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2025 Online - Auckland University Canoe Club 

2025 Online - Auckland University Canoe Club 

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    Auckland University Canoe Club Incorporated (AUCC) is not responsible for any injury (or loss of property) suffered by any person while taking part in any AUCC activities/events for any reason whatsoever. Please read the following carefully before signing your agreement: I understand that Auckland University Canoe Club is not a professional organisation. It is a University club containing people who provide instruction on a voluntary basis. I understand that AUCC instructors, assistant instructors and seconders do not have any formal qualifications to instruct members. I hereby assume all risks of participating in any activities/events provided by AUCC, including but not limited to physical bodily injury, death, any risks that may arise from the negligence on the part of any AUCC member, or any risks that may arise from defective equipment owed/maintained by AUCC. I am voluntarily participating in this activity with the knowledge of the danger involved and hereby agree to accept all risks of property damage, personal injury or death.  I certify that I am physically fit and will ensure AUCC is aware of any pre-existing medical conditions, as well as other relevant information, such as the inability to swim. I agree that any information I provide to AUCC may be accessed by members of the club. I also accept that AUCC may share my information with Vector Wero Whitewater Park, White Water New Zealand, and Campus Life. I agree to wear a life jacket and helmet before participating in any river activities with AUCC. I agree to respect all club gear and to cover the cost of lost or damaged gear caused by my actions, if required. I hereby consent to receive medical treatment which may be deemed advisable in the event of injury during my participation. I understand that while participating in events held by AUCC, I may be photographed. I agree to allow my photo or video to be used for any legitimate purpose by members of AUCC. I agree that I, nor my successors, executors, administrators, next of kin or any legal representative of my estate will not bring any action, proceeding or litigation against AUCC and its instructors, assistant instructors, seconders or any other member, for the risks laid out above. I also agree that no compensatory, or any other form of damages, will be sought on my behalf in any court of New Zealand or any other country. This Release of Liability form shall be construed broadly to provide a release and waiver to the maximum extent permissible under applicable New Zealand law. I understand that by signing this form, I am giving up the legal rights and/or remedies which may be available to me against AUCC.  I certify that I have read this document and I fully understand its content. I am aware that this is a release of liability and I sign it of my own free will.
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    Code of Conduct

    Auckland University Canoe Club Incorporated (AUCC)

    1.You will uphold kaitiakitanga:

     

    Kaitiakitanga best translates to meaning guardianship and protection

    AUCC recognises its role and responsibilities as kaitiaki (guardians) of not just our physical environment, but also our traditions, knowledge, culture, and taonga (prized item or resource)

    • As a member of AUCC you can expect us to represent you in protecting our environment in many ways. Including but not limited to reducing our environmental impact as much as possible, submitting our opinions on relevant policies and resource consents, and anything else that contributes to the conservation of our environment and rivers. 
    • We expect you to do your best to individually reduce your environmental impact and work towards sustainable practices
    • Knowledge and skills learnt and developed at AUCC should be passed along to the next generation of members 
    • As an AUCC member we expect you to protect any taonga you come across 

    You are the kaitiaki of this Code - protect and respect this Code. Stand up if you see it being disrespected.

    2.You will act with Manaakitanga:

    Manaakitanga is a value that very loosely translates to ‘hospitality’. It is the art of being kind, generous, and showing encouragement and support to everyone, regardless of who they are. 


    To live the value of manaakitanga in an AUCC context:

    • Bullying, harassment or discrimination of any kind will not be accepted. This includes sexual harassment of any kind.
    • You will not behave in a way that makes others feel unsafe or unwelcome.
    • Examples of things that will not be accepted, without limitation, include:
      • Using or possessing illicit drugs of any kind.
      • Constant excessive consumption of alcohol causing a nuisance, or causing harm to yourself or others.
      • Attempting to pressure others into doing something they do not want to do, such as consume alcohol.
      • Making inappropriate remarks to others.

    Intoxication will not be tolerated as an excuse for poor behaviour.

    3.You will encourage whanaungatanga:

    Whanaungatanga is used to describe relationship/kinship/sense of family connection which provides people with a sense of belonging. 

    AUCC is first and foremost a community where people with an interest in whitewater and adventure can feel like they belong, and are valued and supported.


    Acknowledge that you will not always agree with everyone. Everyone deserves the right to freedom of expression, with the responsibility of respecting and acknowledging others with different points of view. 


    Foster supportive and encouraging relationships between club members and the wider whitewater community. 

     

    Behaviour that goes against this code will be addressed through appropriate interventions, regardless of severity.

    If you believe that there has been behaviour that contravenes this Code, please report it using the AUCC complaints process.

     

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    Disclaimer

    As a university club, our instructors are all volunteers who give up their time to come along and instruct us paddlers and keep us safe on the river. As a result, we do not expect them to be available for every trip, and we do not have an unlimited number of instructors. Therefore, numbers on trips may be limited, in which case priority is assigned to those who have made an effort to be involved in the club through attendance at pool trainings and other events. Rest assured, we ensure that if you sign up and miss out on a trip, you'll be put on the priority list for the next trip!

     

    If you aren't interested in progressing as a kayaker/rafter and are hoping to just come along on ONE trip with AUCC, we may suggest that you give this a go elsewhere as we may not be able to accommodate you for the single trip you sign up for 😦

     

    If you're here for an AWESOME time, then our club has plenty of fun off the river too, not to mention being a great community to be a part of :)

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    eg: 199050380 This is helpful for us even if you're alumni.
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    eg: 19056680
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    Kayak Skill Level
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    Rafting Skill Level
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    This will be used for Safety reasons, as our wonderful sport is based around the water. If you have difficulties in the water, that's totally okay! We can discuss your limitations to ensure you have a fun, safe experience on the river.
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    For our seasoned kayakers, we are referring to Grade 2 rivers (i.e. Tarawera). If you are unsure, you may base this off of your previous water experience (i.e. flatwater, beach swimming, etc).
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    Auckland University Canoe Club (AUCC) is a not-for-profit charitable organisation and our activities are funded by way of a cost recovery model. The majority of our funding originates from membership, gear hire fees, and the generosity of grants. Funding is used for the club’s core trip activities, gear maintenance and acquisition, liability and contents insurance and club administration. AUCC will not generally accept membership refunds unless under exceptional circumstances that would be decided on a case by case basis. This is accepted as best practise and in-line with other charities and sports clubs. Membership fees go towards covering many fixed costs associated with the management and maintenance of our club operations of which we already run on exceptionally small budgets.
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    Any questions please email treasurer@aucc.org.nz
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