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15. The Executive Committee or the Management shall have the power to control, or
restrict the introduction of guests into all or any part of the Club. Guests may be
asked to leave the Club by any Executive Committee Member or the
Management if their behaviour and conduct cause annoyance to other members.
PROHIBITIONS
16. Members are prohibited from offering any gratuity or money to any employee of
the Club.
17. No food and drinks other than those served by the Club may be brought into any
part of the Club except with the special approval of the Management. During
private and approved Club functions, wine and spirits may be brought to the Club.
A corkage charge may be imposed.
18. Animals or pets shall not be allowed in the Clubhouse, with the exception of
events organised by the Club and/or for which it is allowed expressively for
animals or pets to be brought in.
19. No Clubhouse properties, towels or toiletries shall be taken out of the changing
rooms or Clubhouses.
BOOKINGS AND RESERVATIONS
20. Members may apply for permission to use the facilities of the Clubhouses for a
private function. However, the Board of Governors and Executive Committee
Members shall have priority in the booking of facilities.
21. The member applying for permission shall be responsible for all payments to the
Clubhouse incurred by the function.
22. The member holding a private function shall be responsible for the behaviour and
conduct of his guests, and the loss of and damages to the Clubhouse properties
during the function.
YOUNG PERSONS AND CHILDREN
23. Children (between ages of 5 to 21) of the principal member may join the Club as
supplementary members. Children (between ages of 5 to 21) who are not
supplementary members shall be regarded as Guests. Guest fees are applicable
if members bring their children (excluding children up to 5 years of age), who are
not Supplementary members, to use the Clubhouse Facilities. Member must be
present to sign them in as Guests.
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