(a) To act as Governing Body within the territory controlled by the Centre in all matters relating to motorcycle competitions. (b) To foster the pastime of motorcycling and to act as a society of encouragement.
(c) To secure a fair and equitable administration of justice as regards the rights of motorcyclists as such.
(d) To watch the course of any legislative measures affecting the interests of motorcyclists and to make such representations on the subject and take such action as occasion may demand.
(e) To make and administer rules and regulations for the government of motorcycle competitions of any kind within the area of its jurisdiction.
The Centre agrees that sporting integrity is based on the acceptance of rules, fairness, equality, respect for others, moral conduct and a sense of what is right. Violence, bullying, breaking the rules, abuse of drugs, lack of fair play and other unethical behaviours are unacceptable and the Centre reserves the right to discipline any of its affiliated clubs and bodies, members, officials or competition licence holders involved in such activities.
The MCUI (UC) agrees to:
(a) set a good example at all times.
(b) sign and agree to relevant Codes of Conduct.
(c) follow the spirit of policies as required e.g. Equal Opportunity Policy.
(d) abide by and agree to international/national policies and guidelines e.g. anti-doping, Child Protection/ Safeguarding procedures.
The Centre aims to promote the sport of motorcycling for all present and potential competitors, officials, members, instructors, coaches, volunteers and employees and will be mindful of the need to carry out its functions in a manner which promotes equality of opportunity between:
(a) persons of different religious belief, political group, racial group, age.
(b) persons regardless of marital status or sexual orientation.
(c) men and women generally.
(d) persons with a disability and persons without.
(e) persons with dependants and persons without.
Furthermore the Centre aims to make its services and training programmes accessible to all and may take special measures to ensure that certain groups are not unfairly disadvantaged, provided such action does not adversely affect the standard, quality and integrity of its schemes.
It reserves the right to discipline any of its affiliated clubs and bodies, members, officials or competition licence holders who practice any form of discrimination in breach of this statement. MCUI (UC) Ltd also encourages its affiliated clubs and bodies to adopt all similar policy.