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TOOLS FOR ADVOCATING CHANGE 7. Approval of the Brighton Declaration Description of the Tool Many individuals have requested the process for approving or endorsing the Brighton Declaration. Although there is no set process, this tool provides sample resolutions and a sample document that could be used in an approval process. Usually letters or documents approving the Brighton Declaration are signed by President of an organisation and two witnesses, and then submitted to the International Working Group (IWG). When to Use it?
Format This tool contains two sample resolutions for approval by decision makers and a sample document used for an official signing ceremony. Resources The Brighton Declaration and the list of organisations and nations that have approved it to date are contained in the Women and Sport Progress Report. This information is also available on the IWG website. NOTE: Please email or fax a copy of any approval of the Brighton Declaration for inclusion in the records of IWG and on its Website. Tool
Sample Motion 1 for Approval In recognition of the important role that sport and physical activity can play in the lives of girls and women, and the importance of developing a sporting culture that enables and values the full involvement of females in every aspect of sport, the (name of Association, nation) endorse the Brighton Declaration. Moved by Seconded by Sample
Motion 2 for Approval That the (name of Association, nation) endorse the Brighton Declaration and prepare for implementation of its recommendations.
Moved by
Seconded by Sample Document for Signing
Ceremony Logo This document records the formal adoption
of the Brighton Declaration by (name of Association, nation) at
(location) on (date). In recognition of the important role
that sport and physical activity can play in the lives of girls
and women, we support the aim of the Brighton Declaration to develop
a sporting culture that enables and values the full involvement
of females in every aspect of sport. Signed
. President Witnessed by
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