Users at the State level are able to set their own limitations on the Registration Period parameters that have been set at the National level. They are also able to create Registration Types which inherit the characteristics of the types created at the National level. These elements allow for a customised approach to the Registration Types which are available to the Child Organisations of each state without deviating from the structure set at the National level.
State Users should perform the following tasks
Before State users can begin modifying Registration Periods the National Body must first create them. If you have any questions about the available or active Registration Periods you should contact Netball Australia
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To edit a Registration Period click the corresponding Edit link
This will open the Registration Period Edit dialogue box.
Information from the parent Registration Period that cannot be edited is not available in this pop up.
Field | Description |
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Description | A description of the Registration Period |
Open Date | The date that player registrations begin. No players can be registered before thsi date |
Lock Date | The date from which changes to registrations (deregistration) can no longer be made |
Close Date | The date at which player registrations end. No players can be registered after this date |
Active | Is this registration period active or not. Old registration periods should be made inactive |
Allow inherit | Allows Child Organisations to create derived Period Types |
Default | Sets the Registration Period as the default for Child Organisations |
- Required Set up
- What can be changed?
- How does this impact other orgs in the chain, who can edit it?
- Required Set up
- How is it done
- Who can be registered?
- Who can Register on your Behalf?
- What information is available?
- What information is available?
- How are payments recorded?