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Current by Richard Meredith-Hardy
on 08 Dec, 2014 18:52.

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{color:#ff0000}This proposal was accepted by the 2014 Plenary (both parts){color}

h3. Proposal from

h3. Proposal title

Alteration to Colibri Diploma to provide for group awards.

h3. Existing text
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*Note* _This is an FAI award in the gift of CIMA therefore if these proposals are accepted by CIMA then they cannot take effect until they have also been accepted by FAI Executive Board to make the same alterations to FAI Bylaws._
*Note 1* _This is an FAI award in the gift of CIMA therefore if these proposals are accepted by CIMA then they cannot take effect until FAI Executive Board has agreed to make the same amendments to FAI Bylaws._

*Note 2* _If part a is accepted it would be useful if the Plenary could resolve how diplomas were physically produced in the case of joint awards. For example it could decide the Bureau should instruct Secretariat whether one physical diploma is issued to the group (as it might be to an aero club or corporate awardee) or duplicate diplomas are issued to each member of the group (as would be reasonable to an aircraft crew of two people)._

h3. Reason

h5. Part a

There's nothing wrong with this the current text except in one case, when the *outstanding contribution* is made jointly by more than one person, the current wording only allows provides for *an individual*.

CIMA has sometimes awarded this diploma to pilots for making a remarkable flight like it did to Dave Sykes for his [flight to Australia|http://www.soloflightglobal.com/], but the current wording prevents the award being given to a crew of two who did a similarly remarkable flight like Richard Foster & Richard Bird's [flight to Capetown and back|http://www.flightofikarus.com/capetown/] earlier this year in a C42 or Per T. Hoyland and Hakon Fosso who [flew across the North Sea|https://www.facebook.com/tormod.veiby#!/groups/1393621227561253/?fref=ts] in a trike to celebrate the exact centenary of the first person to do it in a Bleriot. In either case the award could only be given to one or other of the crew even though the achievement was a joint effort, and that doesn't seem right.

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