Our Work Ethics
The Sikh Motorcycle Club exists for the purpose stated:
The purpose of the club shall be to get likeminded people together for our ultimate goal, which is to get Sikhs exempt from wearing helmets while riding motorbikes.
To promote responsible motorcycling activities for club members by conducting club activities and encouraging participation in other motorbike events.
Club activities and operations shall be conducted in a manner consistent with a family oriented, non-political philosophy. We are not a 1% or an outlaw club.
Sikh MC has both a moral and legal obligation to provide a safe and friendly environment for members, guests and the public in general.
As part of the official membership to the Sikh Motorcycle Club, we ask that all members and associates are to strictly adhere to our Code of Conduct. The following are examples of unacceptable conduct.
- Consuming alcohol/drugs while wearing Club patch/colours
- Taking part in a non-Sikh event wearing Club colours, without the approval of the Core Committee
- Bringing the Club name into disrepute
- Disobeying official instructions issued by the Core Committee
- Aggressive behaviour towards others which includes both verbal
- Any form of discrimination or harassment including sexual, raci
- Undermining Club events or activities including coercive behavi
- Un-safe riding including failure to abide by the road laws
- Conduct that creates or inflames disharmony in the Club and Vexatious behaviour towards other members
Enforcement Of The Code Of Conduct
Sikh Motorcycle Club will monitor and enforce the adherence by all members and associates to the Code of Conduct with a formal warning and disciplinary process as outlined below.
- First infringement will incur a formal written warning from the Core Committee. Written warnings have a lifetime of one year.
- Second infringement will incur a formal written warning from the Core Committee.
- Any subsequent infringements will mean the Individual’s Chapter membership will be cancelled immediately.
Under the Sikh Motorcycle Club’s Rules of Association there are also special circumstances for the immediate expelling of members by the Core Committee, should the offence be considered severe.
Within the Club Rules of Association there are Rights of Appeal which may be followed by the member to have their case heard by the Core Committee.
