"Having worked with many others on the jury at previous international regattas, I know we have an excellent team to facilitate safe and fair racing for the athletes," Packer said.

"It will be such a privilege and honour to represent Britain at the 2024 Paris Olympics."

Packer had been a national technical official at the London 2012 Olympics and umpired the 2021 women's boat race which was held on the River Ouse instead of the River Thames in London because of COVID-19.

She joins a panel of 20 headed by Patrick Rombaut of Belgium, founder of the Ghent sprint regatta for Universities.

Five other officials known as 'spares'  have been named in reserve.

The Olympic regatta is set to run from July 27 to August 4 2024 at Vaires-sur-Marne near Paris.

World Rowing has also announced its jury members for the Paralympic event which begins on August 30, 2024, and will be headed by Jérôme Mouly of France.

They have also confirmed that Pan-American Rowing Confederation vice-president Kristopher Grudt will be jury President for the Americas Olympic and Paralympic Qualification regatta scheduled to start in Rio de Janeiro on March 14 next year.

Takao Senda of Japan is to lead the jury for the Asia and Oceania qualifier in Chung- Jo, South Korea, set to begin April 19.

Slovakia’s Vladimir Meglic is to be in charge for the European qualifier in Szeged, Hungary, which is listed to start on April 25.

Gabrielle Isenschmid Weber of Switzerland is to chair the jury for the World Rowing final qualifier in Lucerne which is set to run from May 19 to 21.