Which option is the NGB directive example?

• A. 'THE GAME PLAN'
• B. 10 year plan to strengthen volleyball in england
• C. Promote Opportunities
• D. Improve products and services

Answer: (A)

Directives from an NGB are meant to be short, action-oriented phrases that cue staff, volunteers, and participants to take coordinated steps toward sport development and participation. They should feel concrete, motivating, and sport-specific so people know what to do and why it matters.

The Game Plan works best as an example because it reads as a clear call to action and coordination. It conveys that there is a structured approach in place—planning, assigning roles, and executing steps to grow the sport—rather than just describing an idea or a document. The other options miss that direct, mobilizing feel: a long-term plan title reads more like a formal document than an everyday directive; a phrase like Promote Opportunities is vague and lacks explicit linkage to sport actions; Improve products and services sounds more like a business aim than a sport-specific directive.