Goals and Policies
- To increase participation in RYA driven activities.
- Increase boating numbers and time spent boating.
- To promote safety and bring the awareness to individuals and companies.
- To represent recreational boating rights and responsibilities.
- Establish the RYA as the upholder of boaters’ rights.
- To work with British and international organisations.
- To raise the standards of which their interests spread (see first paragraph), in the UK.
- To rank high, globally, and succeed at international competitions.
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