Common use of Local Conditions Clause in Contracts

Local Conditions. 3.1 The permit of all players under this By-Law must be approved by the Football Operations Manager of both Leagues (through approval on SportsTG). 3.2 A Senior player is only permitted to play with one club on any weekend or round. Junior players playing in under age competitions only (Under 17’s or below) are exempt from this condition. 3.3 A player may only be granted a permit to one (1) AFL Sapphire Coast / AFL South Coast Club per season. 3.4 Clubs are only able to have a maximum of two (2) permit players per round. 3.5 Permission may be granted for more than two (2) players to permit per round under exceptional circumstances. The approval process is at the discretion of the League the player(s) will be permitting to. Noting, clubs are to exhaust all options locally first (for example: from underage players) before requesting such exemption. 3.6 Permits are only eligible whilst both leagues are still playing home and away matches (for clarity, if one league has commenced finals and the other is still playing home and away matches, permits are not allowable). 3.7 In the event of a full round bye or an individual team bye in the AFL Sapphire Coast or AFL South Coast competition, no new permits will be issued for players to play in the other league for the bye round unless approved by both leagues under exceptional circumstances. 3.8 Games played on permit do not count towards finals eligibility with either club unless the player is permanently transferred to the interchange club.

Local Conditions. 3.1 The permit of all players under this By-Law must be approved by the Football Operations Manager of both Leagues (through approval on SportsTG). 3.2 A Senior player is only permitted to play with one club on any weekend or round. Junior players playing in under age competitions only (Under 17’s or below) are exempt from this condition. 3.3 A player may only be granted a permit to one (1) AFL Sapphire Coast / AFL South Coast Canberra Club per season. 3.4 Clubs are only able to have a maximum of two (2) permit players per round. 3.5 Permission may be granted for more than two (2) players to permit per round under exceptional circumstances. The approval process is at the discretion of the League the player(s) will be permitting to. Noting, Noting clubs are to exhaust all options locally first (for example: from underage under age players) before requesting such exemption.an exception 3.6 Permits are only eligible whilst both leagues are still playing during the home and away matches (for clarity, if one league has commenced finals and the other is still playing home and away matches, permits are not allowable)season. 3.7 In the event of a full round bye or an individual team bye in the AFL Sapphire Coast or AFL South Coast Canberra competition, no new permits will be issued for players AFL Canberra Players, participating in the Senior, Community or Regional Competitions to play in the other league AFL Sapphire Coast for the bye round unless approved by both leagues under exceptional circumstances. 3.8 In the event of a full round bye or individual team bye in AFL Canberra competition, new permits can be issued for AFL Canberra Players, participating in the Junior Competitions to play in AFL Sapphire Coast. However, the same limitations will be placed on Permit Players as per Local Conditions – 3.3, 3.4 and 3.5 3.9 Games played on permit do not count towards finals eligibility with either club unless the player is permanently transferred to the interchange club.

Local Conditions. 3.1 The permit of all players under this By-Law must be approved by the Football Operations Manager of both Leagues (through approval on SportsTG). 3.2 A Senior player is only permitted to play with one club on any weekend or round. Junior players playing in under age competitions only (Under 17’s or below) are exempt from this condition. 3.3 A player may only be granted a permit to one (1) AFL Sapphire Coast Canberra / AFL South Coast Club per season. 3.4 Clubs are only able to have a maximum of two (2) permit players per round. 3.5 Permission may be granted for more than two (2) players to permit per round under exceptional circumstances. The approval process is at the discretion of the League the player(s) will be permitting to. Noting, clubs are to exhaust all options locally first (for example: from underage players) before requesting such exemption. 3.6 Permits are only eligible whilst both leagues are still playing home and away matches (for clarity, if one league has commenced finals and the other is still playing home and away matches, permits are not allowable). 3.7 In the event of a full round bye or an individual team bye in the AFL Sapphire Coast Canberra or AFL South Coast competition, no new permits will be issued for players to play in the other league for the bye round unless approved by both leagues under exceptional circumstances. 3.8 Games played on permit do not count towards finals eligibility with either club unless the player is permanently transferred to the interchange club.

Local Conditions. 3.1 The permit of all players under this By-Law must be approved by the Football Operations Manager of both Leagues (through approval on SportsTG). 3.2 A Senior player is only permitted to play with one club on any weekend or round. Junior players playing in under age competitions only (Under 17’s or below) are exempt from this condition. 3.3 A player may only be granted a permit to one (1) AFL Sapphire Coast Canberra / AFL South Sapphire Coast Club per season. 3.4 Clubs are only able to have a maximum of two (2) permit players per round. 3.5 Permission may be granted for more than two (2) players to permit per round under exceptional circumstances. The approval process is at the discretion of the League the player(s) will be permitting to. Noting, clubs are to exhaust all options locally first (for example: from underage players) before requesting such exemption. 3.6 Permits are only eligible whilst both leagues are still playing home and away matches (for clarity, if one league has commenced finals and the other is still playing home and away matches, permits are not allowable). 3.7 In the event of a full round bye or an individual team bye in the AFL Sapphire Coast Canberra or AFL South Sapphire Coast competition, no new permits will be issued for players to play in the other league for the bye round unless approved by both leagues under exceptional circumstances. 3.8 Games played on permit do not count towards finals eligibility with either club unless the player is permanently transferred to the interchange club.