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Chapter 4. PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION<br />

A. General. This chapter provides specific guidance which<br />

pertains to the administration of a wide variety of MWR<br />

activities.<br />

B Awards.<br />

1. The presentation of awards in recognition of achievement<br />

sponsored as a part of the MWR program is recognized as a<br />

valuable contribution toward <strong>morale</strong> enhancement. While<br />

the value of awards is recognized, caution should be<br />

exercised to ensure that expenditures for this purpose<br />

are not disproportionate to overall program requirements.<br />

2. Athletic competitors officially sponsored by the Coast<br />

Guard must surrender to the <strong>morale</strong> fund any cash or<br />

certificate redeemable in cash received as an award for<br />

'competition.<br />

C. Rules of Competition.<br />

1. Official rules set forth by the organization governing<br />

amateur competition in each sport shall be used. In<br />

cases of conflicting, applicable rules, it is recommended<br />

that those specified for the All-Navy Sports<br />

Championships be used.<br />

2. Women's rules have been written and accepted as the<br />

standard for sports activities in high schools, colleges,<br />

and universities throughout the country. Sports programs<br />

for women personnel shall be governed by these rules.<br />

Copies of Official Rules and Girls and Women's Sports<br />

Standards are available through the American Association<br />

of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Division<br />

for Girls and Women's Sports, 1201 16th Street, N.W.,<br />

Washington DC 20036.<br />

D. Supervision. Most directed MWR activities require a<br />

supervisor who is responsible to the command to ensure the<br />

proper conduct of the activity and to coordinate the details<br />

of the activity with the MWR officer. Depending on the size<br />

of the unit and activity the MWR officer may act as<br />

supervisor for several activities during the year. However,<br />

it will also be necessary or appropriate to hire or designate<br />

personnel as follows:<br />

1. committee chairpersons are usually designated by the<br />

command to coordinate such activities as Coast Guard Day<br />

Picnic, Christmas Party, dances, etc;<br />

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CH-4

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