Since its Charter as a Federation in its own right in 1978, the South East Asia Pacific has grown from three member countries, Australia, New Zealand and Fiji, to include 13 countries - these include Mongolia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, Samoa, Singapore, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Myanmar.

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Clubs within the Federation provide service to their local, national and international communities and focus their efforts on issues identified as being of current global significance. This allows the accumulated efforts of members in their local communities to have a global impact.