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This document is a guide for Motorsport officials on how to handle fatal or critical incidents during events, outlining the immediate response, information gathering, photographic evidence, post-incident procedures, and reporting requirements.
Note: Year
Theme: Motorsport, Incident Reporting
Document Type: Guide
Agency / Organization: MSA
Target Audience: Clerks of the Course, Stewards, Motorsport Officials
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CFWI – Royal Cheshire County Show 2026 Refreshment Stewards Volunteer Form (16–17 June 2026)
Year: 2026
Event: Royal Cheshire County Show
Organization: Cheshire Federation of Women’s Institutes (CFWI)
Document Type: Volunteer registration form
Purpose: Recruitment of Refreshment Stewards for the refreshment marquee
Location: Cheshire, England
Event Dates: 16–17 June 2026
Volunteer Role: Refreshment Stewards
Shift Schedule: 09:00–11:00; 11:00–13:00; 13:00–15:00; 15:00–17:00
Submission Deadline: 2 April 2026
Contact Person: Susan Leicester
Contact Address: 11 St Ann’s Road, Middlewich, CW10 9BN
Contact Telephone: 01793 541152
Target Participants: Members of Women’s Institutes volunteering at the event
Incentive Mentioned: Free show ticket for volunteers completing two sessions
Mentoring Scheme Award (MSA) Report Summary
Year: Not specified
Organisation 1: Name and country provided in the report
Lead person in Organisation 1: Provided
Organisation 2: Name and country provided in the report
Lead person in Organisation 2: Provided
Time period: Start Date and End Date
Duration: Specified in report
Work activities: Described separately for Organisation 1 and Organisation 2
Number of participants: Provided for each organisation
Outcomes and impact: Objectives, key outcomes, and data sharing described
Secondary stakeholders: Calibration laboratories, conformity assessment bodies, industry, legal metrology, healthcare, environmental agencies, regulatory bodies, national quality infrastructure, academia, universities
Researchers: Names and organisations listed, travel and subsistence costs detailed
Total costs: EUR XY
Consent: Signatures from lead participants and line managers of both organisations
Attachments: Invoices and other documents listed
2024-2025 MSA Council
Year: 2024-2025
Region / city: Ann Arbor, MI, University Park, PA, Athens, GA, Bowie, MD, Lincoln, NE, West Lafayette, IN, Clemson, SC, Baton Rouge, LA, Morgantown, WV, Bogotá, Colombia, Corvallis, OR, Denver, CO, Gainesville, FL, Fresno, CA, Pullman, WA
Theme: Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, Plant Pathology, Mycology, Genetics, Cell Biology, Systematics
Document Type: Council Membership List
Organization: MSA (Mycological Society of America)
Author: Timothy James, David Geiser, Marin Brewer, Priscila Chaverri, Heather Hallen-Adams, Cathie Aime, Julia Kerrigan, Vinson Doyle, Matt Kasson, Adriana Corrales Osorio, Posy Busby, Sara Branco, Sunny Liao, Alija Mujic, Jana U’Ren, Xiomy Pinchi-Dávila
Target Audience: MSA Members, Academics in Ecology and Biology
Period of validity: 2024-2025
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of changes: Not specified
Context: A document listing the members of the 2024-2025 council of the Mycological Society of America, detailing their affiliations and roles.
Topics: PACKA Stewards MSA