Provinces reject governance change, sparking fears of a “civil war” in New Zealand rugby
- New Zealand's provincial rugby unions rejected governance reforms proposed by the national governing body and players' association, potentially leading to a domestic game split.
- The unions favored their own 'Proposal 2' over the original, requiring experienced members on boards.
- The players' association threatened to split from NZR and form a new governing body for the professional game if their proposal was blocked.
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New Zealand rugby set for ‘civil war’ as provinces win bitter vote
Provinces reject governance change, sparking fears of 'civil war' in New Zealand rugby
Domestic provinces have overwhelmingly rejected a new governance plan for New Zealand Rugby in a move some observers fear will fracture the national sport along amateur and professional lines. At a special general meeting Thursday, the 26 provincial unions voted down a new governance system which had been recommended by…
Provinces reject governance change, sparking fears of a "civil war" in New Zealand rugby
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Domestic provinces have overwhelmingly rejected a new governance plan for New Zealand Rugby in a move some observers fear will fracture the national sport along amateur and professional lines.
New Zealand Rugby Crises: Governance Reforms Rejected, Split Risks Loom | Sports-Games
New Zealand Rugby Crises: Governance Reforms Rejected, Split Risks Loom New Zealand's provincial rugby unions voted against proposed governance reforms pushed by the sport's national governing body and players' association on Thursday in a move that could lead to a split in the domestic game. At a Special General Meeting (SGM) in Wellington, the unions voted 59-31 against a proposed leadership structure pushed by New Zealand Rugby (NZR) Chairwo…
New Zealand provincial unions block governance reforms
:New Zealand's provincial rugby unions voted against proposed governance reforms pushed by the sport's national governing body and players' association on Thursday in a move that could lead to a split in the domestic game.At a Special General Meeting (SGM) in Wellington, the unions voted 59-31 against a propo
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