Rowing Australia

The Standardised Terms and Conditions of Rowing Australia and its Member Associations are available from the link below:

Standardised Terms and Conditions - download.

To complete your application for membership please ensure that you read, understand, acknowledge and accept the Standardised Terms and Conditions of your membership.

If the applicant is under 18 years of age this section, and the Standardised Terms and Conditions must be read, understand, acknowledge and accepted by the applicant's parent or legal guardian.

Rowing WA

Rowing WA

Welcome to the sport of rowing in Western Australia. We thoroughly hope you enjoy your experience rowing.

By accepting these Terms and conditions you are agreeing to abide by all of Rowing WA's policies, most notably those related to National Integrity, Code of Conduct and Child Safeguarding. 

To find detailed information on Rowing WA's fees for 2025-2026 season, including Rowing WA and Rowing Australia membership and regatta costs, please visit Rowing WA Fees 2025-26.

If oyu have any questions relating to regattas, events, programs, coaching, officiating, volunteering or other opportunities within our sport, please take a look at the Rowing WA website or contact Rowing WA at admin@rowingwa.asn.au. 

UWA Boat Club

UWA Terms & Conditions

Further information about our club, including full details of policies and procedures can be found on the UWA Boat Club website.  In summary by applying for membership, you agree to:

• be familiar with the river rules and abide by them at all times
• attend a club induction session at the start of the season
• use email, social media and electronic communication responsibly when communicating about Club-related matters as detailed in the Communication & Social Media Policy.  Unreasonable personal criticism, offensive language and communication that would cause distress will not be tolerated.  Remember that you are representing your Club: don't be an idiot, and be good to each other (no bullying, invasions of privacy etc).

• respect the Code of Conduct – respect yourself and others, work hard, be a good sport, demonstrate a positive commitment to the boat club

• keep the sheds clean and tidy

• respect the no smoking at all club training and racing venues policy

• abide by the zero tolerance policy for any and all prohibited substances and methods as detailed in the Rowing Australia Ltd Anti-Doping Policy

• serve & partake of alcohol responsibly

• report any damage as soon as practical

• only use equipment you are allowed to use

• take care of such equipment, follow instructions for use and return to its correct place when finished

• use appropriate boat lights when applicable

• raise any issues with invoices within 7 days of issue or forfeit your right to dispute

• pay fees on time or risk exclusion from all rowing as detailed in the membership how-to and guidelines

• turn up to training (or advise your coach when you can’t)

• help out wherever possible – coaching, maintenance, events

• attend 3 maintenance days (or risk being charged a $50 levy)

• be at loading and unloading if racing

• regularly check the email you provided

In addition:

• you don't live at the Club, so don't sleep there
• you don't own the Club's stuff, so don't "borrow" it for personal use. You'll probably find that's called stealing.
• coached sessions and access to our Canning facility will incur additional costs in the off-season.

I have read, understood, acknowledge and agree to abide by the terms and conditions summarised above.

I also consent to my registration details being made available to the UWABC Committee and the UWA Sport & Recreation Association.

I understand that membership of UWA Boat Club is subject to approval by the UWA Boat Club committee.