1) Air males 2) Airplane attendants 3) Attendants on flights 4) Carnival workers 5) Club employes 6) Estate managers 7) Flight attendants 8) Household managers 9) Keepers 10) Liner employees 11) Liner workers 12) Restaurant employees 13) Restaurant staffers 14) Servant supervisors 15) Ship employes 1) Majordomos 
Officials who run the race meeting and are responsible for enforcing the Australian [and Local] Rules of racing.[1]
[paramilitary organization] The Stewards also informally referred to as Blackshirts were the paramilitary wing of the British Union of Fascists (BUF). They served a similar role as the Blackshirts of the National Fascist Party of Italy and also wore black uniforms. The Stewards were officially an organization of guards that were to protect ...
The group of people who control the day's racing by ensuring that every runner competes on its merits and imposing penalties for any breach of the rules of racing.
The group of people (usually 4) who make sure the rules are adhered to.
Officials who run the race meeting and are responsible for enforcing the Australian 
The group of people responsible for ensuring adherence to the rules of racing.
They are the rule keepers and always have an eye on the whole event via monitors. They also impose penalties.
The three-strong panel of officials who ensure the smooth running of each WRC event. The Chairman and one member are appointed by the FIA and must be of a different nationality from that of the organising country. The third member is appointed by the ASN of the country organising the rally. Stewards have the power to make changes to events and appl...