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APPENDICES TO THE RULES<br />

APPENDIX 3<br />

The following are examples<br />

• employer’s liability<br />

• public liability<br />

• personal accident cover for Staff and Academy Players<br />

• cost of medical treatment and the cost of evacuation for medical reasons when abroad<br />

• programmed and non-programmed activities<br />

• transport and accommodation expenses in case of emergency<br />

• compensation for cancellation or delay<br />

• compensation for loss of baggage and personal effects including money<br />

• legal assistance in the recovery of claims<br />

The Club Secretary’s advice should include information about conditions, limitation of cover and exclusion<br />

of certain people or activities from the insurance policies and should be filed at the Football Academy.<br />

10.2 If the Tour is to involve experience of adventure or other high risk activity (for instance mountaineering<br />

and other sports and adventure experiences) particular care should be taken to ensure that Academy<br />

Players and Staff are covered.<br />

10.3 The Tours Co-ordinator must ascertain the details of insurances held by the Club.<br />

10.4 The Tours Co-ordinator must ascertain the details of the Department of Trade and Industry approved<br />

bonding and any insurances held by any travel or tour operator involved in the Tour.<br />

10.5 Additional insurance may be necessary for Staff or Academy Players with known medical conditions.<br />

The Tours Co-ordinator should check this, well before the departure date.<br />

Notes:<br />

• Tours Co-ordinators should ensure that Parents are advised that whilst insurance compensation<br />

for serious disabling accidental injuries to Academy Players may be substantial, compensation<br />

for accidental death of children is usually limited.<br />

• For foreign Tours and for Tours involving experience of adventure or other high risk activity the<br />

advice of insurance companies and travel firms on suitable insurance should also be sought.<br />

ACCOMMODATION<br />

11.1 Where Academy Players are to stay with host families, the Tour Leader must seek to ensure that the<br />

suitability of family members has been checked. To this end:<br />

11.1.1 the Tour Leader must send a written request to the organiser of the host accommodation<br />

for written assurance that a suitability check has been carried out;<br />

11.1.2 the request and reply must be kept on file at the Academy.<br />

11.2 If an appropriate assurance is not given, the Tour Leader must reconsider whether the Tour should take place.<br />

11.3 If group accommodation is used, the Tour Leader must be satisfied that buildings meet health and<br />

safety standards.<br />

11.4 In such accommodation, rooms occupied by Staff should be close to Academy Players’ rooms. On<br />

arrival, Academy Players should be shown the accommodation plan including the location of Staff<br />

rooms and fire exits. A fire drill must be carried out as soon as possible.<br />

11.5 Staff must use changing, shower and cloakroom facilities separately from Academy Players.<br />

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