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HONOURS AND AWARDS

Our Honours System


Royal Life Saving recognises the importance of its volunteers through the Honours Awards System. Recognising the significant role volunteers play in educating people in water safety, survival, rescue, resuscitation and first aid techniques in an effort to reduce injury and loss of life through drowning.


Royal Life Saving NSW/ACT/TAS is committed to recognising the efforts of its many dedicated members and volunteers. Their service can be recognised through the use of the Commonwealth and Australian Honours Award Systems.


The awards system recognises the significant role that volunteers play in educating people in water safety, survival, rescue, resuscitation and first aid techniques in an effort to reduce injury and loss of life through drowning.


Commonwealth Honours


The Royal Life Saving Society Commonwealth acknowledges the invaluable contributions of time, effort and dedication given by its many members around the Commonwealth and takes great pride in acknowledging these contributions.


Commonwealth Headquarters accept nominations for consideration by the Commonwealth Honours Committee twice a year from the Commonwealth Member Organisations around the world. Royal Life saving Society – Australia is the Member Organisation in Australia – and is responsible for collection and submission of approved Nomination and Citation forms.


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Nominations


All nominations must be made on the appropriate form with a written citation attached, and submitted to Royal Life Saving NSW/ACT/TAS, who will endorse the application before it is forwarded to the National Office for consideration. A nomination can be made at any time, however the Australian Honours committee, meet twice a year and a call for nominations and made approximately one month prior to the meeting.


In considering candidates for these awards, the level and length of performance and the quality of the service rendered are the necessary and key components to be reviewed and considered before any Honour or Award may be granted. Other criteria such as contributions, membership, council or committee involvement, etc. are important factors and these may play a role in determining the candidate’s eligibility and the level of the Honour awarded.



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Commendations


Royal Life Saving NSW presents Commendation Awards each year to those people who have displayed outstanding initiative, expertise and empathy towards their fellow human beings by applying lifesaving skills in emergency situations and sometimes at risk to themselves.

 

Commendations are awarded to members of the general public in addition to emergency services personnel including the New South Wales Police Force, NSW Ambulance, Fire and Rescue NSW, NSW Rural Fire Service and NSW State of Emergency Services.

 

All nominations must be made on the appropriate form with a written citation attached, and submitted to Royal Life Saving NSW for review and consideration. Please email your nomination to events@royalnsw.com.au



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Royal Life Saving would like to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of our land - Australia. In particular the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation who are the Traditional Custodians of this place we now call Sydney and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future.

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