ATHLETE DECLARATION Sample Clauses

ATHLETE DECLARATION. I hereby declare that in return for any potential financial assistance provided by Orienteering Canada High Performance Fund and the right to participate in the HPP program and National Team events, I undertake to fulfil my commitments outlined in this Agreement. ATHLETE (Printed name) DATE WITNESS (printed name) ATHLETE (Signature) WITNESS (signature) PARENT/GUARDIAN IF ATHELETE UNDER 18 DATE WITNESS (printed name) (Printed name) PARENT/GUARDIAN IF ATHELETE UNDER 18 WITNESS (signature) (Signature) ORIENTEERING CANADAREPRESENTATIVE (printed name) DATE WITNESS (printed name) ORIENTEERING CANADA REPRESENTATIVE (Signature) WITNESS (signature) APPENDIX A ATHLETE CONTACT INFORMATION PROOF OF CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CODE HOME PHONE # ( ) CELL PHONE # ( ) EMAIL IF YOUR CURRENT ADDRESS IS TEMPORARY, PLEASE PROVIDE A PERMANENT ADDRESS AS WELL (Including postal code and phone number) WHICH CANADIAN ORIENTEERING CLUB ARE YOU A MEMBER OF? DATE OF BIRTH (year/month/day) CANADIAN PASSPORT # PASSPORT EXPIRATION DATE IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE CONTACT: NAME PHONE NUMBER
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ATHLETE DECLARATION. I hereby declare that in return for any financial assistance provided by the Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program, and for any financial or other means of support provided by Biathlon Canada, I undertake to fulfill all commitments and responsibilities outlined in the booklet Athlete Assistance Program Policies, Procedures and Guidelines and in my Athlete/NSO Agreement. I agree to refund any assistance provided to me, payable to the Receiver General of Canada, should my eligibility status change or my carded status be withdrawn, effective the withdrawal/change of status date. April 4, 2014 DATE BIATHLON CANADA REPRESENTATIVE DATE ATHLETE DATE LEGAL GUARDIAN OF ATHLETE IF UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE BIATHLON CANADA PARENTAL AUTHORIZATION FOR TRAVEL OF ATHLETES UNDER THE AGE OF MINORITY I, , give permission to the Biathlon Canada Team Staff to Name of Parent or Legal Guardian act as the guardian of my son/daughter, namely _____________________________________ Name of Athlete while they are traveling as part of a National Biathlon Team Tour. The staff have permission to assist my son/daughter with travel through other countries as well as Canada as per their travel itinerary from May 1, 2014 – April 30, 2015. _________________________________________ Signature of Parent or Guardian _________________________________________ Name (printed) ___________________________ Date Annex A ATHLETE CODE OF CONDUCT The long-term objective of Biathlon Canada is to become one of the most competitive associations in the world. To xxxxxx a successful team, Biathletes, Coaches, Assistants and Team Leaders must be willing to modify certain lifestyles and conform to team guidelines and a code of conduct. This is in keeping with the goal to provide an environment of mutual respect and professional conduct for the pursuit of common team goals and accountability for individual conduct and performance in relation to the program. In order to realize this goal, it is imperative that all members of our National Teams adhere to a code of conduct. What is a code of conduct? A code of conduct can be defined as describing expected behaviors or actions with respect to stated core values or beliefs. Those values, which are the foundation of the Biathlon Canada Code of Conduct, include:
ATHLETE DECLARATION. I hereby declare that in return for any potential financial assistance provided by OUSA and the right to participate in International and National Team events, I undertake to fulfill my commitments outlined in OUSA Senior Team Athlete Agreement. ATHLETE (printed name) DATE ATHLETE (signature) PARENT/GUARDIAN IF ATHLETE IS UNDER 18 (printed name) DATE (signature) Return to: xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx
ATHLETE DECLARATION. I hereby declare that I undertake to fulfill all commitments and responsibilities outlined in the Athlete/NSO Agreement. AAP athletes – I hereby declare that in return for any financial assistance provided by the Sport Canada Athletes Assistance Program, I undertake to fulfill all commitments and responsibilities outlined in the booklet, Athlete Assistance Program Policies, Procedures and Guidelines and my Athlete/NSO Agreement. I agree to refund any assistance provided to me, payable to the Receiver General of Canada, should my eligibility status change or my carded status be withdrawn, effective the withdrawal/change of status date.
ATHLETE DECLARATION. I hereby declare that in return for any potential financial assistance provided by OUSA and the right to participate in International and National Team events, I undertake to fulfill my commitments outlined in OUSA Senior Team Athlete Agreement. ATHLETE (printed name)_______________________________ DATE ________ ATHLETE (signature)__________________________ PARENT/GUARDIAN IF ATHLETE IS UNDER 18 (printed name)______________________ DATE _____________ (signature)___________________________ Return to: xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx

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