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| Sport | Bowls |
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| Jurisdiction | Victoria |
| Affiliation | Bowls Victoria |
| President | John Panter |
| Vice president(s) | Daphne Camilleri |
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Sandbelt Bowls Region, affiliated with Bowls Victoria [1] is home to 40 lawn bowls clubs in the South and South Eastern Region of Melbourne, Victoria.
Sandbelt Bowls Region is governed by a Board of Directors, including a president, deputy president, secretary, Bowls Victoria region representatives and 2 ordinary directors.
In addition to the board, a number of sub-committees provide support to the board:
The organisation coverage across the Sandbelt Region includes the following bowls clubs:
Former clubs:
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