ensure the competition remains at a social level. An eligible Filcom player who registers to play CPL Division one or ACT Basketball Premier Division one/two or higher during the Filcom season will no longer be eligible to participate in Filcom and will be subject to rule 15.5. If an elidible Filcom player plays more than one game for CPL Division one or ACT Basketball Premier Division one/two or higher during the team the player will no longer be eligible to participate in Filcom. For a player to be considered unregistered from any division that imposes playing restrictions, the player must remain unregistered from that division for a year before the restrictions can be removed. Exemptions from divisional playing restrictions If a player deregisters from all the divisions that impose playing restrictions, the player can apply to the Filcom Committee for an exemption. The application is required to provide details of why the player feels they should be exempt. Note: The committee will take the ability and circumstances (prior injury) into player’s consideration when making a decision on exemption requests. No player will be granted exemptions to play in more both Filcom divisions on a permanent basis. This rule is to reduce the risk of player injuries. Uniforms standard and other accessories Players of a team must be in matching uniforms consisting of same coloured tops with unique numbers. Teams have up to Round seven (7) to comply with the Uniforms standard outlined below. Players out of uniform will incur four (4) game points for the first player out of uniform and two (2) game points per player out of uniform there after. Slight colour and design variations in shorts are permitted. Shorts with pockets are NOT permitted, as they are regarded as dangerous. Numbers must be clear. Taped/chalked numbers are not allowed. The numbers that are allowed are: 00-99.
ensure the competition remains at a social level. An eligible Filcom player who registers to play CPL Division one or ACT Basketball Premier Division one/two or higher during the Filcom season will no longer be eligible to participate in Filcom and will be subject to rule 15.5. If an elidible Filcom player plays more than one game for CPL Division one or ACT Basketball Premier Division one/two or higher during the team the player will no longer be eligible to participate in Filcom. For a player to be considered unregistered from any division that imposes playing restrictions, the player must remain unregistered from that division for a year before the restrictions can be removed. Exemptions from divisional playing restrictions If a player deregisters from all the divisions that impose playing restrictions, the player can apply to the Filcom Committee for an exemption. The application is required to provide details of why the player feels they should be exempt. Note: The committee will take the player’s ability and circumstances (prior injury) into consideration when making a decision on exemption requests. No player will be granted exemptions to play in more both Filcom divisions on a permanent basis. This rule is to reduce the risk of player injuries. Uniforms standard and other accessories Players of a team must be in matching uniforms consisting of same coloured tops with unique numbers. Teams have up to Round seven (7) to comply with the Uniforms standard outlined below. Players out of uniform will incur four (4) game points for the first player out of uniform and two (2) game points per player out of uniform there after. Slight colour and design variations in shorts are permitted. Shorts with pockets are NOT permitted, as they are regarded as dangerous. Numbers must be clear. Taped/chalked numbers are not allowed. The numbers that are allowed are: 00-99.
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