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Each Laureate is given a Diploma and a Ribbon Bar
There are two main privileges awarded to Laureates, these are the Diploma and Ribbon Bar. See below to find out more.
Diploma
The diploma is presented along with the ribbon bar to the Laureate.
The diploma is an official testament bestowed by the Committee. Each diploma commemorates the Laureate’s exemplary action and enduring contribution, formally recognising their appointment as Champion of the Year. Presented alongside the ribbon bar, the diploma embodies the honour, prestige, and timeless tradition of the SQC.
Ribbon Bar
The ribbon bar is presented along with the diploma to the Laureate.
The Laureate's ribbon bar is worn on the recipients left side lapel. It is presented to each Laureate in a presentation box. A ribbon bar is often worn by servicemen and women in place of their campaign medals, because of this the SQC decided that a bar would be presented to Laureates as recognition for their campaign, for their cause. It is a symbol of merit among peacemakers, activists, and extraordinary people. Where a ribbon bar usually represents military merit and sacrifice, often in violent conflict, this bar represents peace and humanity.
The ribbon bar is also worn by the Chairman and members of the Champion's Committee.
Post-nominals
Laureates are entitled to use the letters 'CotY' after their name. The letters indicate that the individual is a Champion of the Year.
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