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== Definitions of key concepts or terms used in the policy == | == Definitions of key concepts or terms used in the policy == | ||
* An ''EBC Leader'' includes all staff, contractors, and Board members. Other volunteers may be considered leaders, at the discretion of the Executive Committee, if their role in the organisation makes this designation appropriate. --Adam questions the second sentence. | * An ''EBC Leader'' includes all staff, contractors, and Board members. Other volunteers may be considered leaders, at the discretion of the Executive Committee, if their role in the organisation makes this designation appropriate. --Adam questions the second sentence. --Micah says: does this mean super-volunteers whom we trust a lot? And Adam, do you mean we shouldn't endow non-staf etc with that privilege/responsibility? | ||
* An ''Illegal Component'' is any part of a cycling event where participants are expected or encouraged to violate any of the laws of Canada, Alberta, or the bylaws of the municipality where the event takes place. This includes, but is not limited to, ignoring traffic signals or exceeding the speed limit. | * An ''Illegal Component'' is any part of a cycling event where participants are expected or encouraged to violate any of the laws of Canada, Alberta, or the bylaws of the municipality where the event takes place. This includes, but is not limited to, ignoring traffic signals or exceeding the speed limit. | ||