching Grants 20
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leisel jones 2001 Female Breaststro
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6th FINA World Short Course Champio
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2002 Oceania Championships 8-13 Jun
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2001 University Summer Games 22 Aug
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2002 Telstra Australian Championshi
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2001 Telstra Australian Short Cours
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2002 Australian Age Championships R
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Summary of Records Created in Austr
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Australian Club Records R Long Cour
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Records Created in Australia and Ov
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