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CHARTER STANDARD |
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION |
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At the recent meeting of The FA Football Development
Committee the following changes to
the Charter Standard Club programme were agreed. |
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Current Charter Standard Clubs
All Club / Child Welfare Officers must have
completed the FA CRB
process by May 1st 2006
- All Club members with
direct access to children must have completed
the CRB Process by
August 1st 2006.
Any clubs who have not completed the above will
have their FA Charter
Standard Status
suspended until the process is complete. This will
mean that any benefits
of FA Charter Standard
will be withdrawn.
From January 2006 the JTM (Junior Team Managers
Award) will not be
recognised for any club
renewing its Charter Standard
New / Potential Charter Standard Clubs
From August 06 any new Charter Standard Club must
have the Club/Child
Welfare Officers FA CRB
submitted before CSC award
- From Jan 2007 any new club must have
submitted FA CRB forms
on all volunteers with
unsupervised access to young people
- From August 2007
the Junior Team Manager Award will not be
recognised for any new
clubs applying to be a
Charter Standard Club |
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What are the Disciplinary reasons why a Club
could lose, or not be awarded Charter Standard ?
The Charter Standard Working Party will consider
the following criteria when assessing new
applications or the removal of Charter Standard.
1) Any club found guilty of assault on a referee
or assistant, by a player, official or spectator
in the last three years will not be considered for
the awards. Any subsequent offence would lead to
the withdrawal of the award;
2) Any club not found to be positively supporting
The Football Association's anti-racism campaign
will lose or will not be awarded Charter Standard;
3) Any club found guilty of spectator misconduct
on two occasions by The Football Association will
be invited to meet with the Charter Standard
Committee who have the authority to issue a formal
warning, which could lead to removal on further
notice;
4) Any club found guilty of official misconduct on
two occasions by The Football Association will be
invited meet with the Charter Standard Committee
who have the authority to issue a formal warning,
which could lead to removal on further notice;
5) Any club that reaches * disciplinary points (as
described in County F.A. Memorandum), will be
invited to meet with the Charter Standard
Committee, who will have the authority to warn as
to future conduct, or request that the Football
Association remove the Charter Standard from the
whole club;
* At present each county sets its own points
level, after which time clubs are in breach of
County F.A. memorandum. Please refer to the County
F.A. Handbook. |
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If you have any queries relating to the
information above please contact...
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Brendan Walshe |
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Tel: (01245) 393075 |
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or email |
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brendan.walshe@essexfa.com
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CRB Unit Helpline - 0800 085 0506
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