84 th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICES OF MOTION JUNE 8-9, 2018 SHERATON PARKWAY TORONTO NORTH HOTEL

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1 84 th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICES OF MOTION JUNE 8-9, 2018 SHERATON PARKWAY TORONTO NORTH HOTEL

2 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Definitions Regulation: 1.0 (NEW) Page#: NEW Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING None. PROPOSED WORDING Offer of Commitment: OMHA document signed by the coach and player and parent or guardian confirming acceptance of the offer to register with the team for the season. RATIONALE Reference is made in the Manual of Operations to Offer of Commitment but there is not a definition. RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

3 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Definitions Regulation: 1.0 (NEW) Page#: NEW Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING None. PROPOSED WORDING Season: The annual hockey season which commences on June 1 and ends on May 31 of the following year. RATIONALE This definition has been copied from Hockey Canada By-Laws, Regulations and History (Effective 2017/18 season). RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

4 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Definitions Regulation: 1.0 (NEW) Page#: NEW Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING None. PROPOSED WORDING Select: A team that participates at the highest level of recreational programming but is not Representative and is comprised of players who are eligible by age and residence as per OMHA Residency Regulation 3.3. Players shall not be rostered to another recreational team. RATIONALE RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

5 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation - Insurance Regulation: 2.6 b) iv) (NEW) Page#: 100 Submitted By: Whitchurch-Stouffville Minor Hockey Association Signatures: Brian MacKenzie/Kristal Kobold CURRENT WORDING None. PROPOSED WORDING 2.6 b) iv) On-Ice Officials with additional rider for dental insurance of at least $10,000 per occurrence. RATIONALE When needed, Hockey Canada insurance totaling $2,500 ($1250 per tooth), is insufficient. Typical repairs can range from a few hundred dollars per tooth to many thousands. On-ice officials are unable to wear full shields, and are more exposed to puck or stick trauma as the game progresses and speed of players and pucks increases. The Hockey Canada available rider is only available as a group wide plan and not only provides additional financial coverage but perhaps most importantly extended claim times which is important to dental trauma. Often the extent of required repair cannot be ascertained within typical policy time limits. BFL's rider allows approximately twice the normal period. The negotiated rider is very reasonable at $4.50 for an additional $10,000, and is fully recoverable through registration rates. Our Referee-in-Chief reports that numerous officials and associations he has contacted are supportive.

6 RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

7 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Exemption to Play in Another Centre Regulation: 3.5 b) Page#: 107 Submitted By: Markham Waxer AAA Zone Inc. Signatures: George Schnarr/Gary Ashford CURRENT WORDING b) Current Methods of Player Movement i) The Waiver system will continue for the AAA hockey program as per the current OMHA/ Alliance regulations ii) The current LOR regulations remain in effect iii) Players from an Association that is unable to roster a team in a season may try out in the next nearest Centre per OMHA Regulation 3.5 a) PROPOSED WORDING b) Current methods of Player Movement i) AAA a) Novice to Major Peewee OMHA residential players are eligible to try out and participate with any AAA team within the OMHA providing they have attended the tryouts with their home AAA association/zone and have been released. Players leaving the OMHA to play AAA with another Member's AAA program must follow the current OHF Waiver Regulations. b) Minor Bantam to Minor Midget OMHA residential players are eligible to try out and participate with any AAA team within the OMHA. Players leaving the OMHA to play AAA with another Member's AAA program must follow the current OHF Waiver Regulations. c) At the end of each season all AAA players on OMHA teams are automatically released and must return to try out in the subsequent season in accordance with 3.5 b) i) a)and b).

8 d) There are no restrictions on the number of non-residential OMHA players that an OMHA AAA team may carry in a given season. ii) iii) The current LOR Regulations for AA and A remain in effect. Players from an Association that is unable to roster a team in a season may try out in the next nearest Centre per OMHA Regulation 3.5 a). RATIONALE The present system is unfair to players/ teams as the rules for 5 of the 23 AAA Centres / Zones are different than the other 18. This has created an inequity between the OMHA LOR Centres and other OMHA centres. As this change is only for Minor Bantam thru Minor Midget (Midget AAA is already Freedom of Movement) we feel that this change puts the interest of the Players first; isn t that why we are here? Promotes consistency across OMHA AAA programming To ensure the alignment of AAA programming with the Long Term Player Development (LTPD) pathway RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

9 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Exemption to Play in Another Centre Regulation: 3.5 c) vi) 5 Page#: 110 Submitted By: Lincoln Minor Hockey Association Signatures: Steve Arsenault/ Chris Unrau CURRENT WORDING When a player s home centre is base category AAA, AA or A, after fulfilling all tryout commitments at his home centre, a player may try out for one (1) OMHA BB or below base category centre. To be eligible the player is required to be the Minor Peewee age (eleven (11) years old) or older as of December 31 st of the current playing season; OMHA Regulation 3.6 is not applicable. Maximum number of rostered Non Resident Players (NRP) is three (3) per eligible team. Once a team has rostered an NRP then no replacement NRP will be permitted. PROPOSED WORDING When a player s home centre is base category AAA, AA or A, after fulfilling all tryout commitments at his home centre exercising their AAA, AA and A options as per OMHA Regulation, a player may try out for one (1) OMHA BB or below base category centre. To be eligible the player is required to be the Minor Peewee age (eleven (11) years old) or older as of December 31 st of the current playing season; OMHA Regulation 3.6 is not applicable. Maximum number of rostered Non Resident Players (NRP) is three (3) per eligible team. Once a team has rostered an NRP then no replacement NRP will be permitted. RATIONALE When the NRP program was introduced it was clear that its mandate was to allow players to participate in hockey at the highest level their skill set allowed. AE programming is not mandated by the OMHA and to force a player to play at the AE level rather than be allowed

10 to tryout for a BB (or below) centre would be contrary to one of the fundamental reasons the NRP program exists. To allow players to participate in tryouts for BB (and below) centres after completing tryout for base category would also assist in alleviating the issue of losing diminishing numbers that these centres have been faced with since the onset of the NRP program. BB and below centres lose players to the NRP program. If the intent of this Regulation is to help replace players lost to the NRP in the (upwards) direction to AA and A then players should be allowed to move in the opposite direction to BB and below and not be forced to tryout at AE levels before moving. RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

11 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Rostered Select Teams Regulation: 4.4 n), o) Page#: 124 Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING 4.4 n) Additions or deletions to a Rostered Select Team will necessitate reapplication as per Regulation 4.4. o) Refer to OMHA Policy 2.3, Program Below Novice, for additional information. PROPOSED WORDING Delete RATIONALE Not applicable. RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

12 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Team Officials Games/Responsibilities Regulation: 6.1 Page#: 127 Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING 6.1 Games/Responsibilities a) The Coach in charge of any team must, before any game, place their name and signature on the official game report in the spaces provided for the Head Coach and he shall be regarded as the responsible officer of the team for that game. The individual will assume responsibility to the OMHA for the eligibility of all players of the team in that game, and for the conduct of their team officials and players during the game, and while traveling to and from that game. Failure to place their name and signature on the official game report shall result in an automatic two (2) game suspension to the person(s) failing to do so. b) Where an OMHA team has only one team official remaining on the bench and that team official leaves his position for any reason (e.g. ejection, sickness, injury to a player,unforeseen emergency) the referee shall enlist the supervisory services of a registered team official from that same Association, who is in attendance at the game. If an appropriate designate cannot be found, the game shall be suspended. Note: Any new team official so enlisted shall print and sign his name on the official game report. c) Where a player arrives late and his name has been included on the official game report prior to the game, the referee shall be notified at the first stoppage of play following his arrival. d) Team officials are designated as Coach, Trainer, Manager, Assistant Coach or Assistant Trainer. i) Each team registered in the OMHA on an electronic roster must have registered at least two different persons on the electronic roster, a Coach and a Trainer, qualified as outlined in Regulation 6.2. ii) After the Coach and Trainer positions are filled, additional team officials may be designated up to a maximum of five (5). If a team wishes to add additional personnel, they will be designated as either Assistant Coach or Assistant Trainer or Manager. The team may only add one Manager to their roster.

13 iii) Every OMHA team registered on an electronic roster must have on the bench at the start of and during the game (unless ejected from the game) a certified and registered coach and a certified and registered trainer. In addition, other qualified and registered officials of that team may sign the game sheet and be on the bench at the start of and during the game. There shall be no more than five (5) team officials signed to the official game report and on the bench during a game. iv) Team officials other than the coach in charge must place their name and signature on the game report. Failure to comply shall result in a one (1) game suspension to the offending official. v) All team officials must have Speak Out or Respect in Sport Activity Leader, in addition to all other Certification appropriate to their position. e) A person may be electronically registered to a maximum of two (2) different teams only. f) All Team Officials must be registered with the OMHA and the appropriate Centre/Zone to be able to participate in sanctioned activities with any team from that Centre/Zone and must also be recorded on a game Report to be eligible to be on the team bench during a game. PROPOSED WORDING 6.1 Games/Responsibilities a) The Coach in charge of any team must, before any game, place their name and signature on the official game report in the spaces provided for the Head Coach and he shall be regarded as the responsible officer of the team for that game. The individual will assume responsibility to the OMHA for the eligibility of all players of the team in that game, and for the conduct of their team officials and players during the game, and while traveling to and from that game. Failure to place their name and signature on the official game report shall result in an automatic two (2) game suspension to the person(s) failing to do so. i) Failure of the coach in charge to place their name and signature on the official game report shall result in an automatic two (2) game suspension to the person failing to do so. ii) Failure of team officials, other than the coach in charge, to place their name and signature on the official game report shall result in a one (1) game suspension to the person failing to do so. b) Where an OMHA team has only one team official remaining on the bench and that team official leaves his position for any reason (e.g. ejection, sickness, injury to a player, unforeseen emergency) the referee shall enlist the supervisory services of a registered team official from that same Association, who is in attendance at the game. If an appropriate designate cannot be found, the game shall be suspended.

14 Note: Any new team official so enlisted shall print and sign his name on the official game report. c) Where a player arrives late and his name has been included on the official game report prior to the game, the referee shall be notified at the first stoppage of play following his arrival. d) Team officials are designated as Coach, Trainer, Manager, Assistant Coach or Assistant Trainer. i) Each team registered in the OMHA on an electronic roster must have registered at least two different persons on the electronic roster, a Coach and a Trainer, qualified as outlined in Regulation 6.2 and 6.3. ii) After the Coach and Trainer positions are filled, additional team officials may be designated up to a maximum of five (5). If a team wishes to add additional personnel, they will be designated as either Assistant Coach or Assistant Trainer or Manager. The team may only add one Manager to their roster. iii) Every OMHA team registered on an electronic roster must have on the bench at the start of and during the game (unless ejected from the game) a qualified and registered coach and a qualified and registered trainer. Every OMHA team registered on an approved electronic roster must have a qualified and registered coach and a qualified and registered trainer on the bench at the start of and during the game (unless ejected from the game). In addition, other qualified and registered officials of that team may sign the official game sheet and be on the bench at the start of and during the game. There shall be no more than five (5) team officials signed to the official game report and on the bench during a game. In addition, other qualified and registered officials of that team may sign the game sheet and be on the bench at the start of and during the game. There shall be no more than five (5) team officials signed to the official game report and on the bench during a game. iv) Team officials other than the coach in charge must place their name and signature on the game report. Failure to comply shall result in a one (1) game suspension to the offending official. v) All team officials must have Speak Out or Respect in Sport Activity Leader, in addition to all other Certification appropriate to their position. e) A person may be electronically registered to a maximum of two (2) different teams only. f) All Team Officials must be registered with the OMHA and the appropriate Centre/Zone to be able to participate in sanctioned activities with any team from that Centre/Zone and must also be recorded on a game Report to be eligible to be on the team bench during a game.

15 RATIONALE 6.1 d) iv) Reference to Regulation 6.2 speaks to Coaching qualifications only, addition of reference to 6.3 speaks to Trainer qualifications. Change certified to qualified to ensure consistency and clarity. Deletion of 6.1 d) iv) will require subsequent renumbering of remainder of Regulation. Other changes to bring consistency and clarity to the Regulation. RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

16 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Suspensions General Information Regulation: 8.1 Page#: 136 Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING 8.1 General Information a) The Regional Director and or Board shall have the power to suspend or discipline any OMHA Coach, Manager, Player, Trainer, Referee or other Official connected with any OMHA Centre or Zone. b) When a hearing is requested on behalf of the suspended individual, such request shall be made in writing, signed by the President and Secretary of the Minor Hockey Association, to the Regional Director assessing the suspension. Such hearing will be held within four weeks from receipt of the request. c) A player or team official under suspension as a result of a match penalty shall be suspended for a number of OMHA games or calendar days, and shall not take part in any games, including exhibition or tournament games, during the term of suspension. Exhibition and tournament games do not count towards the games to be served as a result of a match penalty. The team's Centre contact shall be notified by midnight of the fourteenth (14th) day following the infraction (match) as to the total number of games or calendar days received. If the OMHA fails to notify the team's Centre contact of the terms of suspension by midnight of the fourteenth (14th) day following the infraction, the match penalty suspension will be considered served, and the said player or team official will be eligible to return to play. The player may participate in team practices while he is serving a match penalty suspension. An official under a match penalty suspension shall not travel with his team, enter their dressing room, or carry on any of the duties of his office, nor shall he participate in any other OMHA capacity for which he may be eligible during the full term of the suspension. d) A player under suspension shall not play with his team, nor shall he participate in any other OMHA capacity for which he may be eligible during the term of his suspension. The player s name shall be recorded on the game sheet as suspended until the appropriate number of games have been served.

17 e) Any team official(s) under suspension shall not participate, communicate or associate with the team, within the confines of any arena, nor shall he participate in any other OMHA capacity for which he may be eligible during the term of his suspension. The team official s name shall be recorded on the game sheet as suspended until the appropriate number of games has been served. f) The Coach or in the absence of the Head Coach the Coach in Charge, of any OMHA team whose team accumulates more than the allowable minutes in penalties in any game shall be automatically suspended from the next game per Regulation 8.2 Serving Suspensions. The allowable amount for Peewee and below is twenty-six (26) minutes and for Minor Bantam and above is thirty-six (36) minutes (Including penalties in minutes assessed in any or all overtime periods). Note: For the purpose of the Regulation the time of misconducts, gross misconducts and game misconducts assessed to players shall not be counted, but any such penalties assessed to team officials and the five (5) minutes charged to a player for a match penalty shall be counted. Any misconduct, game misconduct or gross misconduct penalty assessed to team officials will automatically add ten (10) minutes to the team s penalty minutes in each case. g) Any team official under suspension, registered to more than one team shall be suspended from all game related duties for any team until the suspension has been served as part of the staff of the team with which the suspension was incurred. The team official s name shall be recorded on the game sheet as suspended until the appropriate number of games have been served. h) Any team which fails to comply with the Regulations 6.1d)iii) and 6.1d)iv) in any game, shall be subject to disciplinary action. i) Any player or team official whose name appears on the official game report and/or participates in the game and is ineligible for any reason will cause their team to forfeit the game regardless of the score of the game. The nonoffending team shall be awarded the two (2) points for the game. In OMHA Playdowns, the points will be awarded and the series will continue as per the contract. The Coach shall be suspended for three (3) games, in addition to any other suspension he might receive in the game. The ineligible player shall be required to fulfill the balance of any suspension that made him ineligible. The ineligible team official shall be required to fulfill the balance of any suspension that made him ineligible and shall also have two (2) games added to his suspension. Any team official who participates a second time during the current season while ineligible or in a second game while using an ineligible player shall be suspended for the balance of the current season. j) Any player or team official who incurs a penalty at any time before, during or after a game when an offence is committed on or off the ice, shall be assessed at least the minimum suspension(s) contained in the Suspension List Minor Hockey as adopted by the OHF Board of Directors.

18 PROPOSED WORDING 8.1 General Information a) The Regional Director and or Board shall have the power to suspend or discipline any OMHA Coach, Manager, Player, Trainer, Referee or other Official connected with any OMHA Centre or Zone. b) When a hearing is requested on behalf of the suspended individual, such request shall be made in writing, signed by the President and Secretary of the Minor Hockey Association, to the Regional Director assessing the suspension. Such hearing will be held within four weeks from receipt of the request. c) A player or team official under suspension as a result of a match penalty shall be suspended for a number of OMHA games or calendar days, and shall not take part in any games, including exhibition or tournament games, during the term of suspension. Exhibition and tournament games do not count towards the games to be served as a result of a match penalty. The team's Centre contact shall be notified by midnight of the fourteenth (14th) day following the infraction (match) as to the total number of games or calendar days received. If the OMHA fails to notify the team's Centre contact of the terms of suspension by midnight of the fourteenth (14th) day following the infraction, the match penalty suspension will be considered served, and the said player or team official will be eligible to return to play. The player may participate in team practices while he is serving a match penalty suspension. An official under a match penalty suspension shall not travel with his team, enter their dressing room, or carry on any of the duties of his office, nor shall he participate in any other OMHA capacity for which he may be eligible during the full term of the suspension. i) A player under suspension shall not play with his team, nor shall he participate in any other OMHA capacity for which he may be eligible during the term of his suspension. The player s name shall be recorded on the game sheet as suspended until the appropriate number of games have been served. ii) Any team official(s) under suspension shall not participate, communicate or associate with the team, within the confines of any arena, nor shall he participate in any other OMHA capacity for which he may be eligible during the term of his suspension. The team official s name shall be recorded on the game sheet as suspended until the appropriate number of games has been served. d) The Coach or in the absence of the Head Coach the Coach in Charge, of any OMHA team whose team accumulates more than the allowable minutes in penalties in any game shall be automatically suspended from the next game per Regulation 8.2 Serving Suspensions. The allowable amount for Peewee and below is twenty-six (26) minutes and for Minor Bantam and above is thirty-six (36) minutes (Including penalties in minutes assessed in any or all overtime periods).

19 Note: For the purpose of the Regulation the time of misconducts, gross misconducts and game misconducts assessed to players shall not be counted, but any such penalties assessed to team officials and the five (5) minutes charged to a player for a match penalty shall be counted. Any misconduct, game misconduct or gross misconduct penalty assessed to team officials will automatically add ten (10) minutes to the team s penalty minutes in each case. e) Any team official under suspension, registered to more than one team shall be suspended from all game related duties for any team until the suspension has been served as part of the staff of the team with which the suspension was incurred. The team official s name shall be recorded on the game sheet as suspended until the appropriate number of games have been served. f) Any team which fails to comply with the Regulations 6.1 d) iii) and 6.1 d) iv) in any game, shall be subject to disciplinary action. g) Any player or team official whose name appears on the official game report and/or participates in the game and is ineligible for any reason will cause their team to forfeit the game regardless of the score of the game. The non-offending team shall be awarded the two (2) points for the game. The Head Coach or in the absence of the Head Coach, the Coach in Charge will be suspended for three (3) games. h) In OMHA Playdowns, the points will be awarded and the series will continue as per the contract. i) The Coach shall be suspended for three (3) games, in addition to any other suspension he might receive in the game. ii) The ineligible player shall be required to fulfill the balance of any suspension that made him ineligible. iii) The ineligible team official shall be required to fulfill the balance of any suspension that made him ineligible and shall also have two (2) games added to his suspension. i) Any player or team official who incurs a penalty at any time before, during or after a game when an offence is committed on or off the ice, shall be assessed at least the minimum suspension(s) contained in the Suspension List Minor Hockey as adopted by the OHF Board of Directors. RATIONALE Change existing d) and e) to C i) and C ii), which will require subsequent renumbering of remainder of Regulation. Other changes provides breakdown of the points of regulation 8.1

20 RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

21 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation - Suspensions Serving Suspensions Regulation: 8.2 b) Page#: 139 Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING b) A player, affiliated player or team official who is suspended in a tournament game shall commence serving the suspension in the next following tournament game. If the suspension is fully served before the tournament is over, the player, affiliated player or team official may participate in any remaining tournament games and there will be no carryover of the suspension in league play. Any remaining unserved game suspensions shall then be carried over to and served with the team to which the player first registered in that team's first scheduled game following the tournament, whether league, league Playoffs, or OMHA (group) Playdowns. Any team official or player assessed a one, two, or a multiple of automatic game(s) suspension, as a result of penalties incurred in an exhibition game, shall commence his suspension in his team's first scheduled game whether league, league playoff, or OMHA (group) Playdown. Note: In no case will a team be allowed to schedule a game after a suspension has been assessed in order to lessen the severity of a suspension. Example: Re-schedule a group game prior to a playoff game so that the player serves his suspension and is eligible for the playoff game. This is not permitted. All sections of Regulations 8.2 shall apply to team officials as well as players. PROPOSED WORDING b) A player, affiliated player or team official who is suspended: i) In a tournament game; shall commence serving the suspension in the next following tournament game. If the suspension is fully served before the tournament is over, the player, affiliated player or team official may participate in any remaining tournament games and there will be no carryover of the suspension in league play. Any remaining unserved game suspensions shall then

22 ii) be carried over to and served with the team to which the player first registered in that team's first scheduled game following the tournament, whether league, league Playoffs, or OMHA (group) Playdowns. In an exhibition game; shall commence his suspension in his first registered team's first scheduled game whether league, league playoff, or OMHA (group) Playdown. Note: In no case will a team be allowed to schedule a game after a suspension has been assessed in order to lessen the severity of a suspension. Example: Re-schedule a group game prior to a playoff game so that the player serves his suspension and is eligible for the playoff game. This is not permitted. All sections of Regulations 8.2 shall apply to team officials as well as players. RATIONALE Breaks down the regulation for clarity RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

23 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation - Overtime Regulation: 9.0 Page#: 143 Submitted By: OMHA Board Signatures: Dave Garinger/Linda Ralf CURRENT WORDING 9.0 Overtime PROPOSED WORDING 9.0 Overtime OMHA Playdowns RATIONALE Clarity RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

24 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Game Regulations Length of Game Regulation: 10.2 Page#: 144 Submitted By: Whitby Minor Hockey Association Signatures: Vince Carere/Colleen Goodchild CURRENT WORDING 10.2 Length of Game a) Games should be the regulation three (3) twenty (20) minute stop time periods in length. However, where the available ice time makes it unavoidable the time of a game may be shortened. In such cases the time to be played will be in accordance with the following schedule as it fits the available ice time. This time must be noted on the game report and signed by the responsible officers of each team. All playing times shall be stop time. b) Table 10.2b) applies to all series Novice to Juvenile inclusive Note: The playing time of each period may not be adjusted, however, the warm up time may be adjusted to suit local conditions, but may not be eliminated. This must be noted on the game sheet, and signed by the responsible officials of both teams. Available Ice Warm Time Up 1 st Per. Rest 2 nd Per Rest 3 rd Period A B C 1: D 1: E 2: F 2: G 2: H 2: Table 10.2 b) Applies to all series Novice to Juvenile inclusive

25 PROPOSED WORDING Available Ice Warm Time Up 1 st Per. Rest 2 nd Per Rest 3 rd Period A B C 1: D 1: E 1: F 2: G 2: H 2: I 2: Table 10.2b) Applies to all series Novice to Juvenile inclusive RATIONALE With increasing ice costs it has become imperative for centres to maximize their ice usage. Since the vast majority of centres distribute ice in 1, 1.5 and 2 hour blocks it is prudent to have a 1:30 ice time slot in order that centres have the option to maximize their ice usage by utilizing a if they wish. Currently for a 1.5 hour ice time, a maximum of can be used. This results in unused ice remaining at the end of these games. RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

26 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Game Officials - Restrictions Regulation: 18.2 c) Page#: 162 Submitted By: Ajax Minor Hockey Association Signatures: Colleen Ruber/ Kim Delong CURRENT WORDING 18.2 c) On-ice officials who work consecutive games must adhere to a minimum rest period of one (1) hour for each consecutive game before working the next scheduled assignments. Note: An official who works two (2) consecutive games may rest for a minimum of one (1) hour and then work a single game providing a two (2) hour rest period is adhered to following the single game. PROPOSED WORDING 18.2 c) On-ice officials who work consecutive games must adhere to a minimum rest period of 30 minutes for each consecutive game before working the next scheduled assignments. Note: An official who works two (2) consecutive games may rest for a minimum of 30 minutes and then work a single game providing a one (1) hour rest period is adhered to following the single game. RATIONALE This would allow for more leeway to referee assigners to get games covered while keeping a rest period intact (mainly for tournaments) so that games can be played. It would maximize an official s availability on any given day. Neighbouring GTHL has zero restrictions on officials, and many GTA-area officials are lost to their tournaments.

27 RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES

28 NOTICE OF MOTION Notice of Motion #: Amendment To: Regulation Game Officials - Rates Regulation: 18.5 Page#: 163 Submitted By: Whitby Minor Hockey Association Signatures: Vince Carere/Colleen Goodchild CURRENT WORDING a) The following Minimum rates apply for all OMHA representative games in all series. Any overtime periods are included in the game lengths. Two Official System Game Lengths 10/10/10 10/10/15 10/15/15 15/15/15 Novice & Below $19.00 $21.00 $23.00 $25.00 Atom $20.00 $22.00 $24.00 $26.00 Peewee $23.00 $25.00 $27.00 $29.00 Bantam $24.00 $26.00 $28.00 $30.00 Midget $25.00 $27.00 $29.00 $31.00 Juvenile $26.00 $28.00 $30.00 $32.00 Three Official System Game Lengths 10/10/10 10/10/15 10/15/15 15/15/15 15/15/20 15/20/20 20/20/20 Peewee & Below Referee $27.00 $29.00 $31.00 $33.00 $35.00 $37.00 $39.00 Linesman $21.00 $23.00 $25.00 $27.00 $29.00 $31.00 $33.00 Bantam, Midget, Juvenile Referee $31.00 $33.00 $35.00 $37.00 $39.00 $41.00 $34.00 Linesman $23.00 $25.00 $27.00 $29.00 $31.00 $33.00 $35.00 Four Official System Game Lengths 15/15/15 15/15/20 15/20/20 20/20/20 Referee $37.00 $39.00 $41.00 $43.00 Linesman $29.00 $31.00 $33.00 $35.00

29 Note 1: A four (4) official system is only permitted at the Bantam, Midget and Juvenile level. Note 2: OMHA officials shall not officiate in a one man system. PROPOSED WORDING b) The following Minimum rates apply for all OMHA representative games in all series. Any overtime periods are included in the game lengths. Two Official System Game Lengths 10/10/10 10/10/15 10/15/15 12/15/15 15/15/15 Novice & Below $19.00 $21.00 $23.00 $22.00 $25.00 Atom $20.00 $22.00 $24.00 $23.00 $26.00 Peewee $23.00 $25.00 $27.00 $26.00 $29.00 Bantam $24.00 $26.00 $28.00 $27.00 $30.00 Midget $25.00 $27.00 $29.00 $28.00 $31.00 Juvenile $26.00 $28.00 $30.00 $29.00 $32.00 Three Official System Game Lengths 10/10/10 10/10/15 10/15/15 12/15/15 15/15/15 15/15/20 15/20/20 20/20/20 Peewee & Below Referee $27.00 $29.00 $31.00 $32.00 $33.00 $35.00 $37.00 $39.00 Linesman $21.00 $23.00 $25.00 $26.00 $27.00 $29.00 $31.00 $33.00 Bantam, Midget, Juvenile 10/10/10 10/10/15 10/15/15 12/15/15 15/15/15 15/15/20 15/20/20 20/20/20 Referee $31.00 $33.00 $35.00 $36.00 $37.00 $39.00 $41.00 $34.00 Linesman $23.00 $25.00 $27.00 $28.00 $29.00 $31.00 $33.00 $35.00 Four Official System Game Lengths 12/15/15 15/15/15 15/15/20 15/20/20 20/20/20 Referee $36.00 $37.00 $39.00 $41.00 $43.00 Linesman $28.00 $29.00 $31.00 $33.00 $35.00 Note 1: A four (4) official system is only permitted at the Bantam, Midget and Juvenile level. Note 2: OMHA officials shall not officiate in a one man system.

30 RATIONALE To compensate referees in accordance with a game length. RESULT: Carried Carried as amended Defeated DISCUSSION / NOTES