Rotorua's Mark Copeland has been selected as a member of the International Paralympic Committee's Legal and Ethics Committee. Photo/Supplied
A Rotorua law firm director has been appointed on to the International Paralympic Committee's Legal and Ethics Committee.
Mark Copeland is the only Kiwi on the committee.
The Paralympics New Zealand chairman for five years, he has a strong history supporting para-sport.
"I am humbled to be appointed to the
IPC Legal and Ethics Committee," he said.
"It is a first for New Zealand. I look forward to performing this important leadership role to my best ability, working hard to maintain the ethical operation of the IPC's activities and to ensure fair processes and opportunities for para-athletes worldwide."
