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Heat Policy

  • Gary Hartman
  • Mar 6
  • 1 min read

Clubs are reminded of the heat policy found both in the By-Laws and the Info for Clubs.


2c.    Extreme Weather PolicyThese general considerations apply to the SMCA Competition: 

i.    The welfare of players and umpires is paramount. ii.    The primary responsibility for ensuring the safety of individual participants are the individual players and Clubs. iii.    Individuals have a responsibility to withdraw from participating if their particular circumstances place them at an unacceptable level of risk. Clubs also have a responsibility in this regard. iv.    On days of extreme heat players, umpires and officials should be aware of the possible risks and carefully monitor all players and umpires. If any show signs of distress from the heat, swift and appropriate action should be taken.  v.    Special attention should be given to junior players, as they are more susceptible to heat injury and may have played in junior matches on the same day. vi.    Ensure there are sufficient shaded areas at the grounds for both players and spectators where possible.

 
 

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