BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!! Read your original post!!!

QUOTE
"Would it not make sense to split the work load into an association that represents surfcasting. Another association for those who wish to sail the briny, and then a third body to look after the interest of those attracted to distance casting?

My belief is based on one premise: better to have an association whose work is solely for those who actually go to the shoreline and use our far superior skills (when compared to boaties) to catch our fish. Our needs are different, access for one plus the need to promote surfcasting for what it is, one of New Zealand's leading participant sports."

That says in your own words 3 seperate associations!!
"Our far superior skills" But you've said in other arguements that we are not an elitist group yet here your saying we are. Change of heart??

I've also cut and pasted your posts to use for future reference if you decide to edit to save face.

Jase's interpretation is pretty much on the button for what you've posted.

The various parts of the NZACA ARE looked after by exec members with the Nationals and distance casting being seperate portfolios.