What is RDA?
RDA is the National Sporting Organisation for Roller Derby as recognised by the Australian Sports Commission. RDA is the fundamental platform and linkage between the Federal Government and the Australian roller derby community.
What is RDA’s Mission?
RDA pushes for progress and ultimate recognition of this unique sport. From nurturing grassroots to facilitating pathways for high performance, RDA promotes the future of Roller Derby in Australia.
How does RDA receive its funding?
The Federal Government via the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) currently funds all skate activities through Skate Australia.
Skate Australia is?
Skate Australia is the ASC’s recognized NSO (National Sports Organization) for all skate-based sports.
What is the ASC?
The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) is a statutory authority of the Australian Government. The ASC Mission is – ‘To enrich the lives of all Australians through sport’. No other government in the world has recognised the cultural and athletic significance of roller derby as much as in Australia. For More Details visit
http://www.ausport.gov.au/about/what_is_the_ascWhat is the composition of the Skate Australia board?
The Skate Australia board is an independent board of directors that have a legal responsibility to ensure that the organisation is run professionally, efficiently and honestly.
Can a member of the roller derby community nominate to become a member of the Skate Australia board?
Yes.
How is funding allocated within Skate Australia?
The allocation for funding between the skate sports of Skate Australia is decided by their alignment and capacity to achieve the goals of the ASC.
Is RDA a non-profit organization?
Roller Derby Australia is non-profit.
Does Skate Australia receive High Performance Funding?
No. Currently Skate Australia only receives participation funding.
