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IHNSW AGM 2021

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The 2021 IHNSW Annual General Meeting is coming up next month. Details are below:

WHEN – Sunday 23rd January 2022, 3.30pm Registration / AGM 4.00pm

WHERE – ACPE, Sydney Olympic Park (free parking on site) The following Meeting Papers can be downloaded via the links below:

AGM Notice and Agenda

Proxy Form

Nomination Form for President and Treasurer

Nomination form for the 4 Elected Ordinary Positions

• Nominations for vacant positions must be received by post or email at the IHNSW office by 5.00pm Friday 14th January 2022

• Proxy forms must be received by post or email at the IHNSW office by 5.00pm Thursday 20th January 2022

• All nominations must be signed by the Nominee, the Proposer and the Seconder, all of whom must be current members of Ice Hockey NSW as of December 8th 2021.

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COVID UPDATE – SUNDAY 21ST NOVEMBER

Thank you to those players and officials who have kept us informed of their test results.  Over the weekend the pattern of transmission has remained consistent, with a large number of negative tests and a small number of positive tests.

With a significant number of Willis Cup participants also attending other rinks we are concerned about the possibility of transmission at other rinks and encourage everyone in our sport to remain vigilant and compliant with all covid safe practices.

NSW Health have informed us that the event held at the Canterbury rink on Wednesday evening is no longer regarded a potential transmission source.

We will continue to keep everyone informed over the next few days and will include status of future events as we get clarity from the test reports members are providing and NSW Health instructions.

IMPORTANT – COVID 19 INFORMATION – FRIDAY NOVEMBER 19TH 2021

Update 730pm Friday 19/11/2021

Subsequent to our previous communication earlier today we have been made aware of the following:

  • A player in the 3rd Willis cup game on Sunday night (Easts vs Norths) has informed us they have tested positive.  Previously confirmed transmissions related to the second game.
  • NSW Health has informed us that an infected person attended the Canterbury rink late Wednesday night.  We have no further details of this transmission, including the source.

Those involved in the event held on Wednesday night are in the process of being contacted.

There is a possibility the Amazon League Training last night at LCC could have been exposed. The Amazon league game scheduled for Sunday morning has been cancelled.

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Hello to Members, Clubs, Rinks and our Ice Hockey Community.

As previously announced,  our sport was involved in a case of community transmission last Sunday night.  We have been working with the rink and all the participants as well as NSW Health, NSW Office of Sport, SafeWork NSW and Service NSW to ensure we are doing everything we can to minimise the risk to our members, rink users and the general public.

At this stage there has been 2 cases of transmission but initial testing of many people has also resulted in several negative tests.  A large number of tests are still outstanding and thankfully those infected are not currently seriously ill.  There is some potential for transmission to other rinks and other leagues and we are doing all we can to minimise this risk.  After consulting with the proper authorities we would like the support of all members to implement the following steps.

  1. Any people attending the Canterbury rink on Sunday nights should consider themselves either to be a casual or close contact of an infected person.  Links to the appropriate health website are below.
  2. We would ask that any positive test results be reported in confidence to IHNSW so we can take further steps if appropriate.
  3. We are looking at upcoming IHNSW events for the potential for transmission and will notify if we identify potential transmission links to the Willis cup.
  4. At this stage only the Willis cup for 21/Nov has been postponed.
  5. Any club operating a league or any event at a rink should be hyper vigilant at this time.  This should involve strict enforcement of the Covid safe rules for sport and whatever rules any rink requires as well as assessing all participants for potential contact with the Willis cup participants.
  6. All participants or spectators are encouraged to carefully consider their attendance at a rink if they are feeling unwell in any way.  People who are double vaccinated may experience the mildest of symptoms.
  7. More updates will follow as we know more.

CASUAL CONTACT: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/covid-19-casual-contact.aspx

CLOSE CONTACT: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/advice-for-contacts.aspx