The next meeting of the Kennel Club Agility Liaison Council will be held at the Kennel Club on Thursday 6 June 2013.  Proposals for inclusion on the agenda should reach Joanna Nosalik, in the Canine Activities Department at the Kennel Club by 8 March 2013.

Each eligible society may submit, through their representative, items for the agenda.  Individuals may also submit items for the agenda direct to the Kennel Club.  Proposals must be concise and if an amendment to a Regulation or an additional Regulation is proposed, the Regulation reference number must be given.

Please submit items to: Joanna Nosalik, WDA Team, The Kennel Club, 1-5 Clarges Street, London W1J 8AB (email: joanna.nosalik@thekennelclub.org.uk).

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6th February 2013
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