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AnnuAl RepoRt 2011/2012 Royal Life Saving Society - Australia is dedicated to turning everyday people into everyday community lifesavers. www.royallifesaving.com.au 1 About RoyAl life SAving Royal Life Saving is focused on reducing drowning and promoting healthy, active and skilled communities through innovative, reliable, evidence based advocacy; strong and effective partnerships, quality programs, products and services; underpinned by a cohesive and sustainable national organisation. Royal Life Saving is a public benevolent institution (PBI) dedicated to reducing drowning and turning everyday people into everyday community lifesavers. We achieve this through: • Advocacy • Education • Training • Health Promotion • Aquatic Risk Management • Community Development • Research • Sport, Leadership and Participation • International Networks We are guided by the values of: Safety, Quality, Integrity and the Humanitarian tradition and have been serving the Australian community for over 118 years. Royal Life Saving Society – Australia is a Public Company Limited by Guarantee. ABN: 71 008 594 616 www.royallifesaving.com.au 2 AnnuAl RepoRt 2011/2012 11 CONTENTS Patrons, Directors, Office Bearers and Committees 4 International Life Saving Organisations 4 20 Life Members 5 In Memoriam 5 National President’s Report 6 Chief Executive Officer’s Report 7 Chief Operating Officer’s Report 8 Strategic Framework 2012–15 9 Financial Summary 10 National Operations Advocacy 11 Education 16 Training 20 Health Promotion 25 Aquatic Risk Management 28 Community Development 32 Research 35 Media and Marketing 39 28 Sport, Leadership and Participation 42 International Networks 45 32 Our Network Our People 48 State & Territory Member Organisations 48 National Office 48 State & Territory Member Reports Australian Capital Territory 49 New South Wales 50 Northern Territory 51 Queensland 52 South Australia 53 Tasmania 54 Victoria 55 Western Australia 56 Honours 57 Our Partners 58 Royal Life saving Society – AuStraLiA patrons, Directors and office bearers international life Saving organisations Patron international life Saving federation (ILS) Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce AC, President Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia Dr Steve Beerman, MD (Canada) (to March 2012) Vice Patron Dr Klaus Wilkens (Germany) (Acting President from April 2012) Neville Bayfield OAM Secretary General national board of Directors Dr Harald Vervaecke, PhD (Belgium) President ILS Asia-Pacific President The Hon Chief Justice Terence Higgins AO, Rob Bradley (Australia) Chief Justice, Supreme Court of the ACT (until October 2011) Les Mole (October 2011 – May 2012) ILS Membership – Royal life Saving Society – Australia Deputy President Dianne Montalto ESM Chair, Equity and Diversity Committee (Acting President from May 2012) Rob Bradley ACT The Hon Chief Justice Terence Higgins AO Drowning Prevention Commissioner NSW James Whiteside Development Coordinator, ILS Asia-Pacific NT Randall Cook Justin Scarr QLD Les Mole Ethics Committee, Medical Committee SA Glenda Bowen Pain AM Professor John Pearn, AO RFD TAS Alison McIntyre (to July 2011) Drowning Research and Information Committee Geoffrey Wieczorski (from July 2011) Dr Richard Franklin, PhD VIC Dianne Montalto ESM WA Greg McLennan Rescue Committee Les Mole Chief Executive Officer Rob Bradley (Company Secretary) Education Committee national Advisers Shayne Baker OAM Education and Training Shayne Baker OAM Sport Commission, Events Management Committee, Sport Gray Parkes Chair Sport Development Committee Medical Professor John Pearn AO RFD Greg McLennan Legal The Hon Chief Justice Technical and Rules Committee Terence Higgins AO Anni Gardiner State and territory Member organisation executive Athletes Committee ACT Sean Hodges Gray Parkes NSW David Macallister NT Floss Roberts Commonwealth Royal life Saving Society QLD Michael Darben President SA Alistair Baird (to March 2012) HRH Prince Michael of Kent Tony Taylor (from March 2012) Deputy Commonwealth President TAS Julia Fassina John C Barwick MBE VIC Sandra Vander Pal WA Alex McKenzie Commonwealth Secretary Francene Leaversuch national Sport Committee Deputy Commonwealth Secretary NSW Mark McLennan Emma Harrison NT Karon Lamb QLD Ashley Gordon SA Glenda Bowen Pain AM TAS Chris Wright VIC Anni Gardiner WA Greg McLennan NAT Gray Parkes Honours Committee VIC Dianne Montalto ESM (Chair) QLD Les Mole QLD John McDonald SA David Dewar TAS Alison McIntyre 4 IN MeMoRIaM life Members Royal Life Saving Society Australia is sad to report that Vice Patron Neville Bayfield OAM passed away 1995 Neville Bayfield (NSW) on 1 August 2012. Neville had been in deteriorating 1995 Gerald Brameld (QLD) health over the past two years and died peacefully 1998 Victor John Dennis (WA) at his Sydney home surrounded by his family. Neville was one of the giants of Royal Life Saving. He served 1998 Ian Mackie (NAT) for over 40 years in many capacities including Deputy 1998 Gwendolyn Welford (QLD) President of RLSS Commonwealth from 1995–2009 1999 Alan B. Swinton (TAS) and was RLSS Australia National President from 1988– 94. He was awarded the Order of Australia in 1997. 2000 VJ Forde (SA) 2000 John McClelland (QLD) Neville was an outstanding example of a person 2002 Heather MacGowan (WA) who dedicated much of his career to the promotion of water safety and life saving at both the national 2004 Theresa Leopold (SA) and international level. He achieved this through an 2004 Faye Trevor (SA) ongoing involvement with Royal Life Saving 2005 Lesley Bartlett (SA) Society – Australia (RLSSA) and the Royal Life Saving Society Commonwealth. 2005 Professor John Pearn, AO RFD (QLD) 2005 Patricia Quick (SA) Service to RLSSA 2006 Jan Burton (SA) Neville Bayfield served as National Treasurer of the 2006 C Dedman (SA) Royal Life Saving Society – Australia from the 1984 2006 David Dewar (SA) incorporation date of the National Branch up to October 1988. He progressed to being appointed 2006 Raymond M Martin (SA) National President on the 25th October 1988, holding 2006 Vincent McStraw (SA) this position for six years till October 1994. During 2006 Mark Needham (SA) his tenure as President, Neville was instrumental in the development of key water safety education 2006 Ann Price (SA) strategies including the development of the Swim and 2007 John Kew (SA) Survive program which today teaches over 700,000 2007 Hayden Lamshed (SA) participants each year. With over 40 years of service to the society, Neville was Vice Patron of RLSSA where 2007 Faye Milham (SA) he remained firmly committed to raising the standard 2008 Dorothy Brown (NSW) of awareness of life saving education in Australia and 2009 Rod Welford (QLD) around the world. 2010 The Hon Chief Justice As the Commonwealth Deputy President of the Royal Terence Higgins AO (ACT) Life Saving Society Commonwealth (1995–2009), 2010 Dianne Montalto ESM (VIC) Neville’s role required enormous leadership and 2010 Barbara Morgan OAM (VIC) dedication. RLSS Commonwealth grew dramatically during Neville’s tenure and now includes 40 National 2010 Karen Freak (SA) Lifesaving Federations as members. Neville was 2011 Robyn Pryce-Jones (TAS) instrumental in directing the RLSS Commonwealth’s attention on the needs of developing nations and was instrumental in raising the standards of water safety worldwide. On behalf of Royal Life Saving – thank you Neville! You will be sadly missed. 5 National PReSident’S RePoRt It is with pleasure that I support this Annual Report. The team of seasoned international athletes and exciting young rookies embraced the opportunity to race on the Once again it has been a very busy year for both the world stage and stake their claim as the next generation national staff and our national board. This can be of champion pool lifesavers. They secured six RLSSA seen from the various reports included in this the National Pool Lifesaving records and five Commonwealth Annual Report. Lifesaving Championship records. Well done to all team members, we are very proud of you. The Royal Life Saving Society – Australia has again shown great leadership in developing the fourth Congratulations to Gray Parkes and his dedicated team Australian Water Safety Strategy for 2012–15. The in their representation and training of our teams. Thank strategy was launched by the Minister for Sport, you to all our pool officials who again gave their time as Senator the Honourable Kate Lundy at the Australian volunteers to assist in the competition. Water Safety Conference held in Sydney in June. The Australian Water Safety Strategy 2012–15 positions I would like to thank our CEO Rob Bradley and his Royal Life Saving Society as lead agency in addressing dedicated national staff for the commitment and four key goals to reduce drowning deaths: of children professionalism they show in their duties for our aged 0–4; of children aged 5–14; in inland waterways organisation and the support they have given to our and in the older population. board and to me personally. Royal Life Saving Society – Australia has held the role of In closing I would sincerely like to thank my fellow board Convenor of the Australian Water Safety Council since its members for their contribution to the organisation and inception in 1998 and has contributed enormously to the attendance at board meetings. I believe we have an co-ordination and cohesion of the water safety sector. excellent working board that has dealt with many issues over the year and has shown passion, dedication and The statistics from our National Drowning Report,
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