Victoria
Mr SHEPHERD James 22 Hubble Street MARYBOROUGH 3465 VIC 03 5461 2737
Mr WOODHATCH Glenn 43 Prouses Road BENDIGO 3550 VIC 03 5444 4378

New South Wales
Mr RAPLEY Fred 15 Prosser Close TARRAWANNA 2518 NSW 02 4285 3177
Mr BLAKE Robert 71 Urana Street THE ROCK 2655 NSW 02 6920 2043

Queensland
Mr ALLAN William Wanamra, MS 501 DALBY 4405 QLD 07 4662 4183
Mr REEVES Wayne PO Box 11 NORMANTON 4890 QLD 07 4745 1342

South Australia
Mr POBKE Barry 1 Darwin Street COOKE PLAINS 5261 SA 08 8572 3813
Mr HEIGHT Gavin Sutton Road KALANGADOO 5278 SA 08 8739 3176

Western Australia
Mr TUCKER Murray 279 Tutunup Rd TUTUNUP 6280 WA 08 9753 2122

Tasmania
Mr HIBBLE Kim Po Box 45 LAUNCESTON 7250 TAS 0419 623 767
Mr BRYAN Jock 30 George Street LONGFORD 7301 TAS 0419 623 767

Northern Territory
Mr BROWN Antony PO Box 5325 ALICE SPRINGS 871 NT 0418 833 473
Mr DOYLE John Po Box 40077 CASUARINA 811 NT 08 8927 8210

Duties of a Rules Supervisor (Rule 4.21) 2009 Version

(a) A maximum of two suitable qualified persons appointed by the relevant State Association until such time as they may elect to resign or alternatively are replaced by their State Association. Rules Supervisors should be selected from experienced Referee Examiners.

(b) To examine applicants theoretically and practically for the position of ACTA Trap, Skeet and Sporting Referee Examiner and to advise the ACTA office when the applicant is successful. ISSF appointed Rules Supervisors to examine applicants theoretically and practically for the position of ACTA, ISSF Referee Examiner and to advise the ACTA when the applicant is successful. Maximum of one (1) ISSF Referee Examiner per State to be appointed.

(c) To demand a degree of ability, before authorising new Referee Examiners, that will ensure a high standard of refereeing. Prior to the applicant attaining the status of a Referee Examiner, an applicant must have completed a three (3) year term as an official ACTA Referee.

(d) To observe the actions of existing Referee Examiners and Referees and to discuss any problems concerning their duties.

(e) To investigate the written complaint of any Club Management or Referee Examiner concerning the ability of existing Referees adn to report to the appropriate State Association when action is considered necessary, with full facts so that the State Association concerned may recommend the action to be taken.

(f) To investigate the written complaint of any Club Management concerning the ability of any Referee Examiner and to report the facts to the appropriate State Association concerned, so that the State ASsociatin concerned may recommend the action to be taken.

(g) To arrange or require the re-examination of any Referee Examiner or Referee. (When investigating complaints concerning Referee Examiners and Referees, every effort should be made to correct the complaint by re-examination or re-training in preference to suspension).

(h) To control the number of Referee Examiners so that:
     (i)  Referee applicants cannot shop around for an easy examiner.
     (ii) The principle of common interpretation is maintained (the more examiners the more chance of interpretation becoming loose).

(i) A Rules Supervisor should not generally carry out Referee examinations but may do so if requested or if there is no Referee Examiner in the area.

(j) To make himself available when convenient to attend rules discussions when requested by clubs.