Fifteen-Minute Rule Sample Clauses

Fifteen-Minute Rule. Fifteen (15) minutes prior to the scheduled departure time the bus needs to be at the pick-up site.
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Fifteen-Minute Rule. Any player will be eligible to act as a substitute player in any match for their Club provided that they do not enter the field of play during the first fifteen (15) minutes of the match, unless substituting for a player, who in the opinion of the umpire, has sustained an injury either preventing them from immediately resuming their part in the match or preventing them from taking any further part in the match. This substitute player is eligible to play in the first eleven (11) in a lower grade in the same fixture week, but may only be named as a substitute once in the same fixture week.
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Fifteen-Minute Rule. Any player will be eligible to act as a substitute player in any match for their Club provided that they do not enter the field of play during the first fifteen (15) minutes of the match, unless substituting for a player, who in the opinion of the umpire, has sustained an injury either preventing them from immediately resuming their part in the match or preventing them from taking any further part in the match. This substitute player must play in the first eleven (11) in a game they are not a substitute ie: A2 grade named in the 1st eleven [11] SWL start as a substitute. 2022 this rule does not apply to SWLW. Amended 09/03/2022
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