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The '''Canadian Committee''' is a [[NASPA]] [[committees|committee]] established to  
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The '''Canadian Committee''' is a [[NASPA]] [[committees|committee]] established in February 2009 to  
 
manage matters pertaining solely to Canadian and not American players.
 
manage matters pertaining solely to Canadian and not American players.
  
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* [[John Chew]] (ex officio)
 
* [[John Chew]] (ex officio)
 
* [[David Boys]]
 
* [[David Boys]]
* [[Albert Hahn]]
 
 
* [[Tony Leah]]
 
* [[Tony Leah]]
 
* [[John Robertson]]
 
* [[John Robertson]]
 
* [[Siri Tillekeratne]]
 
* [[Siri Tillekeratne]]
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The following people are past members:
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* [[Albert Hahn]] February–March 2009
  
 
The Committee has the following items on its agenda:
 
The Committee has the following items on its agenda:

Revision as of 11:27, 23 March 2009

The Canadian Committee is a NASPA committee established in February 2009 to manage matters pertaining solely to Canadian and not American players.

The following people are committee members:

The following people are past members:

The Committee has the following items on its agenda:

  • Determine how committee members should be elected, and how long they should serve
  • Prepare a qualification system for the Canadian team at the 2011 World SCRABBLE Championship
  • Prepare a qualification system for the 2012 Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship
  • Investigate how NASPA can receive payments in Canadian funds from Canadian directors and players
  • Consider a ratings fee surcharge on Canadian tournaments to help fund Canadian WSC players


Links

2011 World SCRABBLE Championship Canadian Qualification System