The RFL confirmed they are adopting a new tariff system just like we demanded. Keep your eyes on the upcoming disciplinary rulings to ensure this transition happens exactly as promised.
Dear Mr Lewis
The signatories of this petition are seriously concerned about the lack of any clarity in the Rugby Football League\'s Disciplinary Process.
Some years ago, The NRL in Australia introduced a tariff system that clearly defines the punishments that could be expected for all types of offence that may fall within the disciplinary procedure While we accept that the Tariff System may still have problems, it is at least, clear to all involved in the sport. Players, club officials, match officials and not least, spectators are all aware of the consequences of being dismissed or cited for foul play. Unfortunately in this country, the disciplinary is still held behind closed doors and those making the decisions do so without any requirement to explain their decisions.
As the biggest stakeholders in UK Rugby Football League, we the fans, demand the current system be changed to something similar to the Australian Tariff System. We feel that only such a change would help dispell the fears that certain Clubs or players are given favourable treatment while those in less fortunate positions are treated in a more draconian manner.
We realise that some improvements have already been made but they have done little to prevent the perception that disciplinary decisions are still made behind closed doors in a smoke-filled room.
The only way forward is the introduction of a Tariff System.
The feedback from fellow fans shows a clear consensus that the current opaque disciplinary process is failing our sport. I am currently gathering these concerns to present directly to the league office. Text three friends today and ask them to sign this petition so we can demonstrate the full scale of our demand for a transparent tariff system.
March 23, 2005
The momentum behind this push for a fair, transparent disciplinary system is undeniable. Now is the time to turn that energy into action by emailing your local club officials and demanding they put this issue on the agenda.
Reached 100 supporters
March 23, 2005
6 Comments
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Sarah Medina
21 years ago
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The lack of transparency is a joke. Its like they make it up as they go along half the time.
M
Mark Ellis
21 years ago
Featured
Should have been done years ago. Look at the NRL and learn something.
G
Gary Hudson
21 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous how the disciplinary panel hides behind closed doors. We arent stupid we can see the bias.
E
Emma Sharpe
21 years ago
Featured
Stop the inconsistent rulings now. It makes the sport look amateur.
L
Liam Cunningham
21 years ago
Featured
Need a proper tariff system ASAP. The game is dying because nobody understands the rules anymore.
D
Dave Gibson
21 years ago
Featured
Too many inconsistent bans lately. Fans deserve to know why a player gets 1 game one week and 4 the next. Sort it out RFL.
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The RFL confirmed they are adopting a new tariff system just like we demanded. Keep your eyes on the upcoming disciplinary rulings to ensure this transition happens exactly as promised.
Dear Mr Lewis
The signatories of this petition are seriously concerned about the lack of any clarity in the Rugby Football League\'s Disciplinary Process.
Some years ago, The NRL in Australia introduced a tariff system that clearly defines the punishments that could be expected for all types of offence that may fall within the disciplinary procedure While we accept that the Tariff System may still have problems, it is at least, clear to all involved in the sport. Players, club officials, match officials and not least, spectators are all aware of the consequences of being dismissed or cited for foul play. Unfortunately in this country, the disciplinary is still held behind closed doors and those making the decisions do so without any requirement to explain their decisions.
As the biggest stakeholders in UK Rugby Football League, we the fans, demand the current system be changed to something similar to the Australian Tariff System. We feel that only such a change would help dispell the fears that certain Clubs or players are given favourable treatment while those in less fortunate positions are treated in a more draconian manner.
We realise that some improvements have already been made but they have done little to prevent the perception that disciplinary decisions are still made behind closed doors in a smoke-filled room.
The only way forward is the introduction of a Tariff System.
The feedback from fellow fans shows a clear consensus that the current opaque disciplinary process is failing our sport. I am currently gathering these concerns to present directly to the league office. Text three friends today and ask them to sign this petition so we can demonstrate the full scale of our demand for a transparent tariff system.
March 23, 2005
The momentum behind this push for a fair, transparent disciplinary system is undeniable. Now is the time to turn that energy into action by emailing your local club officials and demanding they put this issue on the agenda.
Reached 100 supporters
March 23, 2005
6 Comments
S
Sarah Medina
21 years ago
Featured
The lack of transparency is a joke. Its like they make it up as they go along half the time.
M
Mark Ellis
21 years ago
Featured
Should have been done years ago. Look at the NRL and learn something.
G
Gary Hudson
21 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous how the disciplinary panel hides behind closed doors. We arent stupid we can see the bias.
E
Emma Sharpe
21 years ago
Featured
Stop the inconsistent rulings now. It makes the sport look amateur.
L
Liam Cunningham
21 years ago
Featured
Need a proper tariff system ASAP. The game is dying because nobody understands the rules anymore.
D
Dave Gibson
21 years ago
Featured
Too many inconsistent bans lately. Fans deserve to know why a player gets 1 game one week and 4 the next. Sort it out RFL.
The lack of transparency is a joke. Its like they make it up as they go along half the time.