Basketball Operations Manual - Basketball New Zealand

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Persons Tending to Bleeding Players and Blood on Surfaces should: • Take precautions so as not to come into contact with body fluids, particularly blood, or with soiled objects, even if the risk is low. • Take care to avoid blood from the wounded person coming into contact with skin punctures or cuts, particularly on the fingers, or reaching the eyes or the mucous membranes of the nose or mouth. • Spray the bleach and detergent solution directly onto the spilt surface, then wipe the surface with paper towels. • Always wear latex, disposable surgical gloves in anticipation of contact with body fluids, particularly blood from the nose, mouth or a wound when touching nasal mucous membranes or broken skin (abrasions, dermatitis) or when handling soiled objects. The gloves must be discarded after use. • Place soiled linen, and uniforms into sealed plastic bags, to then be washed in a normal machine-wash process. • After placing soiled paper towels, surgical gloves, compresses, dressings and bandages into a sealed bag. Destroy or dispose of the bags in garbage disposal bins. • Thoroughly wash hands with a bleach and detergent solution before and particularly immediately after contact with the person being treated, even if gloves have been worn. Wash all areas that have come into contact with body fluids. • Do not use sponges, especially not to clean several wounded persons in succession. Information on the Prevention of AIDS: (Taken from a circular from Dr Jacques Huguet, President of FIBA Medical Council) • Some sports carry a greater risk of contamination than others in so far as there is a greater possibility of blood contact. • Contact can occur through open and bleeding wounds as well as through abrasive or inflammatory injuries to the skin. • Basketball is classified in the medium risk category. • In the field of sports one should know that the AIDS virus cannot be transmitted by saliva, sweat, urine, skin contact, handshakes, bath water, swimming pools, showers or toilets. • Light washing with detergent or water does not necessarily kill the HIV. • HIV can survive in dried blood for up to seven days. • The risk of blood on clothing being transmitted to another player is extremely small, but real. Appendices 115
2007 PLAYER ROSTER FORM Team Name Date Restricted Player Name Date of Birth Birth Place Height Metres Weight Kilos Position Signature Playing Number 116 2007 NBL Operations and Rules Manual Restricted Player Name Date of Birth Birth Place Height Metres Weight Kilos Position Signature Playing Number This roster has been submitted by: Players: By signing this team roster you are signifying your agreement to play for this team in the National Basketball League and agree to abide by the rules of the National Basketball League and BBNZ. Your name cannot appear on any other team’s roster. Team Representative’s Name and Signature Team Administrators: Please supply players’ full names and dates of birth, not just initials and ages. Please also ensure that all information, including spelling, is accurate.
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Foreword The board of NBL Limited w
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Contents Page League Office Contact
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Bryn McGoldrick Chief Executive Off
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SPONSORSHIP Uniforms NBL logo patch
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Signage Placement for all Games Bel
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NBL Semi-Finals & Final All teams s
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Time To Tip-Off 26 mins Five minute
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• Two passport photos • Cheque
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STANDARDS Season Awards In 2007 awa
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CONSTITUTION OF NATIONAL BASKETBALL
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(b) A Board Member cannot be a shar
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METHOD OF HOLDING MEETINGS 9. A mee
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National Basketball League PARTICIP
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Franchisee’s request, and subject
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18 Non-Waiver 18.1 Failure by NBLL
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Schedule 2 Timeline Date Action By
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THIS DEED dated the day of 2006 BET
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Executed as a deed. SIGNED by NATIO
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2007 SEASON NATIONAL BASKETBALL LEA
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9.20.5 making the home court contro
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11.9 No player can be added to a Te
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BOARD OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES MAN
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What is BBNZ’s Position on Doping
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Page 86 and 87: CODE OF CONDUCT ADOPTED AUGUST 2001
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Page 98 and 99: PART ONE Harassment-Free Basketball
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Page 106 and 107: Record Keeping Basketball New Zeala
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Page 128 and 129: 2007 NBL BIO SHEET Full Name: _____
Page 130 and 131: DRUG-FREE SPORT Drug-free Sport 129
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Page 134 and 135: SUMMARY GUIDE FOR ATHLETES VALID FR
Page 136 and 137: INFORMATION FOR ATHLETES JANUARY 20
Page 138 and 139: SEASON DRAW Season Draw 137
Page 140 and 141: 2007 DOMINON FINANCE NATIONAL BASKE
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