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CRFU Financial AGM

 

Notice is hereby given that the Financial AGM for the Cornwall RFU, covering the 2018-19 season will be held on Wednesday 30th October 7-15 pm at County Hall, Truro.

All clubs are cordially invited to attend.

 

 


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RFU Anti-Corruption & Betting

All bets are off!
Important Regulation – Anti-Corruption & Betting
Please forward on to all relevant club personnel
With the 2019 Rugby World Cup fast approaching, and the start of the season, this is an opportune time to remind you of the RFU’s zero betting policy on rugby union anywhere in the world.

There are important regulations in place protecting the integrity of rugby that affect everybody in the professional and semi-professional game , so please remind yourself of the following messages to ensure you and our sport stay protected:
  • DO NOT bet on any rugby match (or ask anyone to place a bet for you) anywhere in the world.
  • DO NOT misuse or pass on inside information e.g. details of injuries, selection, etc. if not already public knowledge. Be careful on social media! (What is Inside Information? – see below)
  • DO NOT accept money or gifts from anyone who is betting on rugby or in return for giving inside information or underperforming in a match.
  • DO NOT fix or attempt to fix any part of a match.
  • REPORT any suspicious or unusual approach or activity to the RFU Anti-Corruption Officer ( , ), to an RFU, PRL or RPA official, or to the Anti-Corruption hotline on  or email
This applies to everybody involved in the professional and semi-professional game and is regardless of whether you are directly involved in a match or whether you gain from the bet. It also applies to all forms of betting.
 
WHAT ARE THE REGULATIONS?
To see a full version of the Anti-Corruption Regulations, please see . Failure to comply with the regulations will result in sanction.

WHAT IS INSIDE INFORMATION?
In short, Inside Information is any non-public information relating to rugby which you are aware of due to your involvement in the sport. Depending on your role, you may have access to different types of Inside Information. Having Inside Information is inevitable in many roles and does not breach the Regulations in itself. It is how you treat that information that is important.

Players, coaches and other people involved with teams
If you are a player, coach, team doctor/physiotherapist, analyst or someone else involved with a team, the Inside Information you acquire could include: tactics, strategies, team selections, intended substitutions, team injuries, form, who is kicking off, winner of the toss, pitch/weather conditions (for example, before the public are in the stadium), citings and suspensions, detailed video analysis information and statistics not available to the public, etc. until/unless such information becomes public knowledge.

Match officials and other people involved in officiating
If you are a match official or someone involved with the match officials such as a performance reviewer or selector, the Inside Information you acquire could include: referee appointments, who is kicking off, winner of the toss, pitch/weather conditions (for example, before the public are in the stadium), how the match will be refereed, citings and suspensions, detailed video analysis information and statistics not available to the public, etc. until/unless such information becomes public knowledge.

People involved in rugby administration
If you are an administrator or volunteer in a Union, Association or Club, for example, the Inside Information you have could include: coaching and captaincy appointments, fixture scheduling information, team selections, referee appointments, tactics, strategies, team selections, intended substitutions, team injuries, form, pitch/weather conditions (for example, before the public are in the stadium), citings and suspensions, etc. until such information becomes public knowledge.

People associated with others involved in Rugby Union
If you are a family member, friend or associate of any of the above people you could also become privy to this Inside Information through your connection to that person.

 


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Payment of Players Declaration

THE payment of players declaration is due to be submitted between now and Sunday, June 30, 2019 and is mandatory for all clubs (Level 3 and below) wishing to be eligible for RFU benefits.


The declaration covers the period of June 1, 2018 - May 31 2019.

A list of FAQs can be found  and a guide on how to submit the declaration can be downloaded from .

For any queries around Payment of Players, contact  , and for any player registration queries, contact  .


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CRFU Clubs Forum Tonight 13th March

A reminder that the latest Clubs Forum will be held this evening, Wednesday 13th March at St. Austell RFC.

Start time of 7:30 pm.

All Club representatives and club Hon. Secretaries have been informed.

We look forward to seeing your club tonight.

Any queries please contact CRFU Hon.Sec Terry Williams e-mail: or Mobile 07753 114727.


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Four Year Plan

The Management Board of the CRFU has agreed the Four-Year plan to develop the game in Cornwall. This should be seen as a working document which will be regularly reviewed by the Board.

Input and comment from clubs will be welcomed as its purpose is to benefit “One and All”. The contact for this is John Sumnall, Chair of Governance -

Please click on the link below for the full document.

 
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CRFU Apparel Partnership with BLK

CRFU Apparel Partnership with BLK

Cornwall Rugby Football Union launches partnership with BLK

 

BLK have today announced a new partnership with the Cornwall RFU which will see the proud Rugby region go  for the next two years. Working closely with the Cornwall RFU, the team at BLK has produced a wide range of on and off field apparel to cater for players and supporters of all ages.

 

From an on field perspective BLK will provide the Cornwall RFU with a range of, industry leading, high performance apparel, while the regions supporters have also been well catered for with the creation of official replica and traditional cotton jerseys.” Said BLK South West sales manager Sam Raven.

 “As the worlds leading team wear provider, the BLK team are committed to building a long lasting and proactive partnership with the Cornwall RFU along with the regions leading players, and look forward to celebrating the on and off field successes along the way.

 

 
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  • Cornwall Rugby Football Union Ltd
    The Cornwall Rugby Football Union was formed in 1883 and operated until 2009 as an unincorporated body when it registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965 becoming Cornwall Rugby Football Union Limited. Clubs affiliated to Cornwall Rugby Football Union Limited are Members with representatives of each club in…