Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Scottishathletics is the national governing body for the sport of athletics in Scotland. Established as a limited company on 1 April 2001, it succeeded the Scottish Athletics Federation (SAF). scottishathletics is a member of the Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland.The organisation is built up of 22 staff members with various additional commissions and volunteers. It is associated with UK Athletics and the Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland. The most prominent reasons for establishment were to advance, expand and manage athletics in Scotland. Other reasons are to: Impose rules for competition Press forward and preserve the interests of athletics.The organisation deals with approximately 150 athletics clubs and roughly 12,000 members. Individual clubs differ in size from less formal and small number of members to customary clubs with hundreds of members. There are specialist clubs and other clubs which incorporate all areas of athletics.Scottishathletics have a number of targets that they try to implement in order to develop this sport. With the support of their partners, they make an effort to: Increase opportunities for people to get involved in athletics. Manage the sport resourcefully and effectively Provide the greatest chances for members to excel in the sport and to enjoy partaking. Assist those who have shown a high degree of skill to succeed at world level competitions. }
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- Scottishathletics abstract "Scottishathletics is the national governing body for the sport of athletics in Scotland. Established as a limited company on 1 April 2001, it succeeded the Scottish Athletics Federation (SAF). scottishathletics is a member of the Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland.The organisation is built up of 22 staff members with various additional commissions and volunteers. It is associated with UK Athletics and the Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland. The most prominent reasons for establishment were to advance, expand and manage athletics in Scotland. Other reasons are to: Impose rules for competition Press forward and preserve the interests of athletics.The organisation deals with approximately 150 athletics clubs and roughly 12,000 members. Individual clubs differ in size from less formal and small number of members to customary clubs with hundreds of members. There are specialist clubs and other clubs which incorporate all areas of athletics.Scottishathletics have a number of targets that they try to implement in order to develop this sport. With the support of their partners, they make an effort to: Increase opportunities for people to get involved in athletics. Manage the sport resourcefully and effectively Provide the greatest chances for members to excel in the sport and to enjoy partaking. Assist those who have shown a high degree of skill to succeed at world level competitions".