Dispute and Grievance Regulations definition

Dispute and Grievance Regulations means the Football West Disciplinary and Grievance Regulations as amended from time to time. FFA Rules and Regulations mean the FFA Statutes and any other rules, regulations, policies, procedures, codes of conduct and guidelines developed, promulgated and implemented by FFA from time to time, as they apply to Football West, the Competition, the Competition Administrator, the Club, Officials, Players, supporters or spectators as amended from time to time; Football West Rules and Regulations means the rules, regulations, by-laws, policies, directives, procedures, codes of conduct and guidelines developed, promulgated and implemented by Football West from time to time applying to Football West, the Competition, the Competition Administrator, the Club, Club Officials, Players, supporters or spectators as amended from time to time, including, without limitation, the Dispute Resolution Policy, the Competition Rules, the NPL Compliance By-Law, the Disciplinary By-law, the Dispute Resolution By-law and any policies or guidelines issued by Football West from time to time. Ground means the home ground of the Club, as set out in Item 3 in Schedule 1, including all surrounding areas owned, licensed or otherwise controlled by the Club. Insolvency Event means in relation to a party, any of the following:
Dispute and Grievance Regulations means the Football West Disciplinary and Grievance Regulations specified by Football West, as amended from time to time. FA Rules and Regulations mean the FA Statutes and any other rules, regulations, policies, procedures, codes of conduct and guidelines developed, promulgated and implemented by FA from time to time, as they apply to Football West, the Competition, the Competition Administrator, the Club, Officials, Players, supporters or spectators as amended from time to time; Football West Rules and Regulations means the rules, regulations, by-laws, policies, directives, procedures, codes of conduct and guidelines developed, promulgated and implemented by Football West from time to time applying to Football West, the Competition, the Competition Administrator, the Club, Club Officials, Players, supporters or spectators as amended from time to time, including, without limitation, the Dispute Resolution Policy, the Competition Rules, the NPL Compliance By-Law, the Disciplinary By-law, the Dispute Resolution By-law and any policies or guidelines issued by Football West from time to time. Governing Document means the constitution, articles of association or any other constituent or governing documents relating to the Association. Ground means the home ground of the Club from time to time or as set out in the details section of this Agreement and including all surrounding areas owned, occupied, leased, licensed or otherwise controlled or used by the Club. GST has the same meaning as in the GST Law.

Examples of Dispute and Grievance Regulations in a sentence

  • The Club agrees to submit to the jurisdiction of the Dispute and Grievance Regulations and agrees that it will exhaust all avenues open to it under those Regulations to resolve any grievance, disciplinary or other incident in relation to the Competition, before commencing any action in any court of law or external tribunal.

  • All disciplinary matters, disputes, grievances or other incidents involving the Club, its Players, Team Officials, Club Officials supporters and/or spectators that occur during the term of this Agreement are governed by the Dispute and Grievance Regulations and/or the equivalent regulations set out by the Competition Administrator.

  • Regulations All disciplinary matters, disputes, grievances or other incidents involving the Association, its Players, Team Officials, Club Officials supporters and/or spectators that occur during the term of this Agreement are governed by the Football West Dispute and Grievance Regulations and/or the equivalent regulations set out by the Competition Administrator.

  • The Association agrees to submit to the jurisdiction of the Dispute and Grievance Regulations and agrees that it will exhaust all avenues open to it under those Regulations to resolve any grievance, disciplinary or other incident in relation to the Competition, before commencing any action in any court of law or external tribunal.

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