MJOC Jeep Muster 2007

[AussieCJ7]

Originally Posted by Bomber

Non MJOC members are welcome but you must belong to a 4WD club affiliated with the 4WD association in your home state and an MJOC joining fee (yet to be determined amount) will be payable so that you are "guest member" for insurance purposes. Non Jeeps will only allowed to participate on trips if they are owned & driven by full members of MJOC. Non MJOC members (ie "guest members") will not be allowed to bring non-Jeeps on trips.

Hey Bomber dont want to get into a discussion on the running of clubs or events as each club should do as they see the right thing but only suggesting this to help simplfy the admin side of things, TCIS club insurance does have provisions for "trip vistors" to be covered under public liability insurance without any joining fee's etc allowing clubs to give potenial members a taste of the clubs trips before commiting to join this maybe an option for you on this event. Additionally other clubs make like to list this as their clubs trips in co operation if MJOC meaning the cover will be under that clubs insurance. Investigate for yourself as different policies have different provisions for this sort of thing and I have no legal background only working of the advice we were given by our insurance company when investigating. Once again this is only a suggestion that you may like to investigate to simplfy things please dont anyone chime in at the virtues of charging non memebers for trips like this etc as that is at the discretion of the organising club and if you dont like that then you have the option if you attend or not.

[PK]

Sorry - should clarify my post - the caravan park has room for bookings, what I meant was there won't be any non Jeepers there....

[kyro]

sounds like a kewl weekend just a bugger it so far to drive did it for the 2004 jambo and was wrecked for a week after

[Tasar]

Could we please have contact details for the caravan park so we can book a site?

thanks

[Tasar]

Could we please have contact details for the caravan park so we can book a site?

thanks

[Bomber]

Originally Posted by Tasar

Could we please have contact details for the caravan park so we can book a site?

thanks

Tasar use the web, I gave you the name of the park. The rest of us have gotta look up the white pages, can't make it too easy for ya

[Bomber]

Originally Posted by AussieCJ7

Hey Bomber dont want to get into a discussion on the running of clubs or events as each club should do as they see the right thing but only suggesting this to help simplfy the admin side of things, TCIS club insurance does have provisions for "trip vistors" to be covered under public liability insurance without any joining fee's etc allowing clubs to give potenial members a taste of the clubs trips before commiting to join this maybe an option for you on this event. Additionally other clubs make like to list this as their clubs trips in co operation if MJOC meaning the cover will be under that clubs insurance. Investigate for yourself as different policies have different provisions for this sort of thing and I have no legal background only working of the advice we were given by our insurance company when investigating. Once again this is only a suggestion that you may like to investigate to simplfy things please dont anyone chime in at the virtues of charging non memebers for trips like this etc as that is at the discretion of the organising club and if you dont like that then you have the option if you attend or not.

Decision was made by MJOC Committee to charge non-MJOC members an "entry fee" to cover the cost of our insurance cover for the weekend, I guess this is no different to a free magazine subscription . "Proof" of belonging to another club will be a necessary part of the registration process and the making "you" a short term member is also a belonging type thing in relation to adherence to club rules and that kind of thing, a token effort at that price perhaps but one nevertheless.

The real purpose is to celebrate the MJOC 10th birthday but we decided to open it up to "outsiders" to allow us to offer more and more varied trips through a greater number of participants.