2007 flock register vol 53.pdf - Australian Poll Dorset Association Inc

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The recommendation for de-registering a flock may come from the appropriate
Region Committee to the Board, and de-registration should only be made after
the Breeder in question has been given the opportunity to straighten out his flock
and his thinking. (See Rule 4 - Discipline.)
D-CONCLUSION
Guidance to Breeders and Inspectors
Regional Committees should select their Inspectors with care and should be
constantly training new ones by sending them out with the more experienced men.
An Inspector, in addition to his experience as a Breeder, should have special
qualifications. He must know the Rules and Regulations of the Association. He must
be loaded with tact and understanding, and yet have sufficient moral courage to
carry out his duties without fear or favour. A sloppy inspection does more harm than
no inspection at all.
A firm, thoughtful, and courteous inspection is of real value to the owner, the Breed
and the Association.