organization.

Thus, it is impossible to even predict who will be on the Management Board until all the nominations are in.

Then of course, the horse-trading begins as clubs start negotiating with other clubs to get support for their candidates.

However, the most interesting position available is the one for which clubs do not vote. Instead every Registered Player votes for the candidate.

The position is none other than that of the Player's Representative.

To be nominated as the Player's Representative, the nominee must have at least National or Protea Colours, have represented South Africa in international competition, and be below the age of 30 at the time of election.

This committee member is to represent the views of the gamers!

With the increase of MSSA players participating in international events, it will indeed beof the committee that are enforced, and not the
will of
any one individual.

The
2014 elections may thus prove to be a watershed for all of the
disciplines within the MSSA.

All
gamers are reminded that only affiliated clubs may
nominate players
who are registered and fully-paid-up for positions on
any of the
committee, except for the Player's Representative.

Management
Board: (3 year terms)

Vice-President
in charge of development

Vice-President
in charge of umpiring

Vice-President
in charge of events

Board Gaming
Representative

Card Gaming
Representative

National
Schools Director

Board Gaming
Representative

Legal
Advisor

Disabled Gamer's
Representative

Please
remember that a new Player's Representative also needs
to be elected,
but that is done by the gamers directly in terms of the
rules.The
Player's Representative has to be a player who has
either Protea or
National Colours and has officially represented South
Africa in an
international event and is under the age of 30 years old
at the date
of election. Member clubs do not vote for this position.
Every player
who is fully-paid-up