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Junior Representative Competitions Handbook Junior Representatives Handbook (Rules, Policies and By-Laws) Harvey Norman Tarsha Gale Cup SG Ball Cup Harold Matthews Cup Andrew Johns Cup Laurie Daley Cup NSWRL 2021 Junior Representatives Handbook (Rules, Policies & By-Laws) Contents 1 Admission Charges ..................................................................................................................................................5 Season Entry Passes................................................................................................................................................5 2 Accreditation and Team Staff Registration.......................................................................................................5 Coaches .......................................................................................................................................................................5 Sports Trainers .........................................................................................................................................................6 3. Ball Persons ...............................................................................................................................................................6 4. Bleeding Players .......................................................................................................................................................7 Stitching/Stapling ....................................................................................................................................................7 Contaminated Clothing ...........................................................................................................................................8 Hygiene .......................................................................................................................................................................8 5. Breaches/Penalties/Sanctions .............................................................................................................................8 6. Cancellation/Postponement/Abandonment .....................................................................................................8 Venue Changes .......................................................................................................................................................10 7. Competition Format and Age Criteria ...............................................................................................................10 Player Movement and Final Squad Registrations .........................................................................................11 Match Duration .......................................................................................................................................................11 Competition Points .................................................................................................................................................11 8 Concussion ...............................................................................................................................................................12 9 Dismissed Players ..................................................................................................................................................15 Temporarily Dismissed Players ..........................................................................................................................15 Permanently Dismissed Players .........................................................................................................................15 10 Doctors .................................................................................................................................................................15 Serious Injuries .......................................................................................................................................................15 11 Equipment ............................................................................................................................................................16 Dangerous and Prohibited Equipment ..............................................................................................................16 Kicking Tees .............................................................................................................................................................16 Footballs ...................................................................................................................................................................17 On-field Playing Apparel (Uniforms) .................................................................................................................17 12 Facilities ...............................................................................................................................................................17 Match Venues .........................................................................................................................................................18 Public Address System .........................................................................................................................................18 Match Recording Specifications/Platform ......................................................................................................18 Lighting Standards .................................................................................................................................................19 Medical Facilities ....................................................................................................................................................19 Junior Representatives Handbook - 2021 DRAFT update v20 Page 2 / 37 NSWRL 2021 Junior Representatives Handbook (Rules, Policies & By-Laws) Ground Signage ......................................................................................................................................................19 13 Final Series ..........................................................................................................................................................19 Draw ...........................................................................................................................................................................20 Extra Time ................................................................................................................................................................20 Finals Eligibility .......................................................................................................................................................20 14 First Aid/Sports Trainers .................................................................................................................................20 Blue Shirt Trainer – Level 1 (Messages) ...........................................................................................................21 Yellow Shirt Trainer – Level 1 (Medical Assistant) ........................................................................................22 Orange shirt trainer – Level 2 (Head Sports Trainer) ...................................................................................22 15 Ground Markings and Dimensions................................................................................................................22 16 Heat Guidelines ..................................................................................................................................................23 17 Insurance .............................................................................................................................................................23 Levels of Insurance ................................................................................................................................................23 18 Match Officials ...................................................................................................................................................24 Match Operations Officials ..................................................................................................................................24 Interchange and HIA Interchange Officials .....................................................................................................25 19 Match-Day Administration ..............................................................................................................................25 Team Lists .................................................................................................................................................................25 Match-Day Team Lists ...........................................................................................................................................25 Match Results ..........................................................................................................................................................26 20 Match Days/Times .............................................................................................................................................26 21 Match Footage ....................................................................................................................................................26 22 Match Review/Judiciary ...................................................................................................................................26
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