AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE STAIE DIRECTOR

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1 AUSTRALIAN STAIE DIRECTOR

2 DIRECTORY CONTENTS Official Publication of the New South Wales Australian Football League Limited Set up and Printed by: Excell Printing Pty. Ltd. Suite 4, Bullara Street, Pambula. PO Box 259, Pambula, NSW Telephone: Facsimile: 1064) Advertising Enquiries: Heather Cooksley Phone: 1064) Facsimile: NSW Australian Football League... 3 NSWAFL Adminstration and Staff... 5 A Message from the General Manager... 7 Appreciation Page... 8 NSWAFL Development Program... 9 Umpiring Development NSWAFL Representative Program Senior Structure and Directory Sydney Football Associations/Leagues Affiliated Country Leagues Dual Affiliated Leagues Dual Affiliated Leagues and Clubs Unaffiliated Leagues and Clubs Junior Structure and Directory Affiliated Junior Country Leagues NSWAFL "Order Off Rules" Hepatitis B "The Hidden Penalty" NSWAFL Regulations NAFC Player Transfer Regulations... 30

3 NSWAFL OFFICE BEARERS 1992 NSWAFL CHIEF COMMISSIONER John Yates NSWAFL COMMISSIONERS Don V. Roach, John Potter, Colin Kohlhagen, Reg Turner GENERAL MANAGER Craig S. Davis ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Peter Hiscock SYDNEY DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS Scott Wenke and Andrew McBean SOUTHERN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Tony Turner EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Linda Blackburn STATE DIRECTOR OF COACHING Russell Campbell NORTHERN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS Damian Humphries STATE DIRECTOR OF UMPIRING David Levens LEAGUE REGISTRAR Bob McConnell HEAD OFFICE Level 3, Sports House, Wentworth Park Grandstand, Wattle Street, Glebe POSTAL ADDRESS PO Box 333, Strawberry Hills, NSW Southern Region: PO Box 1, Wagga Wagga, NSW Northern Region: PO Box 6257, Plaza Beach Post Office, Coifs Harbour, NSW TELEPHONE ( (Wet Weather Hotline Southern Region: ( Northern Region: ( FACSIMILE ( ~Carlton. One of the world's great brewers. 3

4 Sydney Aussie Rules Social Club Country, interstate and overseas visitors are always welcome at this great new venue in the heart of Kings Cross for Aussie Rules players, members and their guests. A relaxing atmosphere with huge windows overlooking tree-lined Darlinghurst Road. Two levels and three bars. We're within easy walking distance of all the major hotels in Kings Cross. Car Parking station located in nearby Ward Avenue. BINGO - Mon to Fri from 12 noon. Win prizes of Meat Trays, Groceries and Gift Bags. BIG JACKPOTS - Have a flutter on the "bandits." A selection of the most popular machines - videos, multipliers and multiline. SKY CHANNEL TV - Keeps you up to date with all the latest in Sport. TAB AND KENO -To be installed in the Club in the near future. OPEN FROM I lam to 3am MONDAY TO THURSDAY 12 NOON to 3am FRIDAY TO SUNDAY 28 Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross - Telephone: (02) Proud to be associated with Aussie Rules in NSW throughout 1992 MILESTONE we have the solutions Industri~ * Sanitation *Agricultural We are suppliers to: HOTELS, MOTELS, CARAVAN PARKS, HOSPITALS AND NURSING HOMES For all your supplies of: Detergents Disinfectants Paper Products Brooms Brushware Floor Care Equipment and Materials Dairy Cleaning Products Contact your nearest supplier of MILESTONE CHEMICALS ALBURY 697 Drome Street Phone: (060) MELBOURNE Percy Street West Heidelberg Phone: (03) SYDNEY 4/3 Pat Devlin Close Chipping Norton Phone: (02) BAIRNSDALE BALLARAT 679 Princes Highway 1014 Stun Street Phone: (051) Phone: (053)

5 1992 COMMISSIONERS Chief Commissioner John Yates Commissioner Don V. Roach Commissioner John Potter Commissioner Colin Kohlhagen Commissioner Reg Turner 1992 ADMINISTRATION STAFF General Manager Craig S. Davis Executive Secretary Linda Blackburn Registrar Bob McConnell Admin. Manager Peter Hiscock State Director of Umpiring David Levens Sydney Development Manager Scott Wenke Sydney Development Officer Andrew McBean... _ State Director of Coaching Russell Campbell Northern Region Dev. Manager Damian Humphries Southern Region Dev. Manager Tony Turner 5

6 LOGAN & HITCHENS GANMAIN & COOLAMON Wholesale Grain and Chaff Merchants Dealers for Case International Tractors & Farm Machinery Members of the Combined Rural Traders TELEPHONE GANMAIN ON (069) or (069) TELEPHONE COOLAMON ON (069) For all your requirements of JUMPERS SHORTS SOCKS TRACKSUITS TEE SHIRTS FOOTBALLS etc. For all your accessories including PUMPS FLAGS WHISTLES WIDE RANGE OF STRAPPING TAPES Ring us now for a quote! AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL SUPPLIES 8 Rydal Avenue, Castle Hill, NSW Phone: (02) Fax: (02) r , Kindly sponsored in support of Australian Rules by... W. & J. Taylor Self Service Grocery, Liquor and Hardware Departments Distributors of Australian Fertilizers and Sheepyard Mesh Cartage Contractors and Bulk Road Haulage Telephone: (069) Urana Street, The Rock, NSW L ~

7 NSWAFL GENERAL MANAGER This magazine has been created as a communicator for football in New South Wales. Distributed to every club and school in the State, it provides a wealth of information which, without 1t we would never have had the opportunity of reaching the four corners of the State. As a sporting organ1 sa t1on, the NSW Australian sees as one of its respon s1b1hties being the integration of all areas of football in the State. For too long Australian Football in New South Wales has been dis101nted, but now with the afflhat1on issue laid to rest following the NAFC resolution of November l st which state that 'any League wholly domiciled or having twothirds maiority of clubs within a State must be primarily affiliated with that State body.' The football family 1s one, and from this pos1t1on finally the NSWAFL can stamp itself as a com pet1t1ve member of the National structure. John Yates, our able leader, heads a Commission of the highe st order with other honorary members. Don Roach (Chairman of the Sydney Football League Board), John Potter (Chairman of the Sydney Junior Council), Cohn Kohlhagen (Chairman of the Affiliated Leagues Councill and newly appointed member, Reg Turner, who will head the newly instituted Marketing Committee. The League s administrative and development team administer the game on your behalf, therefore the onus is upon the members to communicate through the Affthated Leagues Council structure, the d1rect1on and assistance required to make our great game the product which attracts people to join our ranks. As General Manager, and you as members, we are very fortunate to have assembled a hard working and most professional staff that is the envy of sporting bodies Australia wide. The League's motto for the year is 'Striving for Excellence with no compromise,' so I hope your organisation has an enioyable and successful 1992 season and rest assured, we at the League Office, will always be available to assist your club with help just a telephone call away. PROMOTIONS The New South Wales Australian Football League and its structures are a very marketable commodity which 1s attractive to a number of companies as well as fundraising initiatives, with revenue raised reducing the burden on clubs affthation fees. One of Australia s largest companies with a large 1nternat1onal reputation has seen fit to sponsor the League for three years with another three year option, that company being Carlton & United Breweries. The senior component of the League which CUB have lent their name to are State of Origin, State Team, State and Regional Championships, Sydney Football, the "Focus of Football' radio show, and the umpiring component. We welcome on board Carlton & United Breweries and look forward to working with the company to further the game of Au s tralian Rules Football in New South Wales. Carlton's Reg Turner, Daniher Medal winner, John Longmire, Swans Coach, Gary Buckenara and popular veteran, Terry Damher, put on an impromptu performance at the Carlton sponsorship announcement and medal presentation. During the season many other companies will be associated with us all, and as support sponsors their names can be found 1n the ' Apprec1at1on Page' 1n this publication, therefore whenever a decision needs to be made please consider these companies before making that purchase. 'Support those who support us.' It would be remiss of the League 1f rt did not take this opportunity to thank QBE Insurance for the last three years. The infra-structure put in place with their sponsorship monies has seen great progress. The promotion of the game will continue with the highly successful radio show on 2SER FM (Sydney), and the Football Show on Prime TV (Wagga) which will place Australian Rules Football at the forefront of sporting codes. Every group within the State must not leave any stone unturned or miss any opportunity to tap into local media outlets. No story is too small nor insignificant. To the many thousands who involve themselves with Australian Football throughout the State, I offer my sincerest appreciation for your continued interest and support. You give of your time voluntarily in most cases and the importance of your contribution does not go unnoticed by the NSWAFL. Many changes are taking place within sport Australia wide and the Administration and Development Staff are working extremely hard to keep pace with this change. The emphasis on junior sport, health and modified versions of the game certainly provide a challenge for administrators. With this is mind, new programs and initiatives have been planned to provide a sound and secure base for future development. Finally, should you require further assistance of information from the NSWAFL please make use of our Admins1trabve staff, who are only too happy to assist. If you have any queries or ideas in the area of marketing, plea se give me a call at the League Office. CRAIG S DAVIS General Manager

8 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF THE NSWAFL MAJOR SPONSOR One of the world's great brewers. DEVELOPMENT FUND CONTRIBUTORS Australian Football League Department of Sport, Recreation and Racing. SECONDARY SPONSORS Ansett Australia City Ford Coca Cola ENDORSED COMPANIES I.EA Sports Insurance A.R.F./The Aussie Rules Supply Co. Silverfleece Kevin Cooksley Marketing Elastoplast Amada Puma Australia Australian Football Supplies QBE Insurance Ansett Express Kookaburra Spalding Souther Pacific Hotels (Travelodge) Ross Faulkner National Australia Bank Rothmans Foundation United Distillers Westbus. MINOR SPONSORS Bankstown District Sports Club Goodyear Sydney Ausssie Rules Social Club Stationery Wholesalers Excell Printing Pty Ltd Western Suburbs Aussie Rules Club 2UW Eagle Boy's Pizzas - Coifs Harbour Ocean Blue Resort Bryand Pies - Wagga Wagga Prime Television Network Samuel Smith & Son N.E.C. Hoover Chiquita Bananas Just Jeans Hamilton Island Wagga Motors "WITH APPRECIATION" FROM THE NSWAFL "BLUES SQUAD" SPONSORS Sydney Swans Sizeland Gourmet Meats City Ford Coca Cola Sports Break T & G Evans Plumbing Service Smith & Nephew (Aust) Pty Ltd Campbell Hogg Sydney Aussie Rules Social Club Spalding (Ian Tilden) Silverfleece Allen's Buslines Wagga Daily Advertiser Six Ways Florist (David Bolton) I.EA lnsurane Kevin Cooksley Don Roach SUPER RAFFLE CONTRIBUTORS Mazda Australia Tynan Motors- Sutherland Hamilton Island Ansett Australia Commonwealth Bank Travel Ansett Express Pelican Beach Resort Ocean Blue Resort AFL PLAYERS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD NAMES Dennis Carroll Barry Mitchell Bill Brownless David Murphy Bernard Toohey Michael Gayler John Longmire Wayne Carey Anthony Daniher Steve Wright David Bolton Paul Kelly Leon Higgins NSWAFL UMPIRING EXECUTIVE AND FRATERNITY REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD COACHES AND CO-ORDINATORS "Thank you from the New South Wales Australian Football Development Team" 8

9 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Below 1s a comprehensive outline of the 1992 Development Programs under-taken by the NSWAFL Development Team. Please do not hesitate to contact any of our Team Members for assistance or advice on activities. Development T earn Members 1nclude: Russell Campbell NSW State Director of Coaching Phone: (069) Damian Humphries Northern NSW Development Manager Phone: (066) Scott Wenke Sydney Development Manager Phone: (02) Tony Turner Southern NSW Development Officer Phone: (069) Andrew McBean Sydney Development Manager Phone: (02) REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUADS Each year over the warmer summer months, fortunate selected boys 1n 12 regions participate in Development Squads, aimed at improving skill levels and in the long term, the standard of the game in each area. Each squad concludes the program by playing a match against a neighbouring area. Squad names and locations are: David Bolton Development Squad Area: West Darling Based: Broken Hill Dennis Carroll Development Squad Area: Nthn NSW Based: Coffs Harbour Michael Gayfer Development Squad Area: South Coast Based: Merimbula Dale Lewis Development Squad Area: lllawarra Based: Port Kembla Leon Higgins Development Squad Area: Southern Sydney Based: Kelso Oval Paul Kelly Development Squad Area: Northern Sydney Based: Cherrybrook David Murphy Development Squad Area: Central Coast Based: Peninsular Barry Mitchell Development Squad Area: Newcastle Based: Newcastle Bill Brownless Development Squad Area: Albury Based: Albury Wayne Carey Development Squad Area: Wagga Based: Wagga Wagga Anthony Daniher Development Squad Area: M.l.A. Based: Leeton Stevie Wright Development Squad Area: Central West Based: Bathurst John Longmire Development Squad Area: Western Region Based: Barooga COACHING COURSES Annual courses are conducted each year in New South Wales. Sydney February 15/16, 1992, Wagga Wagga March 7/8, 1992, and Batemans Bay February 1/2, A Level 2 Coaching Cour se was held in Canberra on February 28th, 29th and March 1st, Please contact your local Development Team Rep for upcoming Coaching Courses. BLUES SQUAD Inaugurated in 1990/91, this squad consists of the leading players in the Under 1 7 age group. Players attend an evaluation session before Christmas, attend a four day camp in Sydney, and play a match against ACT Under 18 side as the curtain-raiser to the Foster Cup AFL match in Lavington. Participants must undertake to complete home skill and fitness activities. A most successful program which is generally supported by the Dept. of Sport, Recreation and Racing under their Disadvantaged Country Athletes Scheme. DEVELOPMENT CAMPS Development Camps are held at various times throughout the year. In january, camps are in held in Sydney and Wagga, mid-year camps are held at Wagga and Jindabyne (1992). Clubs are urged to consider awarding entrance into such camps as part of end of year presentations in lieu of expensive trophies. Cost is in the vicinity of $60 -$70. AFL players and leading coaches also attend these 3 day live-in camps. VSFL UNDER 18's With the demise of the AFL Under 19 competition, VSFL has included NSW in their Under 18 competition. With the nght coaching and management, this program will prove beneficial to players, clubs and NSW football. May 2nd: Murray V Central (Vic) Finley. May 3rd: Riverina V Western (Vic) Albury. July 15th: Riverina V Eastern (Vic) - Albury. July 15th: Murray V Southern (Vic) - Albury. Aug 9th: Riverina V Northern (Vic) TBA. Aug 9th: Murray V Geelong (Vic) TBA. Sept 22-24: Shell Super Series Waverley. NSW TEAL CUP PROGRAM Trial dates for 1992 are May 9th and 10th, Greenway Park, Cherrybroook, Sydney. Compet ing teams are Murr ay Border, Riverina, Sydney and NSW Composite. NSW Teal Cup practice match dates are June 7th and June 28th at Wagga. The Teal Cup Championships are to be held in Melbourne from July 4th to 12th. NSW Teal Cup Selectors are Bill Thomas (Chairman), Russell Campbell and Greg Harris. NSW Teal Cup Officials are Russell Campbell (Coach), Tony Turner (Assistant Coach), Ted Ray (Manager) and Dennis Burkinshaw (Trainer). STATE UNDER 15 CHAMPIONSHIPS Venue in 1992 will be Wagga Wagga from July 17th to 19th. The Championships will be contested in 2 Divisions. Division 1: Albury, Wagga and District, ACT, 9 Sydney, Riverina, Western Rivenna. Division 2: Broken Hill, Sapphire Coast, lllawarra/central West, Northern NSW. This 1s one of the largest and most prestigious Under 15 Carnivals in Australia. STATE UNDER 15 TEAM PROGRAM This team to be selected from the NSW State Under 15 Championships and will take part in a combination of high quality games and development activities in Melbourne from September 1st to 5th, NSW State Under 15 Officials are Colin Fisher (Coach), Damien Humphries (Assistant Coach), Jim McMahon (Manager) and Dennis Burk1nshaw (Trainer). NSW PRIMARY SCHOOL FOOTBALL The P.S.S.A. Inter-Regional Trials are to be held on June 2nd to 4th, 1992, at Glenfield (Metropolitan South West). The venue will be Football Park at Macquarie Fields. NSW P.S.S.A. STATE TEAM National Exchange to be held in Brisbane on August 8th to 14th, PRIMARY SCHOOLS KNOCKOUT This competition is open to all NSW State Primary Schools. Applications, as should all enquiries related to Primary School Australian Football, should be directed to: Mr. Wayne McNamara, P.S.S.A. Australian Football Convener, c/ Camden South Primary School, 1 Cookston Drive, Camden South Telephone: (046) (B) NSW COMBINED HIGH SCHOOLS Inter-Regional Trials to be held on June 30th to July 1st and 2nd at Macquarie University (Metropolitan North) NSW. NSW COMBINED HIGH SCHOOLS TEAM NATIONAL CARNIVAL This competition is to be held on August 14th to 23rd at Sydney. NSW SWANS SHIELD KNOCKOUT Under 15 Statewide Knockout Competition open to all State secondary schools in New South Wales.

10 The competition is on a regional, then interregional basis, with travelling teams eligible for travel assistance. Entry to this competition and all enquiries about High School football and the Combined High School IU161 team should be made to:- Mr. Robert Ash, NSW CHS Australian Football Convenor, Cl- Blacktown Boys High School, Sunnyholt and Fifth Avenue, Blacktown Phone: LIONS CUP This open age competition is available to all schools. As in 1991, th1s competition IS based on a round robin format with each school experiencing more than one game. Regional winners will progress to Quarter Finals, SemlS and ultimately the Grand Final. Zone Winners in 1991 were: Parra/Nepean: Greystanes H.S. Campbelltown/Macarthur: Sarah Redfern H.S. St George/Sutherland: St. Patncks lllawarra; Warrawong H.S. North Shore/Warnngah: St. lgnat1ous Hills/Hornsby: Castle Hill H.S. Central Coast: Henry Kendall H.S. Newcastle/North Coast: Cardiff H.S. Past Winners: Warners Bay Warners Bay Canterbury Canterbury Hurstville Hurstv1lle St. P1vs Jesmond Keira Cardiff St. lgnat1ous St. Gregorys Cardiff St. lgnatlous AUSSIE FOOTY PROGRAM All teaching and coaching resources, including training hints, videos (new one called 'Learning to Play Aussie Footy' is excellent), 5 week Lesson Plan, posters and rule books. Information about Level 0 14 houri Aussie Footy Coaching Courses can be obtained from the NSWAFL Coaching and Development Manager, or the relevant Development Team member in your area. AUSKICK AND AUSSIE SPORT The Ausk1ck Program which 1s based upon Aussie Footy and its underlying policy flows from the Aussie Sport philosophy of "fair go" and "fair play," which in fact, 1s a philosophy of "sport for all" as distinct from "sport for a lew" -from the battler to the highly talented. The benefits to children partic1pat1ng in Auskick include both physical benefits (acquiring fitness and developing skills) and psychological benel1ts (such as developing leadership skills, self discipline and making friends). As any child grows and develops, many experiences and personalities will influence and impact upon them. This is particularly true within the context of sport. Parents, teachers, coaches, officials and the media all play a vital role in providing of rewarding experiences for children. Auskick is specifically designed to provide an attractive introductory and early development program of skill act1v1t1es and graded matches for children aged 6-12 years before they progress onto iunior underage football. It also encourages the involvement of parents in these important early development years in the programme which contains three graded categories to cater for all ages and levels of ability. The Auskick Programme contains easy to read Adm1n1strat1on Kit and Coaching Manuals, along with Courses of Education, enable parents to become involved in playing, coaching and assistmg their children. Boys and girls who iom the programme will receive in addition to the Skills and Games Programs, special giveaways which are designed to encourage their interest in following footy e.g. magazine, stickers, record book, admission to AFL games, poster. Please contact the relevant Development T earn Member to find out an Ausk1ck centre near you. JUMPER GRANTS Grants are available for new junior teams who require assistance in purchasing a set of jumpers. The NSWAFL subsidises new school team 50% of cost and new club teams by 33 and a third% of cost. Grants are not automatic and are limited but please 1nqu1re as we are pleased to reward those who provide opportunities for greater partic1pat1on. Applications must be directed to Scott Wenke and forms are now available. COUNTRY TRIPS Extensive visits by Development team members, and Sydney Swans players are carried out each year. If you wish us to visit your area, please contact the relevant Development team member. NSWAFL DEVELOPMENT FUNDING. The NSW Development Fund 1s controlled by the NSWA.FL Comm1ss1on which 1s advised by the NSW Development T earn. The Committee meets regularly and recommends policy and strategies, monitors and reviews same. The NSWAFL contributes greatly to the total Development budget. The Australian Football League via it's member clubs, contributes over 60% of funds and 1t 1s their commitment to the past months (they have contributed for much longer than this however) to see football in NSW heading in such a positive direction. TED RAY Teal Cup Manager Actwn from the 1992 Teal Cup Trials held in Sydney on May 9th and 10th. 10

11 UMPIRING DEVELOPMENT Umpiring activity at all levels continues to show positive developments. There appears to be a greater recognition of the role the umpire plays in our great game and the need to continue improving the education and training of umpires. STRUCTURE The Statewide Umpiring Structure consists of umpiring co-ordinators in each League, including junior associations in Sydney and ACT. It is through that person that the State Director of Umpiring communicates umpiring related matters. STR.ATEGIC PLAN A strategic plan for umpiring in 1992 has been prepared and endorsed by the NSWAFL Commission. The plan focuses on the three main areas which will be addressed in 1992: (a) Recruitment/Promotion; (b) Education, Training and Development; (c) Retention. The plan has been forwarded to each umpiring group and League. (a) Recruitment and Promotion: Umpiring numbers have increased in recent years but still more are required. A range of strategies have been implemented to assist recruitment including brochures, posters, use of the CES Offices, athletic clubs and advertising in local media and football "records. (b) Education and Training: Enhancing the skills and knowledge of umpires is a priority program at all levels of football that will be achieved through a range of initiatives. They include:- (i) Participation 1n National Umpiring Accred- 1 ta t1 on program of over 100 umpires statewide. (11) NSW Umpiring Development Squad Camps. (iii) Coaching and Training Seminars. (iv) Clinics for Umpires. (v) Regular coaching sessions for umpiring groups. A Level l umpiring accreditation course will be conducted in umpiring groups this year as well as the Level 2 course. (cl Development: Each month umpiring co-ordinators from across the State meet to keep informed of developments in umpiring as well as receiving and discussing coaching related material. It 1s proposed that interchange of umpires takes place on a regular basis between Leagues to broaden the experiences of local umpires. UMPIRING CAREER PATH A career path for umpires has been established whereby umpires are able to progress through the rank s to the National Competition. In excess of 140 AFL appointments were gained last year by umpires from Sydney, ACT and Albury. Umpmng is working hard to improve all aspects of rts performance 1n football. We do require the co-operation and assistance of the football community 1f we are to prosper along with our great game. DAVID LEVENS State Director of Umpiring Members of the NSW Umpiring Development Squad, with Coaches, at a Level 3 Seminar held at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra. 11

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13 REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM CUB/AFL "STATE OF ORIGIN" New South Wales defends its State of Origin Title against queensland at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday, 12th May, The curtain raiser is to be a State Game between NSW and Queensland. CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS This year's State Championships will be hosted by Farrer Football League at Robertson Oval, Wagga Wagga, over the weekend of May 23rd and 24th. Once again the Farrer, Riverina and Sydney Leagues will contest the Championships with the ACT who took the trophy home last year. ACT will be keen to defend their title which ended Riverina's recent dominance of the competition and Sydney and Farrer will be pulling out all stops to get back on the winning list. Past winners have been: Sydney Football League Sydney Football League Farrer Football League South West Football League Farrer Football League 1979 South West Football League Farrer Football League 1981 to - No Contest No Contest Farrer Football League Riverina Football League Riverina Football League R1verina Football League ACT Football League CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Previously known as the Country Championships, this competition will again be contested by Leagues from all over the State with the Southern and Northern Champ1onsh1ps to be held over the long weekend of June 6th and 7th. The final is to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday, July 5th. Contesting Leagues are: Southern: Northern: Sapphire Coast Leisure Coast Farrer (Div II) Central West Sydney FA (Div II Summerland North Coast Mid North Coast North West Newcastle Central Coast The Southern Division matches will be conducted at Macquarie Fields, Campbelltown, and the Northern Division will at Newcastle. Past Championships winners: South Coast Football League South Coast Football League South Coast Football League Newcastle Football League No Contest Newcastle Football League Newcastle Football League Newcastle Football League North Coast Football League Central West Football League Sapphire Coast Football League Sapphire Coast Football League Newcastle Football League Cover your sport with LE.A. Australia's Largest Sport Insurance Agency TNSURANCE EXCHANGE OF AUSTRALIA GROUP PTY. LTD.

14 SENIOR DIRECTORY AND STRUCTURE AREA LEAGUE: NO. OF CLUBS: PAGE Sydney:- Sydney Football League Sydney Football Association (Div 11 Sydney Football Association!Div 21 Sydney Football Association (Div ) Affiliated Leagues: 1110) Northern:- Central Coast Football League Summerland Football League Newcastle Football League North Coast Football League Mid North Coast Football League North West Football League Southern:- Central West Football League Leisure Coast Football League Sapphire Coast Football League Farrer Football League (Div I and R1verina Football League Coreen Football League Hume Football League II Northern Riverina Football League Dual Affiliated Leagues: 141 Broken Hill Football League Dual Affiliated Leagues/Clubs: 151 Ovens and Murray Football League ACT Australian Football League Unaffiliated Leagues/Clubs: 1241 Monaro Football League Kerang Football League Mid Murray Football League Milewa Football League Murray Football League Northern & Echuca Football League P1cola Football League Sunraysia Football League I Upper Murray Football League Total Clubs in New South Wales 172 SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN CLUBS Campbelltown Australian PO Box 446, lngleburn Jim Little Ph: llbi HI John Mclaughlin Ph: (B) HI Fax: East Sydney Australian 33 Prince Edward Street, Malabar Kevin Ryan Alex Beaton Ph: (81 Ph: 694 l 9761BI HI 694 l 7781HI Fax: The Hills Australian PO Box 200, Pennant Hills Tony Yard Ph: BI HI Fax: Bob Knight Ph: BI HI Fax: Holroyd Par_ramatta Australian PO Box 302, Merrylands Rob Mannion Ph: BI HI Vice/Pres: Paul Mcivor Ph: BI HI Fax: North Shore Australian 5/186 Monavale Road, St Ives Kevin Barry Ph: BI HI Fax: David Watkins Ph: BI HI Fax: St George Australian PO Box 165, Hurstv1lle Bill Lawler Richard Orton Ph: HI Ph: 772 l 735(HI (B) Fax: Sydney University Australian National Sports Administrator, Sports Union, Sydney Un1vers1ty Mark Skinner Ph: 360!6551BI / Fax: Mat Macoustra Ph: BI HI Fax: Western Suburbs Australian PO Box 98, Croydon Park Allan Sullivan Ph: BI HI Fax: Lorna Mccann Ph: HI SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (DIVISION 1 CLUBS) Balmain Australian 2 Hythe Street, Drummoyne John Coles Bruce Arndell Ph: BI Ph: BI HI HI Fax: Mobile: Baulkham Hills Australian PO Box 78, Baulkham Hills Jim Pascoe Ph: BI Henry Yeates Ph: BI (HI Fax: Liverpool Australian 1 Grose Place, Ruse Vice/Pres: Rory Joyce Alan Farlow Ph: HI Ph: 228 6!291BI HI / Fax ( Fax: \' Macquarie University Australian 20 Arthur Street, Balma1n 2041 Secretary Paul Murphy Ph: BI (HI Fax: Manly Warringah Australian PO Box 44, Collaroy Beach Leigh Adams Glenn Hooker Ph: BI Ph: BI HI HI Northern Eagles Australian PO Box 2, Gordon Michael Fealy Ph: BI HI Fax:

15 Sutherland Australian 66 Carabella Road, Caringbah Gregory Smith Steven Cantril! Ph: BI Ph: HI HI Fax: Sydney University Australian Peter Ramus Ph: BI HI Fax: University of NSW Australian 37 Hooper Street, Randw1ck, 2031 Robert Downing Ph: BI HI Fax: Michael Keogh Ph: BI HI Fax: Wollongong Australian 8 Hurt Street, West Wollongong Tony Burns Vic Stanton Ph: llbi Ph: HI HI SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (DIVISION 2 AND 3 CLUBS) Bankstown Australian 18 Alfred Street, Merrylands Patrick Clarkson Mrs J. Granger Ph: BI HI H) Bargo Knights Australian I Coachwood Crescent, Picton John Winter Ph: BI !(H) i Fax: (048) Lynne Macartney Ph: 1046) Camden Australian PO Box 338, Camden Mick Collins Carol Fauvarque Ph: B) Ph: 1046) H) H) Fax: 1046) i~hawkesbury Agricultural College Australian (H.A.C.'s) i U.W.S. Hawkesbury Union, Burke Street,, Richmond Andy MacKinnon Ph: 1045) BI 1045) 885 I 441H) Hawkesbury Australian PO Box 402, Richmond Rick Duynhoven Peter Harte Ph: HI Ph: 1045) IB) HI Fax: HeathcotejEngadine Australian 4/23-25 Robertson Street, Sutherland Mike Isaac Ph: HI Graham Fidler Ph: IHI BI HMAS Nirimba Australian 11 Vampire Road, HMAS Nirimba, Quakers Hill Graham Thurstans Ph: BI H) Fax: Holsworthy Anzacs Australian 12 Watson Street, Hammondville Kelvin Eaton Ian Davis Ph: Ph: HI HI Merrylands Australian PO Box 302, Merrylands 2160 Rob Mannion Ph: BI Vice/Pres: Paul Mcivor Ph: HI Fax: Nepean;Blacktown Australian 508 Wilson Street, Chippendale Harold Wilson Ph: Darren Murphy Ph: Penrith Australian PO Box 1024, Penrith Ralph Maples Peter Freckelton Ph: BI Ph: IBI HI llh) Fax: Fax: NSW AFFILIATED LEAGUES CENTRAL COAST AUSTRALIAN Location: Between Sydney and Newcastle Address: RMB 763A, Jensen Road, Wyong Ted Hunter Ph: 1043) HI Registrar: Lauraine McKenzie Ph: HI Mrs Jan Pratt Ph: H) Umpires Contact: Bill Deenen Ph: 1043) 694 I 301HI Bateau Bay Australian 6 Shane Drive, Tumbi Umbi Norm Proctor Mark Munnery Ph: 1043) IBI Ph: BI Gosford Australian 42 Strand Avenue, Narara Peter Jones Leon Tomlins Ph: HI Ph: 1043) HI IS Killarney Vale Australian PO Box 31, Killarney Vale Ian Granland Graham Turner Ph: hl Ph: HI Peninsula Swans Australian PO Box 222, Woy Woy Ted Hunter Lee Pilling Pl HI Ph: H) Terrigal Australian PO Box 1244, Gosford South Des McKenzie Graham Abbott Ph: HI Ph: H) Wyong/Lakes Australian R.M.B. 763, Jensen Road, Wyong David Ede Mrs Jan Pratt Ph: !(H) Ph: H) SUMMERLAND AUSTRALIAN Location: Far North Coast of NSW. Address: 70 Northumberland Drive, East Ballina Don Buchanan Ph: Business and Home Registrar: Lindsay Noble Ph: I 74IHI Narelle Besseling Ph: H) Fax: Umpire Contact: John Gillett Ph: Ballina Australian 70 Northumberland Drive, East Ballina Geoff Mitchell Narelle Bessehng Ph: 1066) HI Ph: 1066) HI Fax: Byron Bay Australian C/ 70 Northumberland Drive, East Ballina Craig Turner Ann Kozlowski Ph: 1066) HI Ph: 1066) HI Goonellabah Australian 16 Brooker Drive, Goonellabah Mark Buchanan Luisa Camilleri Ph: H) Ph: ( H) Lismore Australian Back Creek Road, Bently Malcolm Weight Darren McPherson Ph: IHI Murwillumbah Australian PO Box 1094, Murwillumbah Steve Pryor John McPherson Ph: 1066) B) Nimbin/Terania Australian C/ Post Office, N1mbin Ken Hadda Chris Hellyar Ph: HI Ph: 1066) !(H)

16 Tweed Heads Australian Ci- Post Office, Uk Karen Mitchell Ph: 1066) HI NEWCASTLE AUSTRALIAN Address: PO Box 332, Cardiff Alderman Don Geddes Ph: BI Registrar: Jodi Humble Executive Officer: Jodi Humble Ph: Home and Business Umpires Contact: Peter Hoare Ph: l 37(H) Cardiff Australian PO Box 351, Charlestown Roy Reichert Shane Jones Ph: l l 3(B) Ph: Maitland Austrlian 49 Robert Street Tenamb1t Ray White Steve Phillips(Ph: BI Ph: BI Muswellbrook Australian PO Box 616, Muswellbrook Jeff Barnes Steve Phillips Ph: ( Ph: 1065) l 421HI Nelson Bay Australian PO Box 396, Nelson Bay Ashley Bellman Kellie Holland Ph: BI Ph: (049) BI Newcastle City Australian PO Box 799, Charlestown Al Gleeson Jan Dwarte Ph: BI Ph: BI Singleton Australian PO Box 470, Singleton Wally Sebenik Colleen Eastley Ph: BI Wallsend Australian 135 Woodford Street, Minmi Ian Gray Ross Walters Ph: IBI Ph: BI HI Warners Bay Australian PO Box 73, Warners Bay Secretary; John McKeown Chris Gibbons Ph: 1049) IBI Ph: BI IHI Western Suburbs Australian 43 Springfield Avenue, Kotara South David Manson Jim Arnold Ph: BI Ph: HI NORTH COAST AUSTRALIAN Location: Noth Coast of NSW from Nambucca Heads to Grafton. Address: PO Box 6200, Plaza Beach Post Office, Coffs Harbour Mick Ryan Ph: ) HI Fax: Registrar: Denise Lavis Ph: HI Brendan Drum Ph: HI Umpire Contact: Brett Upfield Ph: l 181HI Grafton Australian PO Box 327, South Grafton Gary Morrison Ph: 1066) HI Kevin Dixon Ph: BI HI North Coifs Harbour Australian PO Box 1472, Coifs Harbour Ralph Hall Ph: ( BI Neil Wood Ph: (066) BI HI Sawtell(Toormina Australian PO Box 255, Taormina Warren Dean Susan Dean Ph: HI Ph: (066) HI South Coifs Harbour Australian PO Box 1095, Coffs Harbour Noel Hartwig Narelle Bradbury Ph: HI Ph: HI Woolgoolga Australian PO Box 134, Woolgoolga Norm Steddaford Debbie Zacher Ph: BI HI MID NORTH COAST AUSTRALIAN Location: New South Wales North Coast from Forster to Kempsey. Address: 21 Ritchie Crescent, T aree Ron Lienert Michael Tritton Ph: HI Ph: HI ( (B) Kempsey Australian 85 Gregory Street, South West Rocks, 2431 Alan Clarke Ken Barker Ph: Ph: Port Macquarie Australian ANZ Bank, William St, Port Macquarie Tony Read Mick Morrison T aree Australian RMB Old Bar Road, Old Bar 2430 Mark Lenton Gath Rixon Ph: BI Wauchope Australian Lot 1, Bagnoo Road, Bagnoo, 2446 Ron Adkins Terry Minahan Ph: (065) (H) NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN Location: New England Region, extending west to Moree, Wee Waa & Coonabarabran. Address: PO Box 261, Gunnedah Brian Lenton Ph: HI (067) (B) Fax: Treasurer: Greg Daly- Ph: BI (HJ Dave Dundas Ph: HI ( BI Gunnedah Australian Brian Lenton Chris Muldoon Ph: (067) (BJ Ph: HI ( (HJ BI Wee Waa Australian Secretary Mathew Wales Rob Martin Ph: (067) HI Ph: ( Hl Tamworth Australian Graham Nuttal Tony Gillies Ph: ( BJ Ph: ( (B) HI HI Moree Australian Mike Ovanov Kath Canham Ph: ( BI Ph: ( BI HI HI Coonabarabran Australian Carl Templeman Ross Patch Ph: HI Ph: HI Narrabri Australian David Thornton Ph: HI (B) Ken Parker Ph: (HJ ( BI Fax: CENTRAL WEST AUSTRALIAN Location: Central NSW bordered by Lithgow, Young. Furber and Dubbo. Address: PO Box 1818, Dubbo Dick Devlin Ph: ( HJ Umpires Contact: Graeme Wilkin Ph: ( HI Secretary/Registrar: Gita Merritt Ph: Fax: ( ',, 'I 16

17 i Bathurst Australian PO Box 999 Bathurst Barry Nelson Ph:! HI Brian Matheson Ph: BI (063) HI Fax: ' Cowra Australian PO Box 448, Cowra Graeme Clements Geoff Day Ph: IHI Ph: HI (063) (B) Dubbo Australian PO Box 1118, Dubbo Joe Knagge Gita Merritt Ph: HI Ph: HI IBI Fax: ( Lithgow Australian 19 Wattle Grove, Lithgow Alan Horne Stephen Fulton Ph: BI Ph: ( BI HI Orange Australian 157 Clinton Street, Orange, 2800 Mark Byrne Steve May Ph: BI HI Fax: LEISURE COAST AUSTRALIAN Location: Wollongong, surrounding districts. Address: PO Box 159, Dapto Bill Hall Ph: HI ( (8) Fax: league Registrar: Robert Miller Ph: HI Reg Douglas Ph: HI Umpires Contact: Tony Kane Ph: l 73(HI ( l(b) Albatross Australian PO Box A36, HMAS Albatross, Nowra Cmdr. Geoff Ledger Vicki Schulz Ph: ( IBI Ph: ( (H) HI Bomaderry Australian PO Box 1022, East Nowra Dale Butcher Mitch Green Ph: BI Ph: HI (044) HI Dapto Australian PO Box 232, Dapto Glen Woolley Ph: BI ( IHI Northern Districts Australian PO Box 192, Corrimal John Tomlin Grace Taylor Ph: ( HI Ph: ( HI Nowra Australian PO Box 418, Nowra G. Woodall Reg Douglas Ph: HI Ph: HI Port Kembla Australian PO Box 113, Warrawong Kerry Bright Ken Blundell Ph: BI Ph: HI HI Shellharbour Australian PO Box 18, Warilla David Heggarty Kathy Pendergast Ph: OlllBI Ph: HI SAPPHIRE COAST AUSTRALIAN Location: Far South Coast of NSW. Address: PO Box 455, Narooma Frank Hunt Ph: HI Registrar: John Dawson Ph: 1064) Chas Rogers Ph: ( HI ( BI Fax: Umpire Contact: Geoff Brown Ph: HI Batemans Bay Australian PO Box 520, Batemans Bay Justin McCarthy Ph: Ian Gooch Ph: HI Bermagui Australian PO Box 46A, Bermagui Tony Morrison Neil Forbes Ph: Ph: HI Business and Home Eden Australian PO Box 516, Eden Paul Kirkby Jan Saunders Ph: HI Ph: l 771HI Coota/Cann Australian PO Box 60, Cann River Kieth Day Aileen Blackburn Ph: HI Ph: HI Diggers Australian PO Box 105, Merimbula Roger Millichamp Heather Cooksley Ph: l 791HI Ph: HI Merimbula Australian PO Box 418, Merimbula Ed Kryskow John Malham Ph: HI Ph:! HI Narooma Australian PO Box 139, Narooma Terry Kenny Bruce Frost Ph: ( l 94(H) Ph: ( HI Pambula Australian PO Box 187, Pambula Vic Thompson Ray Nelson Ph: (HI Ph: HI Tathra Australian PO Box 248, Bega Robert Little Susan Waller Ph: HI Ph: HI Wyndham Australian cl- Post Office, Wyndham Mark Benson Wendy Jefferis Ph: HI Ph: HI FARRER Location: Wagga and surrounding districts. Address: PO Box 641, Wagga Wagga League Trevor Urquhart Ph:! BI HI Umpires Contact: Hee McDonnell Ph: ( HI Secretary ;Registrar: Danny Malone Ph: HI (BI Fax Ardlethan Australian Football Dlub (Div 1 I 11 Steward Street, Ardlethan Kevin Davies Aileen Bound Ph: ( HI Ph: ( HI Ariah Park/Mirrool Australian (Division 11 RMB 235, Ariah Park Des Walker Ian Colw1ll Ph: HI Ph: HI Barellan Australian!Division 11 R.M.B. 46, Barrellan, 2665 Vince Howe Bob Inglis Ph: HI Ph: HI Collingullie/Ashmont Australian (Division 11 I Linton Street, Collingullie, 2652 John Quilter Ray Gow Ph: l 781HI l 581HI Cootamundra Australian Footballl Club (Division Reneham Street, Cootamundra Keith Ronning Wayne De Britt Ph: ( HI Ph: (069) HI Mangoplah Cookardinia United Australian (Division 11 "Glengarry" Mangoplah Ian Cohalan Peter Matthews Ph: HI Ph: HI 17

18 Marrar Australian (Division 11 RMB 123, Old Junee, 2652 Terry Langtry Peter Hassell Ph: ( HI Ph: HI North Wagga Australian (Division William Street, North Wagga, 2650 Kevin Cross Randy Kerr Ph: ( (HI Ph: HI RAAF Australian (Division 21 Clerical Training Flight, RAAF SCSR, RMF Base, Wagga. Barry Washington Ph: BI HI Bob Brilley Ph: BI HI Rivcoll Australian IDiv1s1on 111 PO Box 825, Rivcoll Union, Wagga Wayne McKelvie Simon Sellars Ph: l 2221HI South Wagga Tolland Australian (Dlv1s1on Grove Street, Wagg a Wagg a Ian Williams Robert Currie Ph: ( HI Ph: HI Temora Australian (Division 11 PO Box 147, Temora, 2666 Kevin Williams Paul Mahon Ph: HI Ph: HI The Rock-Yerong Creek Australian IDiv1s1on 11 PO Box 169, Wagga Wagga, 2650 Colin Moore David Oehn Ph: ( (HI Uranqunity-Kapooka Australian (Division Pearson Street, Uranquinty, 2652 Richard Sparks Robert Grentell Ph: ( HJ Ph: (069) HJ Whitton/Y anco Australian (Division Naradhun Street, Whitton, 2705 Noel Maxwell Ritchie Lloyd Ph: IHI Ph: HJ RIVERINA AUSTRALIAN Location: MIA area between Griffith and Wagga Wagga. Address: 3 Karen S., Wagga Wagga Trevor T1pp1ng Stewart Fraser Ph: ( HJ Ph: ( HJ Registrar: Umpire Contact: Stewart Fraser Stewart Fraser Coolamon Australian C/ Post Office, Coolamon Rex Edis Yvonne Curlis Ph: (HJ Ph: ( HJ East Wagga Kooringal Australian PO Box 87, Wagga Wagga Ken Reynolds Ph: HI Fax: David McChntock Ph: ( HJ Ganmain Grong Grong Matong Australian PO Box 60, Ganmain Ray O'Connor Jack Cedelland Ph: (HPJ Ph: (HJ Fax: Griffith Australian PO Box 652, Griffith Brian Files Ph: ( HJ Greg Wade Ph: ( HJ Fax: Leeton Australian PO Box 29, Leeton Patrick Lyons Bruce Harrison Ph: ( HJ Ph: HJ Narrandera Australian PO Box 203, Narrandera Ron Absolum Peter Royale Ph: ( (HJ Ph: (HJ Fax: Turvey Park Australian PO Box 511, Wagga Wagga Doug Masterson Laraine Hill Ph: HI Ph: HJ Wagga Tigers Australian PO Box S-168, Wagga Wagga John Bagley Ros Barber Ph: ( HJ Ph: ( HJ COREEN AUSTRALIAN Address: "Lockgate", Daysdale Lindsay Norman Ph: HI Buraja Australian 38 Beryl Drive, Corowa Tracy Bush Ph: (BJ - ( HJ Coleambally Australian PO Box 33, Coleambally Brian Ramage - Ph: (069) Coreen Australian 8 Gall1poll1 Street, Corowa Chrrs Collins - Ph: Daysdale Australian 40 Gallipoll1 Street, Corowa Alan Norman - Ph: Oaklands Australian Gaffney Street, Oaklands Secretay Edward Brooks - Ph: (HI Rand Australian Kaaba Street, Rand, 2642 Michael Costin - Ph: Rennie Australian "Koombahla", Savernake Ian Woods - Ph: ( Urana Australian PO Box 55, Urana Mrs Gaye Rhodes Ph: BJ HI Wahgunyah Australian 167 Hume Street, Corowa Terry Mullins Ph: ( BI HJ HUME AUSTRALIAN Address: C/- Post Office, Walla Walla Garry O'Connell Ph: HI Des Kennedy Ph: HI BJ Fax: ( Brocklesby Australian Main Street, Brocklesby David Kosch1tzke Tony Porta Ph: HI Ph: 1060) HJ Burrumbuttock Australian Urana Road, Burrumbuttock Laurie Lilley Frank Percy Ph: HI Ph: ( Culcairn Australian 84 Balfour Street, Culcairn Wayne Barber Trevor Smith Ph: HI Ph: HI East Lavington Australian PO Box 489, Lavington Gary Walters Ron Warnes Ph: i060j HI Ph: HI Henty Australian "Angleside", Henty Kevin Wetern Bill Riddle Ph: (HJ Ph: HI Howlong Australian 142 Hoddle Street, Howlong John Milton Frank Jenkins Ph: (060) HJ Ph: (HJ

19 ,. Jindera Australian PO Box 117, Jindera Laurie Moretti Joanne Neylan Ph: HI Ph: HI Lockhart Australian Green Street, Lockhart Tom Poole Ian King Ph: HI Ph:! HI Osborne Australian "Avon-Lea", Yerong Creek Garry O'Connell Keiran Gleeson Ph: HI Ph: HI Walbundrie Australian "Clontarf", Pleasant Hills, 2658 Wayne Milne Rick Clancy Ph: HI Ph: HI Walla Walla Australian 13 Market Street, Walla Walla, 2659 Russell Milne Dennis Donovan Ph:! HI Ph: 1060) HI Fax: NORTHERN RIVERINA AUSTRALIAN Address: PO Box 25, Ungarie Stan Hague Jim Daniher Ph: I 24IHI Ph: HI Umpires Contact: Gordon Brown Ph: llhi Condo-Milby Australian Whiley Street, Condobolin Kevin Brown Bruce Parnaby Ph: BI Four Corners Australian "Wompooney", Tullibigeal Norman Frankel Dudley Ireland Ph: Bll Ph: BI Girral-West Wyalong Australian 77 Church Street, West Wyalong Ian Hunter Arnold Koopp Ph: BI Ph: BI Lake Cargelligo Australian PO Box 132 Lake Cargelligo Ian Aubrey Lorraine Haase Ph: HI Ph: HI Parkes Australian PO Box 692, Parkes Col Leske Ron Hetherington Ph: Ph:! HI Tullibigeal Australian C/ Tulli Cafe, PO Box 5, Tullibigeal Col Glasgow Jim Turriff Ph: Ph: Ungarie Australian 23 Condarnine Street, Ungarie Peter Bryant Anthony Archibald Ph: Ph: I I 91HI DUAL AFFILIATED LEAGUES BROKEN HILL AUSTRALIAN Location: Broken Hill & surrounding districts. Address: PO Box 72, Broken Hill Stan Brooks Ph: HI Registrar: Lionel Johnston Lionel Johnston Ph: HI Umpire Contact: Brian Eddy Ph: HI BI Central Broken Hill Australian 324 Williams Lane, Broken Hill Kenneth Woodman Donald Andrews Ph: BI Ph: HI HI North Broken Hill Australian 6A Morgan Street, Broken Hill Graham Higgs Donald Foster Ph: HI Ph: HI South Broken Hill Australian 238 Jamieson Street, Broken Hill Graham Semmens Gerald Davis Ph: HI Ph: HI West Broken Hill Australian 35 Ryan Street, Broken Hill Allen Staker Ph: HI Rodney Kiddy Ph: BI HI DUAL AFFILIATED LEAGUES AND CLUBS OVENS ANO MURRAY AUSTRALIAN Address: 48 Vermont St, Wodonga Graham Bulgin Ian Thomas Ph: HI Ph: HI Albury Australian PO Box 233, Albury Brian Curphy Ph: BI HI David Kelford Ph: ( {HI ( {BI Fax: 1060) Corowa/Rutherglen Australian PO Box 79, Corowa John Elmore Peter Tait Ph: ( Ph: ( ( {HI ( HI Fax: ( Lavington Australian PO Box 134, Lavington Ken Hallows Tom Gittings Ph: ( {HI Ph: ( BI ( HI Fax: ( North Albury Australian PO Box 87, Albury Peter Johnston Ph: ( ll{BI ( HI David Tulk Ph: ( HI Fax: ( ACT AUSTRALIAN Address: PO Box 417, Woden General Manager: Stephen Dobbie Kevin Delmenico Ph: {BI Fax: Ainslie Australian PO Box 674, Dickson Dale Seymour Clare Palmer Ph: ( BI Ph: ( ( ( {HI Fax: ( Belconnen Australian PO Box 37, Jamison Geoff Bartley Frank Goddard Ph: ( BI Ph: ( ( {HI Queanbeyan Australian PO Box 344, Wueanbeyan Ron Edwards Mark Thompson Ph:!061297I744{BI Ph: ( ( HI Southern District Australian PO Box 4820, Kingston Col Mitchell Peter McGregor Ph: ( {BI Ph: ( ( {HI ( {HI Tuggeranong Valley Australian PO Box 1496, Tuggeranong Ken Sidebottom Garry Matheson Ph: ( {BI Ph: ( {BI ( {HI ( {HI Western Creek Australian Fremantle Drive, Weston Wally Goulding Ian Willis Ph: ( {BI Ph: BI! {HI ( HI,,,,,

20 UNAFFILIATED LEAGUES AND CLUBS IN NSW MONARO Address: PO Box 362, Erindale, ACT Mike T abbart Ph: Fax: (06) Cooma Australian 34 Woolalla Street, Cooma John Connelly - Ph: Goulburn Australian PO Box 460, Goulburn Bob Stephens - Ph: KERANG Address: PO Box 279, Kerang Geoff Pay Geoff Long Ph: ( l 3881HI Ph: (054) 52 l l 731Hi l l 731BI Hay Australian PO Box 305, Hay Ted Hill Gath Stewart Ph: ( l 721HI Ph: 1069) Hi Moulamein Australian Baratta Street. Moulame1n John Coote Margaret Congram Ph: (058) (HI Ph: ( (H) Wakool Australian 24 Tasman Street, Wakool Milton Jones Daryl Coote Ph: 1054) Hi MID MURRAY Address: PO Box 376, Swan Hill Murray Ray Doug McCallum Ph: 1050) (HI Ph: (050) HI ( (Bl Fax (050) Umpires Contact: Steve Taylor - Ph: ( HI Balranald Australian PO Box 116, Balranald Graham Campbell Jeff Mannix Ph: ( (BI Ph: 1050) (B) Tooleybuc Australian Cl- Post Office, Tooleybuc, 2739 Ross Ch1slett Bill Bryan Ph: 1050) iBI Ph: (050) BI MILEWA Address: PO Box 739, Mildura John Collins Bonney Scown Ph: 1050) HI Ph: 1050) HI Alcheringa Australian PO Box 99, Gal Gal Arthur Modica Ph: Hi John Hall Ph: (050) BI HI Coomealla Australian PO Box 100, Dareton Rex Smith Mr R. Kirby Ph: (050) (HI MURRAY Address: PO Box 332, Finley Secretary Geoff Ham Kevin Amy Ph: 1058) BI Ph: ( {B) HI HI Fax: (058) Fax: ( Fax/Phone: Fax/Phone: Barooga Australian 54 Collie Street, Berigan Norman Watt - Ph: (058) IB&HI Berrigan Australian PO Box 157, Berrigan Viv McGee Heather Barclay Ph: {H) Ph: BI (058) HI ( HI Fax: Fax/Phone: Deniliquin Australian PO Box 141, Deniliquin Jim Bartlett Ph: (058) HI Val Meadowcroft Ph: (058) HI FaX/Phone: Finley Australian PO Box 185, Finley Gerard Braybon Warwick Douglas Ph: OIHI Ph: BI HI Fax: FaX/Phone: Jerilderie Australian PO Box 99, Jerilderie Ron Riley Debbie Roe Ph: llhi Ph: (058) (HI Fax: Mulwala Australian PO Box 44, Mulwala Philllip Carboy Ph: ( HI Peter Einerson Ph: ( HI Fax: FaX/Phone: Nathalia Australian PO Box 147, Nathalia Tom Brady Brian Curtis Ph: ( BHI Ph: HI Fax: ( Fax/Phone: Tocumwal Australian PO Box 1, Tocumwal Jim Cullen Rosemary Reed Ph: HI Ph: BI! l 731HI Fax: Fax/Phone: NORTHERN AND ECHUCA Address: PO Box 230, Cohuna Jim Whelan Ph: Dave Doyle Ph: Fax: ( Barham Australian PO Box 98, Barham James Moss - Ph: HI Moama Australian PO Box 35, Moama Ron Burns - Ph: ( HI PICOLA AND DISTRICT Address: 2 Park Street, Nathalia David McKenzie Ph: ( Barrie Lindsay Ph: HI ( BI Fax: ( Blighty Australian "Kahlua", Marshall's Road, Deniliquin Gilbert Bain Ph: ( Deniliquin Rovers Australian PO Box 25, Deniliquin Secretary Ray Quayle Ph: HI BI Mathoura Australian 19 Conargo Street, Mathoura, 2710 Carey McCormick Ph: ( HI SUNRAYSIA Wentworth Australian PO Box 104, Dareton Michael Glynn John Harns Ph: HI Ph: ( (H) UPPER MURRAY Tumbarumba Australian PO Box 31, Tumbarumba Alan Waters Mal Vogan Ph: HI Ph: {BI

21 , INTERSTATE LEAGUES AUSTRALIAN League Address: Southern Stand, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brunton Avenue, Jolimont Postal Address: GPO Box 1449N, Melbourne Executive Commissioner: Alan Schwab Ph: Fax: NATIONAL AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL COUNCIL Postal Address: AFL House, 120 Jol1mont Rd, Johmont General Manager E.W. Biggs Ph: Fax: NORTHERN TERRITORY AUSTRALIAN League Address: Football Park, Abala Road, Marrara Postal Address: GPO Box NTFL 1, Casuarina General Manager Michael Crawshaw Ph: Fax: QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIAN League Address: MTQ House, 141 Logan Road, Wollongabba Postal Address: PO Box 211, Wollongabba General Manager Peter Cummiskey Ph: Fax: SOUTH AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL League Address: Football Park, Turner Dve, West Lakes Postal Address: PO Box 1, West Lakes General Manager: Leigh Whicker Ph: Fax: TASMANIAN AUSTRALIAN League Address: 68 Warwick Street, Hobart Postal Address: PO Box 427E, Hobart General Manager: Brain Eade Ph:! Fax: WESTERN AUSTRALIAN League Address: 181 Roberts Road, Subiaco Postal Address: PO Box 275, Subiaco General Manager: Trevor Howard Ph: Fax: ] )ilvczr flc!c!cc! KNITTING MILLS PTY. LTD. (Incorporating: JAX EN SPORTSWEAR) OFFICIAL SUPPLIER OF NSWLOGO JUMPERS PHONE: (08) PO Box 196, Magill, SA. 50i2

22 JUNIOR DIRECTORY AND STRUCTURE AREA LEAGUE: Affiliated Sydney Junior Australian Football Associations: Campbelltown;Macarthur Junior FA Hills;1-lornsby Junior FA North Shore/Warringah Junior FA Parramatta/Nepean Junior FA St. George/Sutherland Junior FA Affiliated NSW Country Associations: Broken Hill Junior Football League lllawarra Junior Football League South West Junior Football League Northern Rivenna Football League Wagga and Districts Football League Albury Wodonga Junior Football League Sunraysia Junior Football League Central Coast Junior Football Council SYDNEY JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Postal Address: 12 Elliott St, Belfield Chairman: John Potter Fax: Board Member: Bill Carey (H1lls;1-lornsbyl 47 Bradley Drive, Carlingford Ph: (8) (HI Fax: Board Member: Bnan Cloney (St George/Suther.I 2 O'Rielly Close, Ph: BI HI Board Member: John Hodgkinson 31 Brisbane Avenue, East L1ndfield Ph: BI HI Fax: Ted Ray Ph: (H) Fax: Board Member: Joe Bradley (Parramatta/Nepeanl 31 Craig Avenue, St. Marys Ph: ( llollhi Fax: Board Member: Jock Courtney ICampbell/McCarthurl 41 Chaperon Cres., Ph: (B) (HI Ex-Officio: Scott Wenke NSWAFL Sydney Develop. Manager Ph: (BI Representative Co-ordinator: Mike Kenny Ph: IBI (HI SYDNEY JUNIOR ASSOC. CAMPBELL TOWN/MACARTHUR JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOC. Address: 16 Boree Pl, Macqu. Fields Peter Mclaughlin Jan Gordon Ph: (046) (HI Ph: (HI BI Fax: Fax: ( (Att: Martin Torlasch Registrar: Alan Brien Ph: (046) (HI Umpire Contact: Peter Mclaughlin Ph: (HI (B) Fax: PAGE Camden Junior PO Box 338, Camden Mick Collins Carolyn Fauvarque Ph: ( HI Ph: (046) (H) Fax: ( Campbelltown Swans Junior 13 Pitlochy Road, St. Andrews Peter Mclaughlin Donna Connolly Ph: (BI (BI Fax: Holsworthy Anzac Junior 18 Elata Court, Holdsworthy Vince Gardner Ph: (H) Greg Jackson Ph: (H) lngleburn Magpies Junior PO Box 610, lngleburn Bob Sh1ppard Chris Jones Ph: (H) Fax: Macarthur Tigers Junior 22 Macarthur Place, Ruse Ian James Margaret Robb Ph: ( llhi Ph: ( (H) Macquarie Fields Junior 16 Boree Place, Macquarie Fields Carig Rowley Ph: Jan Gordon Ph: (HI Minto and Districts Junior 8 Knight Place, Minto Jock Courtney Christine Stuart Ph: (HI Ph: HI Wollondilly Junior Lot 1, Arina Road, Bargo Kevin O'Connor Brian Kelly 22 HILLS/HORNSBY JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOC. Address: PO Box 664, Baulkham Hills Bob Barnetson Ph: HI (BI Registrar: Tony Calear Ph: (B & HI Jim Reynolds Ph: (HI Ump1re Contact: Greg Turbill l(H) (B) Fax: Baulkham Hills Junior 22 Peel Road, Baulkham Hills Jim Pascoe Ph: HI Henry Yeates Ph: (JH) Fax: Hawkesbury Junior PO Box 271, Richmond Kevin Mudiman Peter Shipley Ph: Ph: HI Home and Business (81 Hornsby Heights Junior 244 Galston Road, Hornsby Heights Andrew Bamford Geoff Lloyd Ph: (B) Ph: BI (HI HI Fax: Fax: Pennant Hills Junior PO Box 352, Pennant Hills Ross Howarth Ph: (BI (H) Fax: John Maher Ph: (BI HI Fax: Seven Hills Junior PO Box 108, Seven Hills Allan Mclaughlin Janess Arbon Ph: BI Ph: BI HI HI Fax: Fax: Westrbrook Junior 14 Milguy Avenue, Castle Hill Mike Kenny Slav T chepak Ph: BI Ph: BI HI (H) Fax: Fax: NORTH SHORE/WARRINGAH JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOC. Address: PO Box 244, Forestville John Hodgkinson Ph: HI BI Fax: Registrar: Alan Robinson Ph: HI Tony Fallet Ph: HI BI Fax: Umpire Contact: Michael Walker Ph: ?IHI

23 East Sydney Junior 26 Melody Street, Coogee Scott Beaton Armand Leon-Fore Ph: 694 l 7781B & HI Ph: HI Forest District Junior 12 Galway Avenue, K1llarney Heights Peter MacKinlay Ph: llbi HI Fax: Graeme McOrist Ph: BI HI Fax: Pittwater Junior 10 Alexander Road, Avalon Jim Ridding Judy Honey Ph: Ph: BI HI HI Fax: Fax: St lgnatious College Junior Riverview, Lane Cove Sportsmaster: Rod Lonergan Ph: Fax: St Ives Junior 6 Binnowee Avenue, St Ives Howard Parker Ph BI HI Fax: Tony Fallet Ph: BI HI Fax: Willoughby Junior 23 Barambah Road, Roseville Peter Thompson Ph: & HI PARRAMATTA/NEPEAN JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOC. Address: 173 Trafalgar St, Annandale Joe Bradley Ph: 833l1011HI BI. Fax: B 1 Registrar: Colin Williams Ph: HI Colin Williams fh: HI ( !Bl~6 :" Fax: Umpire Contact: David Blythe Ph: ( HI BI Auburn Redlegs Junior 22A James Street, Lidcombe Rodney Pearce Ph: BI (H) Fax: Marlene Schirmer Hl Globe Junior 173 Trafalgar Street, Annandale Dick Dare Colin Williams Ph: llbl Ph: (Bl (HI (HI Fax: Fax: Greystanes Junior 57 Ian Street, Greystanes Rudi Bylsma Jennie Kenyon Ph: HI Ph: (HI Fax: Macquarie Junior 12 Downing Street, Epping Brian Sullivan Ph: (HI Penrith Junior PO Box 214, Penrith Joe Bradley Ph: BI HI Fax: Lynne Wallace Ph: llbi 876 lll?(hi Fax: Mel Skilton Ph: ?(Bl HI ST GEORGE/SUTHERLAND SHIRE JUNIOR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Address: PO Box 116, Penshurst Brian Cloney Ph: l 91BI Registrar: Bill Johnston Ken Henson Ph: Hl Umpire Contact: Neil Cantrill Bangor Tigers Junior 2 Yarnna Place, Bangor John Buckley Ian Sneddon Ph: HI Ph: Bl Hl Bankstown Junior 34 Kent Street, Regents Park Frank Levine Ph: BI HI Cronulla Junior 5/49 Parramatta Street, Cronulla John Foy Fiona Tunbridge Ph: ) Ph: HI Hl Fax: Western Suburbs (Croydon Park) Junior 57 Riley Street, Croydon Park George Kirby Ph: HI Heathcote/Engadine Junior PO Box 318, Heathcote Wayne Watts Helen Richards Ph: Tony Hine Ph: Hl lllawarra Junior 15 Bloodwood Place, Albion Park Rail Jim Crane Ph: ( l 941HI 23 Miranda Bombers Junior PO Box 630, Mirandah Bruce Mclachlan Ph: l 51HI Ray Meagher Ph: HI Penshurst RSL Youth Junior PO Box 294, Mortdale Kevin Arthur Garry Wilton Ph: HI Ph: 579 l l 92(H) Ramsgate RSL Junior C/ 1 Torwood Street, Sans Souci John Maloney Ph: 587 l 7351HI Terry Delaney Ph: HI NSW COUNTRY JUNIOR ASSOCIATIONS BROKEN HILL JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN Address: 163 Willi~ Ln, Broken Hill \ Stewart Bradley \Jessie Edwards Ph: fh: HI I MEMBER lflubs: Central Broken Hill Ju~ior Warnock Street, Broken Hill Junior Co-ordinator: Kevin Woodman Charlie Sultana Ph: BI Ph: (080) 48101BI HI ?IHI North Broken Hill Junior Silver Street, Broken Hill Junior Co-ordinator/ Gary Eddy - Ph: South Broken Hill Junior 579 Lane Street, Broken Hill Junior Co-ordinator: Graeme Semmens - Ph: West Broken Hill Junior Cl 23 Allendale Street, Broken Hill Neil Winkler - Ph: BI ILLAWARRA JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL COUNCIL Address: PO Box 152, Warrawong Marion Peacock Ph: ( l 351HI Registrar: Jim Crane Ph: l 941HI John Carolan Ph: HI BI Umpire Contact: Rob Beckwith Ph: HI Dapto Junior PO Box 323, Dapto Greg Mason Ph: BI HI Kiama Junior PO Box 313, Kiama Vice- Leon Hallam Ph: ( BI HI

24 Northern Districts Junior 28 Brooker Street, Tarrawanna Vice- Vian Johnson Ph: 1042) H) Port Kembla Junior PO Box 113, Warrawong Vice- Vicky Garber Ph: 1042) H) Shellharbour Junior PO Box 18, Warilla Matt Debnam Ph: 1042) IH) Wollongong Junior PO Box 1811, Wollongong Vice- Graham O'Rourke Ph: 1042) Bl- 1042) HI SOUTH WEST JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN Address: PO Box 310, Narranderah Barry Pitt Graeme Terlich Ph: 1069) Ph: 1069) 592 l 921HI Ardlethan/Ariah Park Mirool Junior "Murchison Park," Ardlethan Barry Carroll Meg Day Ph: 1069) Ph: 1069) Barellan Junior "Pine Vale," Barellan Max Jamieson Rhonda Male Ph: Ph: 1069) Ganmain Grong Grong Matong Junior Devlin Street, Matong Trevor McPherson Ph: 1069) Noel Camin Ph: 1069) Griffith Junior PO Box 1717, Griffith Rosemary Burke Ph: 1069) Leeton Junior 40 Cudgerie Avenue, Leeton James Milne Graeme Terlich Ph: 1069) Ph: 1069) 592 l 921H) NORTHERN RIVERINA JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN Address: "Hillview," Ungane Contact: Jim Daniher - Ph: 1069) Condoblin Junior PO Box 300, Condoblin Kevin Brown Dianne McDonald Ph: Ph: 1068) H) Four Corners Junior "Wompooney," Tullibigeal Norm Frankel D. Ireland Ph: 1069) H) Ph: HI Girral West Wyalong Junior 10 Park Lane, West Wyalong Ian Hunter Ph: l 431HI Tullibigeal Junior Cl- Post Office, Tullibigeal Max brown Jack Tyack Ph: HI Ph: HI Ungarie Junior "Hillview," Ungarie Garry McConnell Jim Daniher Ph: HI Ph: HI WAGGA AND DISTRICTS JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Address: 49 Bandera Street, Wagga Jim McMahon Dianne Delaney Ph: Ph: Registrar: Dianne Delaney Ph: Umpire Contact: Hee McDonald Coolamon Rovers Junior RMB 302A, Wagga Road, Coolamon Gary Billingham Albert Suidguist Collingullie Ashmont Junior 8 Connarton Street, Ashman! Tom Bourke Lesley Shaw Ph: HI Eastlakes MCU Junior "Mascot," Mangoplah Allan Langfield Ellen Harper Ph: l 771HI Ph: HI East Wagga Kooringal Junior 25 Kennedy Avenue, Kooringal Brian Kelly Carmel Moore Ph: HI Ph: HI Junee Junior 7 Cross Street, Junee John Robinson North Wagga Junior 25 Mary Street, North Wagga Trevor Argus Chris Duncan Ph: South Wagga Tolland Dons Junior 49 Bandera Street, Wagga Wagga John Cunningham Dianne Delaney Ph: 1069) HI Ph: HI 24 The Rock Junior 101 Urana Street, The Rock Peter Hughesa Janette Mclachlan Ph: HI Ph: Turvey Park Junior PO Box 101, Turvey Park John Stinson Wagga Tigers Junior 11 Gunyah Place, Wagga Wagga Michael Papworth John Alderson Ph: Ph: 1069) ALBURY WODONGA JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN Address: PO Box 639, Lavington Bill Schultz Terry Toon Ph: Ph: HI HI Albury Junior 2 Murray Place, Bellbridge Jill Melgaard Coleen Christy Ph: l 711HI Ph: ( HI Lavington Junior PO Box 1146, Albury Bruce Hallows Ph: HI Peter Mongan Ph: ( l 331BI 1060) H) North Albury Junior PO Box 96, Lavington Noel Kirk Peter Biggs Ph: 1060) H) Ph: B) Scotts School Junior Perry Street, Albury Allister Todd Bill Schultz Ph: 1060) BI Ph: ) 1060) HI St Patricks Junior 155 Borella Road, Albury Tony Kelly Elwyn Langford Ph: HI Ph: HI SU NRA YSIA JUNIOR (Wentworth and District) Address: PO Box 143, Dareton Max Smith Adrian Clay Ph: B) Ph: CENTRAL COAST JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL COUNCIL Address: 9 Marilyn Cres., Tumbi Umbi Jeff Bottrill Ph: H) Registrar: Peter Forbes Ph: June Granland Ph: HI B)

25 NSWAFL "ORDER OFF RULES" 1992 INTRODUCTION Following approval from the NAFC, the NSWAFL has adopted the following variation to the Order Off Rule as provided for under the NAFC Laws of Australian Football, to be implemented by each N.S.W. affiliated League as from THE ORDER OFF RULE A player who 1s reported by a field umpire or field umpires for a breach of the laws of the game shall b3e ordered from the field for a period of fifteen minutes. A player who is reported by a field umpire or field umpires for a breach of the laws of the game twice in the same match for separate incidents, or who is reported for a serious breach, shall be ordered from the field for the remainder of the match. At the discretion of a field umpire or field umpires, a player may be ordered from the field for a period of fifteen minutes and not be reported. A field umpire shall signal that a player has been ordered off by pointing to the interchange area with an outstretched arm or in the case of a fifteen minute sent off, by using his/her hands to indicate the time. A player ordered off shall leave the ground immediately through the interchange area and cannot be replaced. In the case of a fifteen minute send off, the interchange steward shall indicate when the player is permitted to resume playing. INTERPRETATION Serious Breaches:- Senous breaches are defined as follows: (al Interference Undue interference with, assault upon or the use of threatening or insulting language or behaviour towards the umpire. lb) Assault on another player - An unprovoked callous and/or violent attack which inflicts or is likely to inflict serious in1ury such as concussion upon another player. Assault includes striking behind the play, a stiff arm tackle to the head, eye gouging, head butting, biting and kneeing in the groin. An exchange of punches (within a meleel or retaliation by way of a punch for a hard tackle would not constitute an assault. This 1nterpretat1on is to be applied only to the most serious instances of violence. It is envisaged that reports under this definition will be rare. (c) Intentionally kicking a player or (di Misconduct. Examples would include exposing himself to the spectators, urinating on the oval in view of spectators or jumping the fence and attacking a spectator PROCEDURE (a) The field umpire shall stop play and order off any player he/she considers is guilty of an offense as described 1n the order off rule. The umpire should not stop play if the team offended against will be disadvantaged. (bl The field umpire shall signal that a player has been ordered off by pointing to the interchange area with an outstretched arm or 1n the case of a fifteen minute send-off, by using his/her hands to indicate the time. The umpire shall also verbally advise the player of the nature of the send-off i.e. either for the remainder of the match or for fifteen minutes. The player shall leave the field through the interchange area. (cl In all instances, players sent from the field cannot be replaced. The interchange steward shall record the time that the player leaves the playing area and in the case of a fifteen minute send off, the interchange steward shall advise the player when he is permitted to resume playing. Where an interchange steward is not officiating, this function shall become the responsibility of the timekeepers. Note: For the purposes of this rule, a fifteen minute send off will result in the player concerned remaining off the field for a flat period of fifteen minutes excluding breaks between quarters e.g. A player sent off five minutes before half time would be permitted to resume playing ten minutes after the start of the third quarter. ldl The umpire will recommence the game after the player has left the playing area. (e) In the event of a player falling or refusing to leave the field when ordered off, he shall be reported for misconduct and his team shall forfeit the match.

26 HEPATITIS B - "THE HIDDEN PENALTY" Hepatitis B is a highly infectious blood borne disease which is a major health problem in all parts of the world, with an estimated 300 million Hepatitis B carriers worldwide, and 250,000 carriers 1n Australia. Throughout the world Hepat1t1s B causes around 2 million deaths per year. There are many routes of infection of Hepatitis B. Blood 1s the ma1or source of contamination, however the Hepatitis B virus can be found 1n all body fluids including saliva, semen, tears, breast milk, gastric juice, urine and even rarely faeces. It is a more contagious virus than H.l.V. (the virus that causes AIDS). Contact with any of these materials through an open wound or mucous membranes (mouth, eyes, nose, vagina, anus) can result in infection. Spread has also been reported after such simple activities as electrolysis, tattooing, acupuncture, splashing of infected fluids in the eye, and even sharing razors and toothbrushes. Australian Football is a body contacvcollision sport where abrasions and lacerations are common. Spread of Hepatitis B from an infected player's saliva, abrasions or lacerations through contact with another player's abrasions and lacerations is possible. The good news is that Hepatitis B is a preventable disease. Many simple precautions reduce the risk of contacting HepalltlS B (as well as H.J.V.J. In relation to sport, these include. 1. Removing bleeding participants from the field of play until bleeding has been controlled or wounds covered. 2. Removal of blood stained clothing and equipment from players 1mmed1ately. 3. Not sharing drinking utensils. 4. Training staff should use protective gloves when treating bleeding players. 5. Proper disposal of all contaminated (blood stained) material, especially needles. 26 The best protection against Hepatitis B is through vaccination programs. Very safe and very effective vacc 1nes have become available for Hepatitis B and these are now also very affordable at $ The length of time the protection lasts is not completely known, but 1t will last for at least 5-7 years after which another booster will be required. Following the acute illness of Hepatitis B, a carrier state can develop which can lead to chronic Hepatitis, Cirrhosis, Cancer and even death. Already the AFL and Australian Rugby League have a strict policy on vaccination of all participants and strict guidelines for the handling of bleeding players. I congratulate the New South Wales Australian Football League on their initiative to do something about this "hidden penalty". DR PHILLIP R. LOXLEY M.B., B.S.INSWJ Sydney Swans PhyS1cian The following NSWAFL "Code of Practice" 1s encouraged in relation to infectious diseases such as H.l.V. (Aids) and Hepatitis B. Should you require further information on the Infectious 01Seases Code, please contact the NSWAFL Head Office. la) Clubs should strongly recommend to all players/officials, that they be vaccinated for Hepatitis B. lb) Clubs should ensure that the dressing rooms are clean and tidy, with particular attention to hand basins, toilets and showers. The practice of spitting and urinating in the team areas MUST NOT BE PERMITIED. (c) Trainers should be in instructed to wipe all blood away from players faces or limbs, if they have been injured. The players should be educated in these issues to accept this action. (di Soiled towels should be discarded and clean towels available to avoid reuse/sharing of bloodied material. Containers need to be accessible to collect soiled towels. lei Jumpers soiled with blood should be changed at the first appropriate opportunity. (fl Trainers should wear protective gloves when dealing with bleeding wounds. (g) Players with wounds that are bleeding profusely, should be taken from the field at the trainers discretion, to repair, clean and cover the wound,, enabling the player to continue in the game. (hi Significant abrasions and lacerations should be covered if the player is to continue in the game. Iii Coaches/players should be educated to accept the direction of the trainers in regard to blood contamination and infection.

27 NSW REGULATIONS 1. AFFILIATIONS All organisations desirous of playing football in the State of NSW under the direction of the NSW Australian Football League Ltd., must seek and be granted affiliation with the said State body, either individually or through their affiliated body. Affiliation is available m the following categories: (al Sydney Football League Club; (bl Affiliated Senior League/Association; lei Affiliated Junior League/Association; ldl Associate League; (el Associate Club. 2. PLAYER REGISTRATION Each League must agree to adopt and use a uniform system for the registration of players and to include the following:- (a) Permission to Play: Iii Any person desiring to play with a Club mentioned in Regulation la), bl or cl for any season must first apply on the prescribed player registration form, and upon written advice being given of the granting of such registration, the player shall be deemed to be a player of that Club until such time as the player has been granted a clearance by the Club with which he was registered to any other Club, League or Association, or until such time as a period of twenty four 1241 calendar months shall have elapsed from the date on which the player last played competition football for the Club with which he had been granted a permit to play. (ii) All players must renew their registration to the Club each year. (b) Players Register: t;ach League must keep a register of all player registrations and to include the following: Iii Date the player registration form was received; (ii) Full name, address, private telephone number, date of birth, occupation, previous Club and the name of the Club with which the player wishes to transfer; liiil Date the player registration was granted. (c) Dual Registration: No player shall be permitted to play with more than one Club at the same time without first having applied for and obtained a clearance from his current Club or under special circumstances as determined by the Regulations or his League/Association. (d) Coaches and Runners: All coaches and runners must be registered as players. (e) Players Under 18 Years of Age: Players under 18 years of age as of January 1st in the year of registration must have their applications to play countersigned by a parent or guardian or a person authorised in writing by a parent or guardian so to act. 3. PLAYER CLEARANCES (a) Application: A player of one affiliated Club wishing to play with another affiliated Club must first submit an application on the prescribed form INSW Form No. 3 Pink) to the League with which his intended Club is affiliated. (b) Unanswered Clearances: If an answer in writing to the clearance application is not received within 21 days from the date the clearance left the transferee League, the Club to which the player desires to transfer may claim that player, verbally, with their League. In such cases, the appropriate League official will note on his record "Clearance unanswered, player cleared verbally." There shall be no redress to any such action. (c) Intra-League Clearance: Iii A player submitting a clearance to jrnn a Club 1n the same League, or in the case of Sydney, a Club in the metropolitan area is not entitled to play with that Club until his clearance is resolved. (ii) A player who transfers from a Club of a NSWAFL Affiliated League to any other League, and who wishes to transfer back to a Club in the same NSWAFL Affiliated League within a period of 24 months, must transfer back to the Club he left or obtain a domestic clearance from that Club to the Club he wishes to join. (d) Temporary Permit to Play: A player transferring from a Club of one Affiliated League to a Club of another Affiliated League, may play with that Club until the result of his clearance 1s realised. Should the player have his clearance refused, he shall not be permitted to play until the clearance is resolved. (e) Block Clearances: In the event of the transfer of a Club from one League to another, all registered players of that Club shall automatically be transferred with such Club to the new League. The Secretary, or authoriseed person of the transferor League shall supply a certified list of all registered players of the Club concerned to the Club's new League. (f) Player of a Disbanded Club: If a player's Club has disbanded, the player must obtain a clearance from his League prior to playing with any other Club. (g) Player of an Amalgamated Club: If a player's Club has amalgamated, the player automatically become a player of the amalgamated Club. (h) Player of a Disbanded League: If a player's League has disbanded, the player must obtain a clearance from the NSWAFL. (ii Player Transferrina: to AFL Clubs: Any player desirous of playing with an AFL Club may do so in a manner which will not infringe his permit to play with his Club by signing a NAFC Form 9, which when endorsed by his League Secretary or other authorised person, will enable him free 27 movement between the two Clubs. (k) Refused Clearances: A player may be refused a clearance from his Club if it is considered by that Club that his services are still required, A clearance cannot be refused under the following circumstances:- lil The player is under 16 years of age at the time the clearance is lodged with the transferee League; (iii A period of twenty four 1241 calendar months has elapsed from the date on which the player last played competition football for the Club with which he had been granted a permit to play; (iii) The player has bona fide moved his place of residence because of employment, 25 kilometres from the address shown on the application to play lodged with his present Club. (I) Lodgement Period for Clearances A clearance may not be lodged with the transferee League between June 30th and December 31st of each year. (m) Appeal against Refused Clearance: A player refused a clearance by his Club may lodge an appeal against the decision m writing setting out the circumstances and why the clearance should be granted, w1th1n 14 days of notification of such refusal to the Secretary of the transferor League. Such appeal shall be referred to the Tribunal of the transferor League who shall hear the appeal within l 0 days of receipt of 1t by the League. A deposit of $50.00 must be lodged with the appeal from which any reasonable expenses may be deducted. (n) Clearance Register: Each League must keep a register of all player clearances and to include the following:- (!) Date the player clearance form was received; (ii) Full name, registered number, clearance number, Club to which the player desires a clearance, Club, League and State from which the player desires a clearance, date leaving the transferee League; (iii) Date the clearance or written notification was received from the transferor League and decision. 4. DISQUALIFICATIONS, SUSPENSION OR PERMIT REFUSALS (a) Person not to Act: Any person who has been refused a permit to play or has been disqualified shall not be allowed to hold any on field position with any NSWAFL League or Club until such permit be granted or the period of disqualification has expired or is removed by the body imposing disqualification, excepting that a player acting as coach to his Club at the time of any disqualification for a field offense shall not be debarred from performing his duties as coach to that Club during the period of disqualification.

28 (b) Suspended Player to Seek Clearance: A player of coach under disqualification by his League or Tribunal shall not be eligible to receive a clearance until the period of disqualification or suspension has expired or been removed by the authority imposing the penalty. (c) Field Offense No Right of Appeal: Any player or official who, or Club which is disqualified, suspended or otherwise penalised for, or arising out of a field offence during or on the day of a match, shall have no right of appeal to the NSWAFL against the decision of a Tribunal or other Committee except at the d1scretion of the General Manager, and where there is evidence of an error of law or procedure. 5. CLUB TRANSFERRING (a) Procedure: (I) Clubs desiring to transfer to another League shall lodge a written application with their League which shall be required to deal with such application within a period of receipt of the appl1cat1on. In the event of failure to determine the application with 60 days of lodgement, the Club shall be permitted to transfer without permission to the new League. A copy of the application must be lodged with the NSWAFL at the same time of lodgement with the League. (ii) If any League is seeking a Club or Clubs from any other League, then the inviting League must notify the Secretary of the controlling body of such Club or Clubs at least 14 days prior to the invitation to the Club or Clubs. Any Club desirous of leaving a League must give no\ice of not less than 14 days of the intention of its League to apply for affiliation in another League. lii1) Leagues shall require the approval of the NSWAFL prior to the acceptance of any newly formed Club. (b) Appeal against Refusal: In the event of a Club being refused permission to transfer to another League, the Club may appeal to the NSWAFL 1n terms as set down in the 'Appeals' section of these regulations. The decision of the NSWAFL shall be final. (c) Player of Club not Wanted: In the event of a player /Club which has been granted permission by his or its League, or Appeals Board, as the case may be, to transfer to another League subsequently not being accepted by the League to which permission to transfer has been granted, the player/club shall be deemed to be a player/club of the body from which the transfer is granted. (d) Transfer Fees: No Club shall demand or receive a transfer fee for a player transferring between two NSWAFL affiliated Clubs. 6. INTERSTATE CLEARANCES Procedures for the transfer of players between States are laid down in the National Australian Football Council Player Transfer Regulations which are reprinted on page 7. REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS (a) Player must make himself Available: Any player chosen to represent his League, District, Region or the NSWAFL must make himself available to play for such team. (b) Player not Available: Any player who does not make himself available or declines selection will automatically be suspended for the two matches subsequent to the respective representative match. (c) Player Not to Play: Any player subject to Regulation 71bl will not be permitted to play with his Club on the weekend of the representa\ive match and any player who does will be suspended for an additional two matches and the team in which he plays will lose all competition points for the matches in which the such player has taken part and the Club may be fined up to $250. (d) NSWAFL First Call on Services: The NSWAFL will have first call on the services of all players for representative football. (e) Injury or Illness: Any player who declares himself unavailable because of injury or illness must present a medical certificate from a doctor of medicine and be prepared to undergo an examination by a doctor of the choice of the representative body when required. 8. MINIMUM TEAMS FOR COMPETITION A compe\ition must cons1st of no less than 4 teams. Any competition which falls below that number during the season will be subject to disbandment. The local controlling body, however, may permit the competition to continue with the approval of the NSWAFL. 9. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PLAYERS Apart from Aussie Footy, any League which wishes to conduct a competition with less than 18 players per team, must first obtain permission from the NSWAFL. In any case, the number of players who may take part in any team in such circumstances must not be less than 12. IO.APPEALS (a) Who may Appeal: Iii A player, Club or League may appeal to the NSWAFL against a decision of his or its governing body. Iii) Appeals from Tribunal findings arising out of field offences may only be lodged where there is evidence of an error of law or procedure. (iii) The determination of any Appeal shall be final and binding on all parties. (b) Manner of Appeal: Iii The Appeal must be lodged in wri\ing to the General Manager, NSWAFL, within 10 days of the appellant receiving notification of any such decision, and must include full details of the event precipitating the Appeal together with any information which might assist in its consideration and the name of the body handing down the aggrieved decision. The Appeal must be accompanied by a $100 deposit. (iii The General Manager, NSWAFL, will then, 28 at his discre\ion, decide whether the Appeal shall be heard. If he decides in the negative, the Appeal deposit may be forfeited or returned to the appellant. liiil Should the General Manager decide that the Appeal should be heard, he shall arrange for an independent committee of 3 to be raised, appoint a chairman from their number and refer the Appeal to that committee for determination. (iv) Any expenses in convening the Appeal shall be borne by the appellant. Should additional funds be required, the appellant must pay such costs as determined by the General Manager pnor to the Appeal taking place. (vi Any Appeal must be commenced within 14 days of the Appeal notice being received by the General Manager. (c) Powers of Appeal: Iii The Appeals Committee shall be empowered to meet when and where they consider necessary, however at all times, the economics of the situation must be observed. Iii) They have the power to call any witness they consider necessary, and view any documents pertinent to the Appeal. Any person or group refusing to co-operate with the committee shall be dealt with as the NSWAFL Commission considers fit. (iii) They have the power to make any decision which may override that which is appealed against, impose any extra penalty or make any comment they consider necessary. (d) Finality of Appeal: The Appeals Committee shall make the formal announcement of the Appeal or make a written recommendation to the NSWAFL. In any case the NSWAFL shall inform the appellant in writing of the outcome of the Appeal. 11. FOOTBALLS Iii The only footballs to be used in competition matches shall be the brand(s) authorised by the NSWAFL. (iii Each age group shall only use the sjze football especially manufactured for it, or if a football is not specifically designed for a special age group, then the next size up shall be used. 12. DEFAULTING PLAYERS Any Club wishing to register a player as a defaulter must do so in writing to their League outlining all details of the default by December 31st in the year it is alleged the incident occurred. At least 3 days before notifying the respective League of such default, the Club must notify the player in writing of their intention to do so. 13. INFRINGEMENT AGAINST RULES In any event of an infringement against these Rules where the penalty is not provided for, then the Commission of the NSWAFL shall invoke a penalty it considers fit. 14. CONFLICT OF RULES In any event of these Rules conflicting with those of an affiliate League then these Rules shall take precedence.

29 NAFC PLAYER TRANSFER REGULATIONS Section 1: DEFINITIONS 1.1 Contracted Player: A player who is obliged pursuant to a Contract to render his services as a footballer to a Club of a State Body whether such Contract is between a Club and the player or is between the Club and any other person provided that such Contract 1s registered with the State Body. 1.2 Uncontracted Player: A player of a State Body other than a Contracted Player. 1.3 District Player: A player who 1s registered or listed as a player with a Club of a District Body. 1.4 Amateur Player: A player in a Club which 1s affiliated to any Body affiliated with the Australian Amateur Football Council. 1.5 District Body: A Football League or Association affiliated with a State Body. 1.6 Unaffiliated Body: A Football League or Association not affiliated to the National Australian Football Council or to a State Body State Body: Australian Football League; Australian Capital Territory Australian Football League; Northern Territory Football League; Queensland Australian Football League; South Australian National Football League; Sydney Football League; Tasmanian Australian National Football League; West Australian Football Commission. 1.8 Club: A fielding a team 1n a com petition adjoined by a District Body, Unaffiliated Body or State Body. 1.9 Commissioner: A Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner appointed pursuant to Regulation Permit Committee: A Committee appointed pursuant to Regulation Practice or Trial Matches: A match between two Clubs, not forming part of the official Match Program of the compet1t1on 1n which the Club compete Maximum Transfer Fee: The fee determined by the Council pursuant to Regulation Form 1: Form set out 1n Appendix (ii) Form 2: Form set out in Appendix (iii) State: Each State 1n the Commonwealth of Australia, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. Section 2: STATE BODIES 2.1 Contracted Players: A Contracted Player may not transfer to a Club of another State without the consent in writing of the Club to whom he is rendering his services as a football Player. A State Body that permits (whether by permit transfer or otherwise) a Contracted Player of another State Body to play in a Club of its State without the consent in writing of the Club to whom the Contracted Player is rendering his services or is otherwise in breach of these Regulations should be dealt with under the Articles of Association of the National Australian Football Council as if 1t had been guilty of conduct pre1udicial to the interest of the League. 2.2 Uncontracted Players: An Uncontracted Player may transfer to a Club of another State (hereinafter called "the transferee Club") at the expiration of fourteen 114) days, subject to the procedures specified in Appendix Iii, after a duly completed Form 1 has been lodged with the State Body that the Club to which he is rendering his services as a football Player (hereinafter called "the transferor Club") 1s a member Upon the transfer of an Uncon-tracted Player and the subsequent granting of a permit, the transferee Club shall pay to the transferor Club such amount as has been agreed by them being not in excess of the maximum transfer fee. If a permit is not obtained within 28days of a player's transfer in the period 15th January to 30th June in any one year, the transfer shall lapse. Where a player applies for a transfer outside of this period, a permit must be obtained within 28 days after 15th January next, or the transfer shall lapse If the transferor Club and the transferee Club cannot reach agreement on the fee to be paid to the transferor Club, either Club may refer the determ1nat1on of the fee to the Commissioner by notice in writing given to the National Australian Football Council and the other Club within fourteen 1141 after the transfer of the Uncontracted Player to the transferee Club Notwithstanding that a fee has not been agreed or that the Commissioner has not determined a fee, an Uncontracted Player 1s entitled to be granted a permit to play with the transferee Club The Commissioner shall determine the fee as at the date the Uncontracted Player is granted a permit to play with the transferee Club Transfer fees shall not be payable for players returning to a former State Body. 2.3 Disputes: If there is a dispute between a Player and a transferor Club, whether that Player is a Contracted Player or an Uncontracted Player, such dispute shall be referred to the determination of the Commissioner by the transferor Club by giving notice in writing of such dispute to the National Australian 30 Football Council within fourteen (14) days of the commencement of any such dispute. 2.4 Practice and Trial Matches: A Contracted or Uncontracted Player shall not be permitted to play in a practice or trial match with a Club or another State without the consent in writing of the Club to whom he is rendering his services as a football Player. A State Body whose Club breaches this regulation is liable to a penalty determined by the Commissioner but not exceeding $5,000 for each offense. 2.5 Subsequent Transfer to State Body: Where a player transfers to a district, amateur or unaffiliated body under the provisions of Regulation 2.2 and subsequently within a period of 24 months, receives a permit to play with a Club of a State Body, such Club shall be required to comply with the provisions of these Regulations as though the Player had transferred direct as an Uncontracted player from his former State Body, except that the period of 14 days referred to in Regulation shall commence from the date that the former Club receives notice of the granting of such permit A State Body granting a permit for a player categorised under Regulation 2.5 shall notify the former State Body in writing forthwith. Section 3: OTHER BODIES 3.1 District Players: A District Player may transfer to a Club of another State upon completion and lodgement of a Form 2 with the Transferee Body, provided that if the District Player has transferred from a State Body within the previous 24 months, he shall be deemed an Uncontracted Player of that State Body and Regulation 2.2 shall apply to him. 3.2 Amateur Players: An Amateur Player may transfer to a Club of another State upon completion and lodgement of a Form 2 with the transferee body. 3.3 Transfer Fee not Applicable: Except as otherwise provided in these Regulations, transfer fees shall not be payable for Players of District, Amateur or Unaffiliated Bodies Transfer fees shall not be payable by District, Amateur or Unaffiliated Bodies for Uncontracted Players transferring from State Bodies. Section 4: COMMISSIONER 4.1 A Commissioner and a Deputy Commissioner shall be appointed annually by the Permit Committee no later than 31st December, such appointment to be effective for the ensuing calendar year. The Council may revoke such appointment at any time. 4.2 The Committee shall appoint an additional Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner if during their year of office the

30 Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner is unable or unwilling to act. The Council may revoke any such appointment at any time. 4.3 A Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner shall not hold any office or appointment in a State Body, District Body or any Club that is a member of a State Body or a District Body. 4.4 Referral to Commissioner: Where an objection has been lodged under Regulation 2.3, the Club concerned shall forward such material that it believes to be relevant in support of the contention that the Player is under Contract, together with a fee of Upon receipt, the National Australian Football Council shall forward a copy to the transferee Club and its State Body A Club referring a dispute to the Commissioner under Regulation 2.2.2, shall submit such material it considers relevant to ~s claim Upon receipt of a submission lodged in accordance with Regulation 2.2.2, the National Australian Football Council shall forward a copy of such submission to the other Club concerned and to its State Body. Such Club may within fourteen (14) days submit a written statement in support of a claim for a transfer fee it believes appropriate. 4.5 Powers of the Commissioner: Disputes: The Commissioner shall have the power to determine all matters referred to him in accordance with these Regulations Hearings: The Commissioner shall have the power to call hearings to determine the matters that have been referred to him Conduct of Hearings: The Commissioner shall determine the procedure to be adopted at any such hearings Cost of Hearings: The Commissioner shall have the power to make an order for the costs of any hearings Fines: The Commissioner shall have the power to impose fines in accordance with these Regulations Transfer Fee: When a matter under Regulation is referred to the Commissioner, each Club shall be entitled: (a) to make a written submission to the Commissioner as to the amount of Transfer Fee it regards as reasonable, and; (b) in the event of a hearing being conducted, to be represented at the hearing and adduce relevant evidence. After considering such submissions and evidence (if any) the Commissioner shall determine the transfer fee that is payable by the transferee Club provided that such fee shall not exceed the maximum transfer fee. In making his determination, the Commissioner may consider and take into account, all the circumstances and matters relevant to the case, including:- (a) The age of the player; (bl The period of time during which the player has played for and the service given by him to the Club from which he is transferring, and the benefits (whether financial or otherwise) given by that Club to the Player during that period; (cl The extent to which the Club from which he is transferring was both willing and able to employ the Player as a footballer and select him in a team fielded by it; (d) The number of Interstate Representative matches m which the Player has participated; (e) The Player's ranking in Best Player awards; (f) The benefit derived by the public from teams fielded by Clubs competing m matches conducted by the State Bodies having sufficient stability in their composition to permit the development of well matched Players of the highest available calibre and in this context: (i) The interests of the State Body and the Club from whom the Player has transferred. (ii) The interests of the State Body and the Club to whom the Player is transferring. 4.7 Further Referral: In reaching a determination, the Commissioner shall be entitled to:- (a) Take advice from a barrister or solicitor. (b) Have made such investigations as he thinks appropriate. (c) Call evidence from such persons as he deems necessary. 4.8 Decision Binding: The decision of the Commissioners shall be given in writing and shall be final on all parties and shall not be called into question, appealed against or reviewed (whether by prerogative Writ or otherwise) in any Court or Tribunal. 4.9 Interpretations/Rulings: The Permit Commissioner shall issue interpretations of or rulings on the Player Transfer Regulations which shall be forthwith binding on all Affiliated Bodies unless they are rejected by a subsequent meeting of the Council. Section 5: SPECIAL PROVISIONS 5.1 Separate Agreements: A State Body or a Club of a State Body may enter into agreements with any other State Body or Club of a State Body concerning the transfer of Players between the State Bodies or Clubs as the case may be A copy of each such agreement is to be lodged with the National Australian Football Council by the I st of February or within fourteen (14) days of the making of such agreement if made between the I st of February and the 30th of September The NAFC may enter into an agreement with a State Body concerning the transfer of players between such State Body and other State Bodies Each such agreement shall for all purposes be regarded as valid and subsisting 31 when otherwise declared by any Court and if the provisions of any such agreement are inconsistent with these Regulations the agreement shall prevail. 5.2 Border Associations: Border Associations consisting of Clubs, some of which are in one State and some in another, may make their own rules as to the transfer of Players from one Club to another 1n such Association and may enter separate agreements with other border Associations as to the transfer of Players between the Associations concerned. 5.3 Broken Hill: For the purposes of these Regulations the Broken Hill Football League shall be deemed to be a League affiliated with the South Australian National Football League Incorporated. 5.4 Regulations not Applicable: These Regulations shall not apply to Uncontracted Players, Amateur or District Players who have not played competition football for the previous twenty (24) months, or to Players under 15 years of age at I st of January. Section 6: TRANSFER FEE PAYMENTS 6.1 Maximum Fee: The maximum fee for the transfer of Uncontracted Players shall be determined annually by the Permit Committee no later that 31st December and be applicable for the ensuing calendar year. In determining such fee, the Committee shall be entitled to take into account submissions made to it by any State Body provided such submissions are lodged no later than 28 days prior to the meeting at which the fee shall be determined. 6.2 Method of Payment: "In determining the maximum fee in accordance with Regulation 6.1, the Committee shall determine the method and terms of payment and shall, if it considers appropriate, set a scale of payments based upon the number of matches progressively played with the transferee club." "Where a matter is referred to him, under regulation 2.2.2, the Commissioner shall determine the method and term of payment and shall be empowered to apply a scale of payments based upon the number of matches progressively played with the transferee Club." "In the event of the transferee Club failing to pay the transfer fee as deter-mined under Regulation of 6.2.2, such fee shall be paid by the State Body of whom the transferee Club 1s a member and that State Body shall be entitled to receive the fee from the Club." Section 7: PERMIT COMMITIEE 7.1 A Committee comprising three members shall be appointed annually at the Annual General Meeting and shall hold office until the following Annual General Meeting. 7.2 Nomination for members of the Committee shall be submitted in writing no later than 28 days prior to the Annual General Meeting. 7.3 Any casual vacancy shall be filled by the

31 Council until the next Annual General Meeting. 7.4 The Committee shall hold the following powers: Appoint a Commissioner and a Deputy Commissioner, no later than 31st December, to be effective for the ensuing calendar year Revoke such appointments and/or fill any vacancy No later than 31st December, determine the Maximum Fee for transfer of Uncontracted Players Regulate its own Meeting procedure. 7.5 Resolutions of the Committee may be revoked at a subsequent Meeting of the NAFC. APPENDIX Ii) Procedure for Lodgement and Processing of Transfer Applications {Form 11 follows: Upon receipt of a properly completed Form 1, a State Body shall forward such form to the Player's former State Body, clearly indicating the date of its despatch. The State Body receiving the form, will so acknowledge in writing within 48 hours of receipt. Should the form be mislaid by reason outside the control of the parties concerned, then upon the production of a Statutory Declaration verifying such loss and the completion of another Form 1, the provisions of 2.2 shall apply except that the period of fourteen 1141 days therein referred to shall be r3educed to ten 110 days. la) Time Limit: If an application 1s not returned within the due period, the originating State Body shall by telegram, telex or facsimile, advise the other State Body concerned. If notification of ob1ect1on is not received by telegram, telex or facsimile within three 131 business days there from, a permit may be granted. lb) Objection: Where notice is given under Regulation 2.3, the State Body in the former State shall immediately notify the other State Body concerned. le) Amateur and District Players: Upon receipt a a Form 2, the Body concerned shall forward such form to its State Body for forwarding to the Player's former State for the purpose of notification of transfer. "Proud sponsors of the Holbrook League" Riverina Hotel Icy Cold Beer on Tap Tasty Counter Meals Counter Teas on Friday and Saturday Albury Street, Holbrook Phone: (060) VICTORY Football Hose by Specialty Socks Available at most leading metropolitan and country sports stores. 188 Whitehorse Road Balwyn, Melbourne, Vic SPALDING 0 32