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4.1 To advance public participation in the sport of rowing 4.1.1. by promoting coastal rowing as a healthy, enjoyable activity, practised safely by people of all ages - irrespective of gender, background and beliefs - at a level suited to their competence and state of fitness. 4.1.2. by organising taster sessions for members of the public through which to encourage them to join as group members and thereby to row more frequently. 4.1.3. by promoting and strengthening good relations between the communities beside Loch Ewe through rowing. and 4.1.4. by participating in regattas which bring together teams from different areas rowing St Ayles' skiffs competitively. 4.2 To provide and organise recreational facilities, with the object of improving the condition of life for the persons intended 4.2.1. by promoting acquisition and appreciation of the skills required for building, handling and maintaining the boat(s) and any ancillary equipment. 4.2.2 by building, owning, maintaining and enjoying the use of one or more St Ayles' skiffs (hereinafter referred to as 'boats'), built to the specifications laid down by the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association. 4.2.3. by arranging the provision of instruction to enable group members to apply best practice in appropriate rowing techniques, health and safety, safety at sea and child protection, so they can improve relevant skills and take personal responsibility for applying these. and 4.2.4. by encouraging inter-generational teamwork.