Constitution of the Arizona Rugby Union
The Union is and shall be called
the Arizona Rugby Union (hereafter referred to as the Union).
The principle office and place of
business of the Union shall be Phoenix, Arizona or such other places as may be designated by the
majority of the Executive Committee of the Union.
The Union shall be composed of
individuals and groups of individuals who have banded together, with no
intention of receiving or accepting material reward, to develop and advance the
amateur sport of Rugby Union Football within the states of Arizona
and Nevada.
The objectives and purposes of
the Union shall be:
- The promotion and encouragement of Rugby Union
Football in the states of Arizona and Nevada.
- To ensure that the playing of Rugby Union Football
within Arizona and Nevada is carried out in accordance with the Laws of
the Game of Rugby Football as framed by the International Rugby Football
Board and endorsed by the United States of America Rugby Football Union.
- To arrange Trial, Representative, International, and
other rugby matches and in the interests of Rugby Union Football.
The membership of the Union shall be divided into 3 different classes and shall
consist of the following.
Shall comprise clubs (and
individuals therein) situated in the states of Arizona
and Nevada.
Shall comprise newly formed clubs (all individuals therein)
situated in the states of Arizona and Nevada, or clubs wishing
to play less than a full schedule.
Shall comprise newly formed clubs
(and individuals therein) situated in the states of Arizona
and Nevada.
- Members of other rugby unions who are invited to play
Rugby Union Football or tournaments sanctioned by the Union during their
stay in Arizona and Nevada for the purpose of playing Rugby Union
Football.
- Any past player or person of distinction whom the
Executive Committee desires to honor by election to Honorary Membership.
Application for election to
membership shall be made in the manner specified in the By-laws of the Union.
Election to Full or Associate
Membership of the Union shall be by a simple
majority vote of a regularly scheduled meeting of the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee is the standing
Presidents of each membership club.
Any member shall be liable to
suspension or termination of its membership as the Executive Committee may
determine if:
- The member's subscription to the Union
is more than 1 year in arrears.
- The member does not maintain a fixture list to the
satisfaction of the Executive Committee.
- The member fails to follow the Constitution and
By-laws of the Union.
- The member does not conform to any directive by the
Executive Committee as to its standard of play, administration, or general
behavior.
The suspension or termination of
membership shall require a 2/3 majority vote of a regularly scheduled meeting
of the Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee shall
administer the affairs of the Union. The membership of the Executive Committee will
be composed of one representative of each Full Member in good standing with the
Union. These
representatives may not also be officers of the Union.
The only exception is that the President
of the Union will be an ex-officio member
of the Executive Committee. The
President of the Union shall be the chairman
of all meetings of the Executive Committee. In his absence the Vice-President of the Union will assume this function.
Two types of Committees will
exist - permanent and temporary. Temporary
committees will be appointed by handle a specific project which it is
anticipated will be accomplished in a given period of time; while permanent
committees will be expected to have a continuing existence. The nature and responsibilities of the
permanent committees are defined in the By-laws of the Union.
The chairman of a temporary committee
shall be appointed either by a vote of the Executive Committee or by action of
the President.
The Executive Committee will hold
one regularly scheduled meeting annually. The general meeting shall be the Annual
General Meeting, which shall be held no later than 30 September of each
year.
A quorum for these meetings shall
be representatives of 2/3 of the Full Members of the Union.
Several members may be represented by a
single individual who shall have the proxy votes. Full members (clubs) may in writing give
there proxy vote to another voting member, however a member can not have more
than two additional proxy votes.
A Special General Meeting of the
Executive Committee may be called by the President of the Union
should the need arise.
A Special General Meeting of the
Union shall be called by the President if he receives written requests to do so
from 1/3 of the Full Members of the Union. Such a special meeting will be called within
21 days of the date by which the necessary number of requests are received.
Each full member of the Union shall have a single vote. The chairman of the meetings shall have a
single vote which he will only use to break an otherwise tied vote.
All votes of the Executive
Committee will be decided by a simple majority except for those requiring
special majorities as noted in this Constitution.
The officers of the Union shall be the following:
The President of the Union shall
be the Chief Officer of the Union and shall have general and active supervision
over the business of the Union and over its several
officers; subject however to the control of the Executive Committee.
Would represent in person, or
select for representation of the Union, a
delegate for all meetings of the Pacific Coast Rugby Football Union, or the
United States of America Rugby Football Union.
Would further act as a counter-signatory
for expenses over $1,000.
The Vice-President of the Union
shall have such responsibilities and duties as may be assigned by the President
of the Union, Executive Committee of the Union, or the By-laws of the Union. When acting
in place of the President, he will have all powers, privileges, duties, and
responsibilities of the President.
The Treasurer shall have charge
and custody of and be responsible for all funds of the Union. The collection of dues, deposit and
disbursement of funds including exhibition and auditing of accounts shall be as
directed by the Executive Committee.
The Secretary shall keep the
minutes of the annual and special meetings of the Union; see that all notices
are duly given, be custodian of applicable Union records; conduct and have
charge of all relevant Union correspondence, Union scheduling (clubs and
representative sides), and in general, perform all the duties incidental to the
office of Secretary provided, however, that he shall be authorized to delegate
such of these duties as he shall, with the approval of the President, deem
proper.
The role of VP of Youth Rugby
will be to oversee all youth rugby programs being conducted within the
geographical area of the ARU, coordinate schedules and league fixtures, liaison
with the ARRS to provide referees for youth fixtures; and conduct such
activities as necessary to promote the growth of age-grade rugby in the ARU. The VP of Youth Rugby could be a coach or
executive officer of a Youth Club or a Men’s Club.
Executive officers of the Union shall be elected only at the
Annual General Meeting of the Union. No more than three officers of the Union shall be elected at each Annual General
Meeting. The rotation shall be
President/Secretary/VP of Youth and Vice-President/Treasurer. Elected officers shall serve terms of two
years and terms of office shall commence immediately after the election at the
Annual General Meeting.
In the event of an office
becoming vacant between meetings of the Executive Committee, then the President
may appoint an individual to fill that office until the next meeting of the
Executive Committee, at which time the Executive Committee will elect an
individual to fill the remaining part of the term.
In the event of the office of the
President becoming vacant between meeting of the Executive Committee, then the
Vice-President of the Union shall assume the
powers and responsibilities of the office of the President until the next
meeting of the Executive Committee. The Vice-President shall be determined by a
vote of the Executive Committee.
The income of the Union shall come from:
- The subscription of Full and Associate members.
- Any net profit (after payment of all proper and
relevant outgoings and expenses) that is due to the Union by prior
agreement and is derived from any tournament, match, or other function organized
by the Union in cooperation with any
other not-for-profit group.
- Any grants, subscriptions, or donations provided that
they are made in such a way that their disposal is fully under the control
of the Union.
In the event that it becomes
desirable to discontinue the activities of the Union as presently constituted,
this can be done by a 2/3 majority vote of the Executive Committee. Under such circumstances the net assets of the
Union after discharging or making provision for all liabilities shall be
distributed among full members at the date of such resolution in such a manner
and subject to such conditions as the Executive Committee at the time of
dissolution may in its sole discretion consider to be fair and reasonable.
For the Union Bank Accounts, the President and the Treasurer
shall be the co-signatories on the Union bank account. The Union bank accounts shall be audited
every year by an independent 3rd party.
This Constitution may be amended
by a 2/3-majority vote of the Executive Committee of the Union.
The details of any proposed amendment
shall be circulated to all members with the call for the meeting at which the
vote will be taken. Such details shall
be sent out not less than 10 and no more than 21 days prior to the meeting. Any proposed amendment must be submitted in
writing to the President of the Union at least
21 days before the meeting at which is proposed to consider it.
By-Laws of the Arizona Rugby Union
When any Club is founded within
the states of Arizona and Nevada
for the purpose of playing Rugby Union Football, then this Club should make
written application for recognition to this Union
as either a Full Member or Associate Member.
The application shall contain at
a minimum the proposed Club name; names and addresses of the elected Officers
of the Club; description of home and away playing uniform; evidence of the
Club’s current CIPP good standing with USA Rugby; and a roster of the names of
at least 15 people who intend to play for the club in the upcoming league
season. Additional information such as
proposed club sponsors and home pitch is requested but not mandatory.
The nature of the membership shall
be described, whether the Club intends to be a Full or Associate member. In the Club’s first league season, it will be
a temporary member on probation for the Union
and will play on the Associate schedule.
The Secretary will arrange for
information on the club to be distributed to all other member clubs. If the
club is an "occasional" organization, founded for the purpose of
playing one or more specific games, then it will become an honorary member of
the Union for the period of time necessary to
play the specified games.
The Secretary, prior to each AGM,
shall review the status of all temporary members. The Secretary shall recommend to the AGM those
clubs that are to be considered for continuing membership. Clubs will either be accepted into normal Full
or Associate membership of the Union by vote
of the AGM, remain on probation until the next AGM, or have their application
for membership denied.
10.0 Arizona Rugby
Referees Society
To facilitate the play of Rugby
Union Football in Arizona and Nevada, and to enforce the Laws of the Game, a Referees
Society will be established in association with the Union.
It shall have the responsibility for the
recruiting, training, certifying, and assigning of referees for games hosted by
members of the Union.
No league matches shall be played
in Arizona or Nevada without an assigned referee from the
Arizona Rugby Referees Society (ARRS).
A percentage of the subscription
paid by member clubs will be designated at the AGM each year to help support
the Arizona Rugby Referees Society.
The Arizona Rugby Referees
Society will submit a budget at the AGM that will anticipate all expenses for
the upcoming season and will be subject to ratification by the Union at that time.
Any player, coach, spectator or
club member may be subject to the Referee's control when within the playing
enclosure - which is considered to be within 10 meters of the touch lines. The power of the referee does apply to any and
all matches, including tournaments that are held and/or hosted by the
participating clubs of the ARU in which an assigned (ARRS) member is
officiating. Should any player, coach,
spectator, or club member not abide by the "ordering off' decision, the
offending side shall forfeit to the non-offending team in accordance with
Section 16.2 Forfeits.
Match Fee Schedule
The home team for every
sanctioned ARU rugby fixture will provide a cash match fee of $30 for the
A-side game, $20 for the B-side game, and $10 for a U-19 game, payable to the
referee before the match starts.
The disciplining of clubs,
players, or members of clubs shall be handled by this permanent committee of
the Union. The Vice-President of the Union
shall chair this committee and all formal complaints against the above-named
shall be forwarded to him. The committee
shall obtain all necessary information relevant to the complaint, which
includes, but is not limited to, written reports from referees, correspondence
between clubs, hearings, and personal interviews. From this information the committee will hand
down a decision, which will be binding on the parties involved.
The Chairman shall appoint 4
members to the committee. They will be
approved by the Executive Committee and will serve until the next AGM.
The committee shall have the
option of taking any or all of the following actions: none, suspension,
censure, expulsion, probation, or other suitable action.
The Union Dues (subscription) of all Full and Associate members of the Union is due by the 1st of December of that year. Union
dues will include fees to support the Arizona Referees Society. Additionally all clubs are responsible for
ensuring all players are CIPPed prior to playing any ARU sanctioned match in
the state of Arizona or Nevada.
The subscription amount shall be
set at each AGM by the Executive Committee.
As soon as possible after the AGM, the Treasurer of the Union will send to each member club notification of their
current subscription obligations.
The definition of an ARU
sanctioned match is as follows:
Any rugby game played within the
boundaries of the Arizona Rugby Union where the game is officiated by an ARRS referee, a referee certified
by the USA Rugby Referee Society or equivalent internationally recognized
Referee Society. Such a rugby game shall
be played under and bound to the ARU Constitution and ARU Disciplinary
Guidelines.
In addition, the following
criteria are applied to ARU sanctioned matches.
- All tournaments played within the geographical
boundaries of the ARU shall receive approval from the ARU Executive to
take place within the ARU.
- All visiting teams shall receive approval as laid out
in USA Rugby documents to play in the ARU.
- All ARU teams traveling to play rugby outside of the
ARU shall receive approval from the ARU to travel, as laid out in USA
Rugby documents.
- Requests shall be emailed to the ARU secretary at
least 14 days before the scheduled fixture and the ARU Officers, via the Secretary,
shall reply within 7 days of receipt of the request.
- Failure to receive approval from the ARU before the
game is played will make the team liable for sanctions from the
Disciplinary Committee which will include a requirement to provide the DC with
a remediation plan to prevent further occurrences of infractions of these
policies.
- Note that timeline is flexible for short notice
addition of additional games (for example B side games).
ARU Executive Committee members
contact information is maintained on the ARU website,
www.arizonarugbyunion.com.
Written and signed documents of
competition, sportsmanship and behavior signed by every referee, player, coach,
and team member. Similar documents to be
provided by Clubs to their supporters.
Clubs will need to be responsible for their fans’ behavior.
The ARU Officers and ARRS will
author the document. The document would
be provided and required to be read and signed by all ‘team members’ before the
first match at the start of the season.
This would be kept on file and it would acknowledge the signers
agreement with our bylaws, rules of behavior, code of ethics, etc.
Before each season an ARU Officer(s)
and/or a senior rep from the ARRS would visit with each member, associate and
team residing in Arizona
to review code of ethics, standards of play and Law changes and provide direct
communication from the Union administration to each member. This meeting would not be with Team
Administration but all the team members.
The focus would not be on Law or application except in the broadest terms,
but more about behavior and language and what is expected.
At least 1 individual with Red
Cross “life saving” training shall be at every match.
Every player whether visiting,
member of another Territory or a permanent resident and a full member of the
ARU will have certification of CIPP and a photo copy of an approved ID. Examples may be military ID, student ID,
drivers license, Arizona ID card, passport or similar. The photo copy will be of the original and
include name and photo of the individual.
Penalty: Failure to
produce the appropriate player identification before or during an ARU
sanctioned game, at the request of the opposing team, the referee or an ARU
Officer, shall result in the opposing team having the option to not play the
game or to play under protest, in which case the offending team has 48 hrs to
produce the required documentation.
Failure to produce the documentation in 48 hrs shall result in the
offending team forfeiting that game.
ARRS will determine its jersey
color and make this information available to all Clubs. ARU Executive will maintain compliance with
existing and new Clubs.
The home team is required to
notify the referee of pertinent information relating to a game; including, but
not limited to, time and location of the game; no later than 8:00 pm Wednesday
night of the week leading up to the game.
If the assigned referee is not notified, the ARRS is instructed to not
send a referee to the game.
Note: As per Section 10.0, no league matches shall
be played in the ARU without an assigned ARRS referee. Therefore, in the event of the referee being
withheld from a league game, that game shall be declared a forfeit against the
home team.
Note: Referee assignments are posted on the
Calendar page of the ARRS website: www.azrugbyref.com. Referee contact information is on the
Contacts page. If a Club is having
trouble contacting a referee, contact the ARRS President.
The winning team of a game under
penalty of forfeit shall send in the match report to the ARRS and report the
match results of the game, including scores, number of tries, any yellow or red
cards including the offender’s name, CIPP number, contact information (phone
number and email address), to the ARU email group, azrugby@yahoogroups.com, within 48
hours of the game being completed. It is
encouraged that the losing team also reports the same information.
Further information regarding on
field incidents, including yellow and red cards, such as contact information
for witnesses shall be emailed to the ARU VP and Secretary by the team that
incurred the infraction within 48 hours of the game being completed.
Penalty: Failure to
report the match results shall results in a forfeit of that game against that
team.
13.1.9
Certified Coaches
Each Club is required to maintain
on its roster at least one coach who holds a current certification with USA
Rugby Coaching program. If that coach
leaves the Club during the season, the Club is required to make all reasonable
efforts to get another Coach certified as soon as practical, or at the next
coaching clinic held within the ARU.
13.1.10
Scoreboards
It is mandatory for all home
teams to have a scoreboard that is required to be posted and visible at all
home matches.
All Union clubs must provide a
properly marked and lined field for Union matches. The field must be at least 65 yards wide by
100 yards long. The field must be the
maximum size allowable by the Laws of the Game whenever possible. Fields for all Union matches and Union events
must have crowd restraining ropes in place at least 5 meters from the touch
lines whenever possible.
The referee is instructed by the
ARU to not commence the game until the field is adequately prepared with lines,
markings, goal post pads, and crowd restraining ropes in place to provide a
safe environment.
Penalty: Failure to
provide an adequate prepared field in a timely manner to the satisfaction of
the referee and the opposing team shall result in a forfeit against the team
responsible for preparing the field and the game shall not be played.
- Unpaid
Subscriptions: It shall be
illegal for any club knowingly to play a man who has previously been a
member of another club that he has left without paying his subscription.
- Uniform and Club
Colors:
In
Union events, all members are expected to have an official club uniform on
record, and are required to make efforts to see that their club members
are properly equipped for playing purposes. Clubs are strongly urged to utilize
player numbers on the back of jerseys.
- Team Membership and Team Play: No club may play any player in any
A-side Union match that is not a bonafide member of that club. No player may play for more than 1 club
in any A-side Union match in a given League
season playing for a Union or National
Championship. At no time shall any
club use more than five (5) "A" side players in a "B"
side Union match with the exception to ensure a B side match proceed
without canceling.
- Knowingly
doing so shall constitute a forfeit by the offending team to the
non-offending team. The team
captains will settle any conflict before or during the match. Forfeit points will be awarded as per
Section 16.2 Forfeit Points.
All League matches for a National
Championship will use the U.S.A.R.F.U. guidelines for substitution for injury during
the course of a match.
A team by may play short if need
be, but shall not require an opponent to match the short team.
Should a team violate any
substitution policy during a Union match, the referee will determine the match
a forfeit. Forfeit points will be awarded
as per Section 16.2 Forfeit Points.
To improve the quality of play in
Arizona and Nevada, select side play is encouraged. At the AGM a Senior side coach, manager and
selectors will be nominated and approved by simple majority vote. A player pool
will be established and appropriate fixtures maintained for each season.
Each player that is selected to the final squad for the
season is required to pay a $200 match fee to the Union. Players will not be allowed to play for the
Select Side in a scheduled fixture until their match fee is received by the Union.
Players playing for University/College
teams must meet the following requirements for that team to remain in their
respective division:
- A minimum of 12 units in progress; or
- Be a duly sanctioned coach; or
- Be a recent graduate on a newly formed team that has
received a special Union approval to play non-college players to help get
the team stable. Such special
approval is for one season only and may be renewed for a maximum of 3
years.
University/College teams and
players are subject to all rules regarding match play and disciplinary action
of the Union.
DII B Side Matches
All ARU National Division II league fixtures require B-side games to be
mandatory for DII play. If a team cannot
play a B-side game to the mutual satisfaction of their opponent, including
duration of game and number of players, they then forfeit that B-side game. Forfeit points will be awarded as per
Section 16.2 Forfeit Points.
DIII B Side Matches
For ARU National DIII league
fixtures the visiting team will dictate whether a B-side match is to be played
and the format for the match. The
visiting team will be responsible for communicating to the home team 72 hrs in
advance their intention to have a B-side match and to arrange the officiating.
Development of youth rugby is
strongly encouraged. The Arizona Youth
Rugby is responsible for looking after the interests of players under the age
of 19 years and aims to develop opportunities for learning and playing the
game. Arizona Youth Rugby is a honorary
voting member of the Union.
Policies/Procedures of the Arizona Rugby Union
Superceded by separate document:
Disciplinary Committee Policy and Procedures.
The union Division winners will be determined as the team
with the best overall record (winning percentage).
In addition to wins and losses, teams will earn League
Points. The points system is as follows:
Win - 4 points; Draw - 2 points; Lose - 0 point.
Bonus Points are scored as follows: 1 point for four or more
Tries in the match; 1 point if the team loses by 7 points or less.
In the event of a 2 or more team tie, the union champion
would be determined in the following order:
1. The team with the
most league points will be declared winner.
2. If equal, the team
with the best game score differential (for and against) in head to head league
matches with the tied teams will be declared winner.
3. If equal, the team
with the best game score differential (for and against) for all league matches
of the season will be declared winner.
4. If they are still
tied then the winner will be determined with a coin toss.
Definition of a forfeit:
A Forfeit is considered to
include, but not be limited to, the following: Failure to field a team at the
agreed match time and location; fielding a player with non-current CIPP status;
fielding a player under current suspension; failure to provide a safe
environment for the game to be played; failure to comply with the Laws of the
Game or the ARU Constitution and ARU Disciplinary Guidelines as determined by
the Disciplinary Committee.
Consistent forfeiting, as determined
by the Disciplinary Committee, from a Club makes them liable for further
sanctions from the Disciplinary Committee, which may include financial
penalties or ineligibility to participate in ARU sanctioned events.
In the event of a Club forfeiting
in an A-side game during the league season, the score will be considered 28-0
and the winning team gains 5 league points for a forfeit win. The forfeiting
team loses four league points as a penalty and the game is recorded as a loss.
In the event of a Club forfeiting
in a B-side game during the league season, the score will be considered 28-0
and the winning team is awarded a forfeit win. The forfeiting team loses four
league points from their season total as a penalty and the game is recorded as
a loss.
The forfeit win award to the
winning team does not affect their league points total and the results (record
and points) of the A-side game are not impacted by a B-side forfeit.
In the event of a Club forfeiting
in game that is played outside of the league season, the score will be
considered 28-0 and the winning team is awarded a forfeit win.
If a Club wishes to change
Divisions between Division 2 and 3, or Status (between Full and Associate),
that Club must make a written submission to the Executive Committee for
consideration and voting by the Executive Committee at the AGM.
There is no notion of automatic
relegation and promotion in the ARU between divisions at the completion of a
league season. The Executive Committee
shall determine the structure of the divisions for the upcoming season at each
AGM.
The ARU Division 2 Championship
award shall be named the Col Richard “Dick” Battock Cup to honor one of our
founding fathers for his contributions to Arizona rugby. Dick passed away on Dec 30, 2005.
A member club may protest a game.
Such a protest can be made prior to the
match or following the match. If made
prior to the match, the game should be played under protest. Protests should be filed, as soon as possible,
in writing with the Union Secretary.
The Union Disciplinary Committee
will handle protests. In addition, the
Union President shall appoint a member of the executive committee to represent
the Union, and for protests involving
referees, the chairman of the Referees Society will represent the referees. The committee will gather appropriate
information from all interested parties.
Protested games may be:
1)
Allowed to stand as played,
2)
Declared null (ignored in union standings), or
3)
Replayed according to the decision of the committee
reviewing the protest.
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Section
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Update
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2006: 8-5-06
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16.0, 16.1, 16.2, 16.3, 16.4
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Renamed 16.0 to League Structure.
In 16.1 Determining League Winner, reverted to points
system to determine winner.
Added 16.2 Forfeit Points
Added 16.3 Division Structure
Added 16.4 Name of ARU Championship.
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2006: 8-5-06
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13.2, 13.3
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Update forfeit language to comply with introduced Section
16.2.
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2007: 6-2-07
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10.0
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Update forfeit language to comply with Section 16.2.
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2007: 6-2-07
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13.2
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Updated “A-side” in front of Union match in the Team
Membership and Team Play section.
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2007: 6-2-07
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16.2
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Replaced “losing team” with “forfeiting team” and added
“recorded as a loss” at the end of the sentence to clarify the intent.
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2008: 6-28-08
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9.0
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Added additional requirements for new Clubs to join the
ARU.
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2008: 6-28-08
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13.1
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New section for ARU Code of Operation. All other 13.x sections increment up by 1.
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2008: 6-28-08
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13.5
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Updated requirements for Select Side Play for player match
fees.
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2008: 6-28-08
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13.7
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New section for the management of B side matches in DIII
fixtures.
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2008: 6-28-08
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16.1
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Added overall record as the first tiebreaker.
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2009: 6-27-09
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6.1.5
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Added new Exec role:
VP of Youth Rugby
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2009: 6-27-09
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10.0
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ARRS - Added Match Fee Schedule
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2009: 6-27-09
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11.1
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Update Disciplinary Committee to 5 members
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2009: 6-27-09
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13.1.1
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New Section: ARU
Sanctioned Match
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2009: 6-27-09
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13.1.5
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Player ID Cards - Add Penalty
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2009: 6-27-09
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13.1.7
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New Section:
Notification of Referee
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2009: 6-27-09
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13.1.8
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New Section:
Reporting of Scores
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2009: 6-27-09
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13.2
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Field Requirements – update requirements and add penalty
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2009: 6-27-09
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13.7
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Update to include sections for DII and DIII play
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2009: 6-27-09
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16.2
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Forfeits - Re-write whole section
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2010: 6-26-10
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13.1.9
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Certified Coaches
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2010: 6-26-10
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13.1.10
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Scoreboards
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2010: 6-26-10
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16.1
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Re-write the Determining League Winner – wins and losses
first.
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