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STOP N.Z. PLAYING IN RACIST SPORT Cl/* Al D ATM TM FCF PETITION to the Honourable the Speaker and the Members of the WIVI Iw WV lIM ■MI fawk House of Representatives of New Zealand in Parliament assembled. —l That we the undersigned humbly pray:— PK I ITIIINS - - - That whereas we believe that parliament is the only fully representative body of the ■ ■ I■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ New Zealand people and whereas the New Zealand Rugby Union, a body which represents only one section of the community, has decided to send a rugby team to South Africa and Rhodesia And whereas this decision has involved New Zealand in , - - - - a foreign policy stance with vital international implications entailing consequences .... r.. r- tIL Al for this country’s external and Commonwealth relations. And whereas other N.Z. PETITION to the President and Members of the Executive Of the New sporting bodies have maintained sporting exchenges with South Africa and Rhodesia Zealand Rugby Football Union (Inc.) P.O. Box 2172, WELLINGTON. ... ....nt, t. -.a ... ........ . . I. urge the Government to ask New Zealand sporting bodies to examine their overseas We, the undersigned, believe that racial discrimination in sport is morally tours po |i Cy in the light of both this principle and the effects on international wrong and entirely contrary to the principles of sportsmanship. In South relations. ... , .hi,™ th.:, tor that oivmnic Africa and Rhodesia no non-white Rugby players are given the opportunity (b) That th p . p „ lec t,on of national to represent their country against New Zealand. By continuing sporting sports teams and for this reason it should be clearly stated that any team of New. relations with these countries we are perpetuating racial discrimination in Zealanders which intends to participate in sport against which viohte this sport. We therefore urge that the proposed 1970 Rugby tour of South principl. are doin, so as individuals and not as ambassador, o, reorarentahres Africa and Rhodesia and any future sporting exchanges with these . ° h ,! Gownment should stran f t y advise soortm, bodies eteinst treveihn, to countries be abandoned until such time as there is no racial discrimination Rhodesia and South West Africa which are under administrettons declared Illeiel in South African and Rhodesian Rugby. by the united Notions. SIGNATURE ADDRESS SIGNATURE I ADDRESS ■ ' . I POST PETITION TO CHRISTCHURCH C.A.R.E., P.O. PREBBLETON, BY THE 17th APRIL, 1970. CANVASSERS NEEDED. PHONE 498-416.