Home & Away Matches Sample Clauses

Home & Away Matches. Over the course of previous Agreements, the VFUA and AFL Victoria have introduced a pro- rata payment structure for the distribution of match payments. Boundary umpires receive 75%, and goal umpires 60% of a field umpire’s match payment. Development League and Under 18 umpires receive 60% of the corresponding senior umpire’s match payment. Match payments for seasons 2014-2016 are listed in Annex 1. The schedule attached at Annex 1 has been based on match payments as follows:  Three field umpires, three boundary umpires and two goal umpires officiating at each VFL Senior match;  Two field umpires, two boundary umpires and two goal umpires at each Development League and Under 18 match;  The appointment of a third field umpire at two Development League matches each Home and Away round;  The appointment of a third boundary umpire at one Development League match each Home and Away round;  The appointment of a third field umpire at one Under 18 match each Home and Away round;  The appointment of a third boundary umpire at one Under 18 match each Home and Away round;  The appointment of a third field umpire for Development League and Under 18 finals; and  The appointment of a third boundary umpire for Development League and Under 18 finals. Should AFL Victoria decide to introduce additional umpires for games from time to time, the additional umpires will be paid at the rates specified in Annex 1. No pro-rata payments for Home and Away matches and finals will be made.
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