Regional Council chiefly operates through its elected officers and appointed officials. However, there are two important subcommittees representing the two main 'career' groups in day to day archery; the coaching and Judges' committees:
The Regional Coaching Committee (RCC) is formed from the Region's County Coaching Organisers. Formally, the RCC is a subcommittee of Council, and has two of its officers, the Chairman of the RCC and the Coaching Finanace officer, permanently on Regional Council.
The RCC is responsible for coordinating coaching in the region. Though most practical coaching happens at Club level, the RCC helps by
Coordinating coach training across the region
Managing the Counties' applications for GNAS coaching grants.
Talking directly to the GNAS coaching committee about policy and management of coaching
Through the regional coaching organiser, managing County coach renewals
Recently, the RCC has also been working to implement important parts of the Regional Performance Development plan and the GNAS Strategy, by working out plans for, for example, increased coach training and a Regional Excellence programme.
The Judges' committe represents the Region's Judges. It is formed by election, and appoints its own Chairman who usually takes on the main communication and administrative roles. These cover
Allocation of Judges to regional and other shooting events
Training of new Judges, including their supervision during training and their examination by senior judges
Reappointment of Judges