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Base Voting Register for the ECF Council, 2018-2019: Supporting Data Base Voting Register for the ECF Council, 2018-2019: Supporting Data Explanatory Notes This document accompanies the ECF Base Voting Register for the year 2018-19 and shows more detail about the events that have made up the games allocation of each organisation with representation on the ECF Council. It is provided to enable these organisations to check how their voting total has been reduced and to seek clarification or correction where necessary. It is also provided for transparency. The document also enables unrepresented organisations that have allocated their game allowance to see that it is being used as they intended. Because of the large number of entries in the original data event names have been grouped so that, for instance, “Market Snodsbury Congress” might include “Market Snodsbury Congress: Open”, “Market Snodsbury Congress: Intermediate” etc. A more detailed listing of individual member calculations is available on request. Michael Farthing ECF Voting Registration Officer [email protected] 17 September 2018 Article 5(1) Constituent Units Constituent Unit Event Half Games East Anglian Chess Union EACU Closed Championship 344 East Anglian Chess Union EACU Congress 274 East Anglian Chess Union EACU Counties Championships: Union Stage 742 London Chess League London League 6192 Manchester Chess Federation Manchester Summer Congress 1286 Manchester Chess Federation Manchester Celebration Match 70 Manchester Chess Federation Manchester Junior Congress 195 Manchester Chess Federation Northern Junior Championships 339 Manchester Chess Federation Manchester League 2080 Midland Counties Chess Union MCCU Congress 834 Midland Counties Chess Union MCCU Rapidplay 335 Midland Counties Chess Union Midland Junior Team Championship 141 Midland Counties Chess Union MCCU County Championships 1216 Midland Counties Chess Union Midland Junior Championships 374 Northern Counties Chess Union NCCU County Championships 190 Northern Counties Chess Union NCCU club championships 8 Southern Counties Chess Union Southern Counties Chess Union Anniversary Match 134 Southern Counties Chess Union Richmond Rapidplay 1080 Southern Counties Chess Union Richmond Summer Camp 53 Southern Counties Chess Union Hampton LJCC qualifier 204 Southern Counties Chess Union SCCU Counties Championships: Union Stage 1670 Southern Counties Chess Union Twickenham Junior Congress 304 Southern Counties Chess Union Richmond Junior CC internal games 920 ECF Base Voting Register Supporting Data Page 1 2018-2019 Base Voting Register for the ECF Council, 2018-2019: Supporting Data Southern Counties Chess Union English Primary Schools: Richmond Trial 69 Southern Counties Chess Union SCCU Under 14 / 130 League 339 Southern Counties Chess Union Richmond Megafinal 308 West of England Chess Union WECU jamboree 84 West of England Chess Union WECU Congress 450 West of England Chess Union WECU Counties Championships: Union Stage 234 Article 5(2) County Associations County Event Half Games Bedfordshire Bedfordshire League 582 Bedfordshire Bedfordshire Championship 110 Berkshire Berkshire League & Cups 1030 Berkshire Maidenhead CC internal games 50 Buckinghamshire Buckinghamshire Individual Tournament 144 Buckinghamshire Buckinghamshire League 966 Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire Junior Rapidplay 50 Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire Rapidplay 181 Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire Individual Championship 150 Cambridgeshire Linton CC internal games 72 Cambridgeshire Fenland Knockout Cup 88 Cambridgeshire New England CC internal games 288 Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire League 770 Cheshire & North Wales North Wales Congress 944 Cleveland Cleveland Individual Championship 138 Cleveland Cleveland League 1426 Cleveland Cleveland KO Cup 80 Cornwall Cornwall County Congress 136 Cornwall Cornwall League 826 Cumbria Cumbria Team Rapidplay 60 Cumbria Cumbria Individual Championship 234 Cumbria Cumbria League 544 Cumbria Penrith CC internal games 88 Derbyshire Derbyshire Individual Championship 158 Derbyshire Derby & District League 1306 Devon Devon CCA (Paignton) Congress 962 Devon Devon Individual Tournaments 89 Devon Sidmouth CC internal games 420 Devon Devon CCA Inter-area Jamboree 36 Devon Devon Leagues 336 Devon Newton Abbott CC internal games 296 Dorset Dorset Congress 500 Dorset Dorset League 490 Durham Durham League 534 Essex Essex Rapidplay 215 Essex Essex Knockout & Plate 187 Essex Wanstead & Woodford CC internal games 508 Essex Basildon CC internal games 149 Essex Essex League 1366 Essex Upminster CC internal games 108 Gloucestershire Gloucestershire: Peter Harrison Knockout Cup 60 Gloucestershire Wotton Hall CC internal games 36 Gloucestershire Gloucestershire: Dave Nicholas Summer League 56 Hampshire Hampshire Congress 334 Hertfordshire Hertfordshire: Cheshire Board 28 Hertfordshire Hertfordshire Individual Championship 84 Hertfordshire Hertfordshire Knock Out 324 ECF Base Voting Register Supporting Data Page 2 2018-2019 Base Voting Register for the ECF Council, 2018-2019: Supporting Data Hertfordshire Hertfordshire U120 League 564 Hertfordshire Hertfordshire League 2106 Kent Kent League 2796 Leicestershire & Rutland Leicestershire Individual Championships 246 Leicestershire & Rutland Leicestershire Birstall Cup 32 Leicestershire & Rutland Leicestershire Chapman Cup 64 Leicestershire & Rutland Leicestershire Harrod & Wylie Cups 211 Leicestershire & Rutland Leicestershire Junior Congress 156 Leicestershire & Rutland Leicestershire League 2280 Lincolnshire Lincolnshire Individual Championship 128 Lincolnshire Lincolnshire League 434 Merseyside Liverpool League 3662 Merseyside Merseyside Junior League 125 Middlesex Metropolitan CC internal games 116 Middlesex Middlesex League 1840 Norfolk Broadland CC internal games 486 Norfolk Norfolk Championship 184 Norfolk St Johns Norwich CC internal games 233 Norfolk Norfolk Rapidplay 125 Norfolk Norfolk Junior Championships 126 Norfolk Great Yarmouth Congress 342 Norfolk Norfolk Megafinal 216 Norfolk Norfolk Rapidplay Handicap Cup 48 Norfolk Norfolk - Williamson Cup & Plate 134 Norfolk Norfolk League 1476 Norfolk Norfolk & Suffolk Cup 68 Norfolk Fakenham CC internal games 40 Norfolk Norfolk Junior Team Championship 52 Northamptonshire Northamptonshire Junior Congress 173 Northamptonshire Northamptonshire Junior Championships 138 Northamptonshire Northamptonshire Silver King League 406 Northamptonshire Northamptonshire: John Robinson Knockout 60 Northumberland Chester le Street Summer Congress 242 Northumberland Northumberland Summer KO 210 Northumberland Northumberland Congress 510 Northumberland Northumberland Rapidplay 234 Northumberland Northumberland League 1578 Northumberland Northumberland Individual Championship 258 Northumberland South Shields CC internal games 66 Nottinghamshire Nottinghamshire County Championship 260 Nottinghamshire Nottingham Rapidplay 361 Nottinghamshire Nottingham Congress 722 Nottinghamshire Gambit CC internal games 60 Nottinghamshire Nottingham League 2544 Oxfordshire Oxford & District League 2588 Shropshire Shropshire Congress 642 Shropshire Shropshire League 1192 Shropshire Shropshire Rapid Team Event 119 Shropshire Shropshire Rapidplay League 349 Shropshire Shropshire Cox Trophy 56 Shropshire Shropshire Minor KO 60 Shropshire Shropshire Individual Championship 180 Somerset Somerset League 1320 Staffordshire Staffordshire Congress 282 Staffordshire Rugeley CC internal games 105 Staffordshire Rugeley Rapidplay 200 Staffordshire Staffordhire Cups 132 Suffolk Suffolk Cup & Plate 276 ECF Base Voting Register Supporting Data Page 3 2018-2019 Base Voting Register for the ECF Council, 2018-2019: Supporting Data Suffolk Suffolk League 1296 Surrey Surrey Individual Tournaments 322 Surrey Surrey Main League 1588 Surrey Surrey Easter Junior Congress 51 Sussex Crowborough CC internal games 144 Sussex East Grinstead CC internal games 151 Sussex Worthing CC internal games 599 Sussex Chichester CC internal games 422 Sussex Horsham CC internal games 340 Sussex Bognor & Arun CC internal games 463 Sussex Sussex Individual Championship 6 Sussex Brighton & Hove CC internal games 280 Warwickshire Leamington Junior Congress 60 Warwickshire Four Counties Invitational Under 11 48 Warwickshire Four Counties Invitational Under 18 48 Warwickshire Four Counties Invitational Friendlies 6 Warwickshire Warwickshire Junior Championships 397 Warwickshire Four Counties Invitational 168 Warwickshire Kenilworth Juniors 158 Warwickshire Warwickshire Championships 256 Warwickshire Warwickshire Megafinal 720 Wiltshire Wiltshire Teams Rapidplay 40 Wiltshire Wiltshire Leagues 392 Wiltshire Wiltshire championship 36 Worcestershire Worcestershire Congress 88 Worcestershire Worcester Winter Juniors 55 Worcestershire Worcestershire Megafinal 191 Worcestershire Worcestershire League 546 Worcestershire Worcestershire Individual Tournaments 40 Worcestershire Malvern CC internal games 88 Worcestershire Worcester City CC internal games 52 Yorkshire Yorkshire League 2398 Article 5(3) Chess Leagues League Event Half Games 4NCL 4NCL Congress 3836 4NCL Junior 4NCL 2228 4NCL 4NCL Team Rapidplay 223 4NCL 4NCL Individual Rapidplay 227 4NCL 4NCL 6988 Birmingham & District League Birmingham Rapidplay 717 Birmingham & District League Birmingham & District Junior League 100 Birmingham & District League Birmingham & District Summer League 1199 Birmingham & District League Birmingham & District League 5248 Blackpool & Fylde League Lytham St Annes CC internal games 116 Blackpool & Fylde League Blackpool & Fylde League 766 Blackpool & Fylde League Blackpool & Fylde League Fylde
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