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Ordentlicher Verbandstag 2012 Ordentlicher Verbandstag 2012 23. und 24. Juni 2012 – Berlin Ordentlicher Verbandstag 2012 23. und 24. Juni 2012 Berlin Tagungsstätte Steigenberger Hotel Berlin Los-Angeles-Platz 1 10789 Berlin Tagungsbüro geöffnet am 23. Juni 2012 ab 11.00 Uhr Ablauf Samstag, 23. Juni 2012 14.00 Uhr Begrüßung Beginn des Verbandstages Sonntag, 24. Juni 2012 10.00 Uhr Fortsetzung des Verbandstages ca. 15.00 Uhr Ende des Verbandstages Inhalt Tagesordnung .................................................................................................................................. 3 Bericht des Präsidenten................................................................................................................... 5 Bericht der Vizepräsidentin ............................................................................................................ 10 Bericht des Vizepräsidenten .......................................................................................................... 14 Bericht des Schriftführers............................................................................................................... 18 Bericht des Schatzmeisters ........................................................................................................... 20 Bericht des Sportwartes................................................................................................................. 44 Platzierungen 2010 bei internationalen und nationalen Meisterschaften .................................... 58 Platzierungen 2011 bei internationalen und nationalen Meisterschaften .................................... 72 Bericht der Lehrwartin .................................................................................................................... 87 Bericht des Pressesprechers......................................................................................................... 92 Bericht des Bundesjugendwartes .................................................................................................. 96 Bericht der Kassenprüfer ............................................................................................................. 103 Bericht des Vorsitzenden des Sportgerichts................................................................................ 105 Bericht des Vorsitzenden des Verbandsschiedsgerichts ............................................................ 106 Deutscher Rock’n’Roll und Boogie-Woogie Verband e.V........................................................... 107 Deutscher Verband für Garde- und Schautanzsport e.V. (DVG)................................................ 108 Bundesverband für karnevalistischen Tanzsport in Deutschland e.V........................................ 111 Deutscher Verband für Equality-Tanzsport e.V........................................................................... 112 Bundesverband Seniorentanz e.V............................................................................................... 113 Tanzsporttrainer-Vereinigung TSTV e.V. .................................................................................... 114 Bericht des Beauftragten für das Archiv ...................................................................................... 115 Bericht des Beauftragten für Discofox ......................................................................................... 116 Bericht des Beauftragten für das Deutsche Tanzsportabzeichen............................................... 117 Bericht der Beauftragten für Film und Video ............................................................................... 118 Bericht der Beauftragten für Frau im Sport.................................................................................. 119 Bericht des Beauftragten für Internationale Sportkontakte ......................................................... 121 Bericht des Beauftragten für das Internet.................................................................................... 122 Bericht des Beauftragten für Jazz- und Modern Dance .............................................................. 124 Bericht der Beauftragten für Orientalischen Tanz ....................................................................... 128 Bericht des Beauftragten für Schulsport...................................................................................... 130 Bericht des Beauftragten für Seniorenleistungssport.................................................................. 135 Bericht des Beauftragten für Steptanz......................................................................................... 136 Bericht des Beauftragten für das Turnierkontrollwesen .............................................................. 137 Bericht des Vertreters der Aktiven ............................................................................................... 140 Bericht des Beauftragten für Wertungsrichterkontrolle............................................................... 141 Bericht des Beauftragten für das Wertungsrichterwesen............................................................ 142 DTV-Fachausschuss Formationen (FASF) ................................................................................. 144 Anträge............................................................................................................................................... Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Satzung..................................................................................... 150 Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Verleihungsordnung ................................................................. 172 Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Verbandsgerichtsordnung ........................................................ 174 Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Ordnung: Ausschuss für Sportentwicklung.............................. 175 Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Finanzordnung.......................................................................... 177 Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Ordnung für elektronische Bildmedien..................................... 184 Antrag des HAS: Ordnung der Professional Division.................................................................. 185 Geschäftsjahr 2012: Haushaltsplan 2012, Haushaltsrahmenplan 2012/2013 ........................... 188 Änträge gemäß § 13 Abs. 4 der Satzung .................................................................................... 194 Anhang ........................................................................................................................................ 201 2 Tagesordnung für den ordentlichen Verbandstag 2012 des Deutschen Tanzsportverbandes e.V. vom 23. bis 24. Juni 2012 in Berlin Steigenberger Hotel Berlin Los-Angeles-Platz 1, 10789 Berlin Beginn der Tagung: 23.06.2012 um 14.00 Uhr, Ende: 24.06.2012 gegen 15.00 Uhr I. Eröffnung des Verbandstages Grußworte Ehrungen II. Feststellung der Anwesenheit und der Stimmenzahl III. Aussprache über die beigefügten Berichte: 1. des Präsidiums mit Bilanz sowie Gewinn- und Verlustrechnung 2. der Kassenprüfer 3. des Sportgerichts und des Verbandsschiedsgerichts 4. der Fachverbände mit besonderer Aufgabenstellung 5. des Deutschen Verbandes für Equality Tanzsport 6. des Bundesverbandes Seniorentanz 7. der Tanzsporttrainer-Vereinigung 8. der Beauftragten 9. des Fachausschusses für Formationen IV. Entlastung des Präsidiums für das abgelaufene Geschäftsjahr V. Zukunft des DTV Berichte aus den Arbeitsgruppen – vorläufiger Abschlussbericht VI. Wahlen 1. Wahl der Kassenprüfer 2. Wahl der Mitglieder des Sportgerichts 3. Wahl der Mitglieder des Verbandsschiedsgerichts 4. Wahl der Mitglieder der Verbandstagsleitung VII. Änderung der Satzung und Ordnungen des DTV 1. Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Satzung 2. Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Verleihungsordnung 3. Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Verbandsgerichtsordnung 4. Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Ordnung: Ausschuss für Sportentwicklung 5. Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Finanzordnung 6. Antrag des HAS: Änderung der Ordnung für elektronische Bildmedien 7. Antrag des HAS: Ordnung der Professional Division VIII. Geschäftsjahr 2012 1. Haushaltsplan 2012 – Vorlage zur Kenntnis 2. Haushaltsrahmenplan 2012 / 2013 – Beratung und Verabschiedung IX. Behandlung von Anträgen gemäß § 13 Abs. 4 der Satzung Antrag des TC Capitol Bremerhaven e.V.: Änderung der Satzung Antrag des TC Capitol Bremerhaven e.V. zur Beitragsanpassung Anträge des L.U.S.T. Latein- und Standard-Tanzsportclub 2000 e.V. München zur Änderung der Finanzordnung Antrag des Tanzsportverbandes Rheinland-Pfalz e.V. zur Änderung der Finanzordnung X. Geschäftsjahre 2013 und 2014 Verbandstag 2014 XI. Verschiedenes Anhang Geschäftsordnung für den Verbandstag des DTV Satzung des DTV Verleihungsordnung Verbandsgerichtsordnung Ordnung des Ausschusses für Freizeit-, Breiten- und Gesundheitssport Ordnung für elektronische Bildmedien Die größten Vereine und ihre Mitgliederzahlen 2012 Tagungsorte DTV-Verbandsrat / Verbandstag Mitgliederentwicklung in den Landestanzsportverbänden und Fachverbänden m.b.A. 4 Bericht des Präsidenten Eigentlich steht er immer am Ende eines jeden Berichts: der Dank. Ich möchte ihn diesmal ganz bewusst an den Anfang setzen. Es sind unsere Sportlerinnen und Sportler, die Trainerinnen und Trainer, die Eltern, die Ehrenamtlichen (und, wo vorhanden, auch die Hauptamtlichen) in unse- ren Vereinen und Verbänden, die mit ihrem Engagement und ihrer Arbeit dafür Sorge tragen, dass unser Sport Tag für Tag in all seinen Formen und Facetten ausgeübt werden kann und – soweit
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