Competition Resources
This page will be updated regularly with any forms or other information clubs will need throughout the year Rules of CompetitionACTRU Rules of Competition Competition Forms2009 ARU Registration Match Result Sheet2009 Match Result Sheet Finals Series FormsPlayer Eligibility Form - PE1
Finals Series Form 1 - FS1 First, Second and Colts Grade
Finals Series Form 1 - FS1 Third and Fourth Grade
ARU Experimental Law Variations (ELVs)
2008 Experimental Law Variations 2008 ELV Consistency Document
ARU Policy RegisterThe Australian Rugby Union have developed the following ARU policies to provide players, administrators and any other entities involved in Rugby an additional reference for issues, that are outside the scope of the Laws of the Game and in addition to the IRB Regulations. Age Grade Rugby Junior Age Limits A junior age rugby player must be younger than the age group in which he/she is playing as of the 1st January of the playing year. For example: A player in the Under 15's must be under 15 years of age as of the 1st January, in the playing season Junior Pathway Policy - COM008 (pdf - 32kb) Maximum Playing Time (pdf - 123kb) Mixed Gender Policy - COM006 (pdf - 32kb) Two Year Window Policy - COM009 Senior Rugby Policy - COM007
Game Regulations Member Protection Occupational Health and Safety Player ClearancesIntra-Union Transfer Form Must be completed if a player wishes to change from one ACT/Monaro club to another ACT/Monaro club in the same calender year . The player must have signed a 2006 registration form with his/her original club for this provision to apply. Domestic Transfer Form Must be completed if a player wishes to change from one Australian club/union to another Australian club/union International Clearance Form Must be completed if a player wishes to register with an Australian Union and has previously been registered with an overseas Union ARU Application for Clearance Must be completed if a player wishes to register with an overseas Union and has previously been registered with an Australian Union
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