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A Registration Type is a means of categorising registrations into a specific group and defining the fee that must be paid to the Association when a player is registered. When an Association user creates a derived Registration Type they must select the parent Registration Type from which the new Type will inherit. The Parent Type will determine the broadest possible age restrictions for the new type and the fee that the Association must pay to the State Body for each player registered.
Before a State an Association user can create Registration Types the standard set of parent Registration Types need to be created at by the National Governing Bodyrelevant State Body will need to configure the State level Registration Types . If you have any questions about the available Registration Types you should contact The National Governing the State Body
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| Field | Field Description |
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| Name | The name of the Registration Type |
| Description | A description of the Registration Type |
| Parent Type | The Registration Type that the new type will inherit from |
| Minimum Age | Validation criteria. The minimum age a player must be to be registered with this type (Must be within range set by Parent Type) |
| Maximum Age | Validation criteria. The maximum age a player must be to be registered with this type (Must be within range set by Parent Type) |
| Active | Determines whether or not the Registration Type is active. (Types that are no longer in use should be made inactive) |
| Default Fee | The fee that must be paid to the State Body for every player that is registered with this Registration Type |
| Financial Type | Financial / Non-Financial |
A Registration Type can be configured to apply different fees to different age groups within the general age group specified by the parent Type. This allows Associations to offer special prices to certain groups of members while retaining the registration structure set by the State Body.
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Before an Association user can modify a Registration Period it must first be configured by the State Body must first create it. Any questions about the available or active Registration Periods should be directed to the State Body.
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Associations that run more casual competitions that involve independent teams rather than more structured clubs can register their members directly to the relevant State Body. This process can be done manually as described here or automated automatically by integrating registration into Online Member Sign up.
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