National Federation Colours are awarded in terms of Section 16(1) of the National Sports Colours Regulations of 2001 that allows the National Federation to award their own Colours in recognition of excellence in sport.
The rules and regulations governing the awarding of National Colours, which are in compliance and within the framework of the National Sports Colours Regulations are entrenched in our Constitution. No other body, other than The South African National Archery Association (Sanaa) are entitled to award National Colours for archery.
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