ARA
Is membership for you?
Who is it for
The ARA is there to support re-enactors to enjoy their hobby whether you are:
- a veteran re-enactor
- a member of a well established or long running re-enactment group
- new to re-enacting or
- are doing reenacting with a number of different groups
Support
The ARA offers members, event organisers and the public, advice and guidance on such things as performance and display safety and the reasonable presentation of historical accuracy in recreational re-enactment activities.
Public liability protection
The ARA provides services such as public liability insurance for a wide range of re-enactment activities to help support independent groups and individuals to pursue their unique re-enactment interests in the manner that best suits each individual and group.
Representation
The ARA also acts to represent members’ interests in areas such as legislation that affects re-enactment activities.
Australian Re-enactors Association Inc
Documents
The following links are the official documents of the Australian Re-enactor’s Association.
All Ordinary and Guest Members are advised to read and be familiar with these documents as they impact your ARA Membership.
All files are in PDF format.
- ARA Introduction
- ARA Objectives
- ARA Activities Insured 2017
- ARA Code of Conduct
- ARA Combat Dispute Resolution Procedure for Standard Interclub Hand Weapon Combat
- ARA Constitution 2012
- ARA Dispute Resolution and Resolving Complaints Policy
- ARA Foam Weapons Combat
- ARA FAMEC Fully Armoured Metal Edged Combat
- ARA General Safety Principles 2012-2013
- ARA Groups Guide
- ARA Guidelines for Ethical Behaviour
- ARA Guidelines for Standard Interclub Hand Weapon Combat
- ARA HAC Sheet
- ARA Hand Weapons Safety Competency Guidelines for Standard Interclub Hand Weapon Combat
- ARA Members Affiliate Groups Guide
- ARA Membership Classes Summary
- ARA Minors
- Certificate of Incorporation
- VICTORIA: EXEMPTION TO POSSESS DAGGERS - GG2014G023
- VICTORIA: EXEMPTION TO POSSESS SWORDS - G2014G023
