Course Date/Forms & Rules
COACHES COURSE 2017
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Parents & Players Code of Conduct
Tannum Boyne Seagulls Junior Rugby League - Parents & Players Code of Conduct. Click More to Viewmore
Blue Card Forms - available from the canteen or print the attached form
Any person over the age of 18 who is helping out with your team is required to have a blue card. Application forms are available in your coaches pack, canteen or on our website. Completed forms must be given to a committee member for processing, ID must be sighted.
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moreInsurance Claim Form - Injuries
Please complete as much as you can, have doctor sign form and hand back to committee to complete our part and send off.
moreARL On-field Policy
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Player Clearance Form
This form must be completed and given to the Registrar. After being cleared by the Club, this certificate will be fowarded to the relevant League.more
Tour & Host Form
This form must be completed and submitted to the President for club approval prior to submitting to local league.more
Complaints
Complaints - All on and off field incidents or complaints must be directed to the club secretary in writing. All complaints will be given the sincere attention they deserve. Verbal complaints will not be entered into. Under no circumstances are parents, players or guardians to contact the junior league or QRL office directly.
moreUse of images of players
Please be aware that photos of players taken at the games and training are not to be distributed via email or by any other means. The committee are the only authorised persons to distribute any images of our players. This is to ensure that all our players are covered under the guidelines on the use of images of children. Please feel free send us the action shots with names of players, and once approved we can put on our website or foward to the paper.more
Player agent accreditation scheme
Should an ‘agent’ or ‘player manager’ approach you or your talented son offering his or her services, the first question to ask is ‘are you accredited?’. Because, at any level of rugby league, only an accredited agent may sign an agreement with a player, whether he is a 14 year old junior or a senior international.
The Rugby League Accredited Player Agent Scheme has been fully operational since 2005 and its strict rules state that no person may enter into a contract or agreement with a player, no matter how old or what level of the game he plays, unless the agent is accredited. Accredited agents will have the logo above on their business cards as easy identification.
The only exception to this is that when a family member elects to represent the player; in that case, he or she is not required to be accredited. Please also note that a player doesn’t require to have an agent, with family or trusted friends able to give advice.
There have been several reports in NSW and Queensland in recent weeks of players signing agreements with non-accredited agents, some who have claimed to be accredited. All you have to do is ask their name and if they have a business card bearing the ‘accredited player agent’ logo. To check their validity all you have to do is go to the NRL’s website (www.nrl.com.au) and follow the prompts from the ‘NRL HQ’ button along the top of the page: NRL HQ/ Reference Centre / Player Agent Accreditation Scheme / Accredited Agents.
An accredited agent must also use only an approved contract when signing a player, this bears the NRL Accredited Player Agent logo on the cover page.
If a player is approached by an agent who is not accredited, feel free to report this to me on 0419 236 371 or rlagents@nrl.com.au
Yours sincerely
NEIL CADIGAN
OPERATIONS MANAGER
RUGBY LEAGUE PLAYER AGENT ACCREDITATION SCHEMEmore
The Rugby League Accredited Player Agent Scheme has been fully operational since 2005 and its strict rules state that no person may enter into a contract or agreement with a player, no matter how old or what level of the game he plays, unless the agent is accredited. Accredited agents will have the logo above on their business cards as easy identification.
The only exception to this is that when a family member elects to represent the player; in that case, he or she is not required to be accredited. Please also note that a player doesn’t require to have an agent, with family or trusted friends able to give advice.
There have been several reports in NSW and Queensland in recent weeks of players signing agreements with non-accredited agents, some who have claimed to be accredited. All you have to do is ask their name and if they have a business card bearing the ‘accredited player agent’ logo. To check their validity all you have to do is go to the NRL’s website (www.nrl.com.au) and follow the prompts from the ‘NRL HQ’ button along the top of the page: NRL HQ/ Reference Centre / Player Agent Accreditation Scheme / Accredited Agents.
An accredited agent must also use only an approved contract when signing a player, this bears the NRL Accredited Player Agent logo on the cover page.
If a player is approached by an agent who is not accredited, feel free to report this to me on 0419 236 371 or rlagents@nrl.com.au
Yours sincerely
NEIL CADIGAN
OPERATIONS MANAGER
RUGBY LEAGUE PLAYER AGENT ACCREDITATION SCHEMEmore
