The NPOC is a policy and program development committee that assists the Board through the CEO, by providing guidance and advice on policy and operations in relation to the NPOC Program, and how the Program can continue to evolve to be a best practice program through continuous improvement.
The Committee has responsibility for making recommendations to the Board in the following areas:
Administer and manage all judging training, qualifications and accreditations of Poomsae Judges.
Maintain a register of Poomsae Judges' qualifications and accreditations.
Ensure that accredited Poomsae Judges maintain their professional status through continuous education and officiating.
Develop and maintain national Australian standards for Poomsae Judge training at all levels.
Facilitate selection of Poomsae Judges for national level tournaments, national team selection tournaments and nominate Poomsae Judges for international level tournaments.
Continually monitor updates of the WT competition rules and ensure these rules or those rules that are accepted as modified Australian competition rules are practiced and implemented.
Standardise competition rules and interpretations across Australia, ensure that each State follows and adopts as the national standard the rules and interpretations as provided by the WT and disseminate the interpretation of the rules to coaches.
Represent the interests of all Poomsae Judges and provide advice on strategic issues, competition rules and interpretations or any other appropriate Poomsae Judge matters.
Provide confidential support services for Poomsae Judges in association with the Company and relevant committee.
Maintain portfolios which will be co-ordinated by a member of the Committee:
International liaison
Poomsae Judge Education, Certification and Accreditation
Poomsae Judge mentoring and retention
Women in Poomsae Judging
Marketing and Sponsorship
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We acknowledge that our office is spread across many traditional lands, and we pay respect to all traditional owners of these lands and elders past and present.
