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SPORTS SCIENCE AND MEDICINE 192. Each Club which operates an Academy shall ensure that there is available at all games involving Academy teams appropriate first aid or primary care provision and, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, that: 192.1. a doctor or paramedic (in the case of a Club which operates a Category 1 or Category 2 Academy) or a physiotherapist who holds the Intermediate First Aid for Sport qualification (in the case of a Club which operates a Category 3 or Category 4 Academy) is present at each game in the Professional Development Phase Games Programme; and 192.2. a defibrillator is maintained at each venue at which matches are played and at which coaching takes place and that at all times a member of staff qualified in its use is present during matches and coaching. 193. A physiotherapist qualified as set out in Rule 89.2 or Rule 90 or a coach who holds the Football Association’s Diploma in the Treatment and Management of Injuries or an equivalent or higher qualification or a member of staff who holds a current emergency first aid qualification awarded by the FA, the British Red Cross, St John Ambulance (or by another entity provided it is approved by the Health and Safety Executive as an emergency first aid qualification) shall be present at all coaching and matches taking place in Academies (without prejudice to the requirements of Rule 192). Guidance Rule 193 If there is more than one Academy match taking place at an Academy on a given day, Rule 192 will be complied with provided that each Club has at least one physiotherapist present at the match venue, and another member of Academy Staff holding an appropriate first aid qualification on the touchline of each game. 333 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT RULES

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT RULES TALENT IDENTIFICATION AND RECRUITMENT Scouts: Qualifications 194. Each Club which operates an Academy shall ensure that each of its Scouts: 194.1. is in possession of such qualification as the League may require from time to time; 194.2. understands and complies in full with these Rules and the Code of Conduct for Scouts; and 194.3. undertakes Continued Professional Development each year. Guidance It is envisaged that a new qualification for scouts will be developed in due course. For the moment, the qualification required by Rule 194.1 above is the Football Association’s Scouting Talent Identification Course (i.e. the qualification for Scouts currently required by Premier League Rules). 195. Each Club which operates an Academy upon employing or engaging a Scout shall within five days thereof apply to register him with the League in the manner prescribed by the Board and providing to the League evidence that the Scout holds the qualification required by Rule 194.1. Guidance It is envisaged that Clubs will be able to enter Scouts’ details via the Extranet rather than by submitting a form. An Extranet application is being developed for this purpose. 196. The League shall register a Scout and shall notify the applicant Club to that effect upon being satisfied that: 196.1. the Scout holds the qualification required by Rule 194.1; 196.2. the Scout is not currently registered as the Scout of another Club. 197. At the start of each season the League shall issue a Scout Identification Card to each registered Scout. 198. Except during the period of five days referred to in Rule 195, no Club shall employ a Scout who is not registered with the League pursuant to Rule 196 unless it has made an application to register him which has yet to be determined. 199. Upon a Club which operates an Academy ceasing to employ or engage a registered Scout, it shall within five days thereof: 199.1. give notice to that effect to the League who shall thereupon remove his name from the register; and 199.2. return his Scout Identification Card to the League. 200. Scouts shall conduct themselves in accordance with the Code of Conduct for Scouts set out in Appendix 5. 201. Each Club which operates an Academy shall take all reasonable endeavours to ensure that its Scouts comply in all respects with Rule 200 and the Code of Conduct for Scouts. Scouts: Attendance at Matches 202. Each Club which operates an Academy shall permit the Scouts of other Clubs to attend at matches played in the Games Programmes provided that: 202.1. the Club which has employed or engaged the Scout notifies both Clubs involved in the match of the Scout’s proposed attendance by no later than 5:00pm on the day before the published date of the match; and 202.2. the Scout is able to produce on demand to the home Club his Scout Identification Card. 203. Each Scout shall inform the home Club of his arrival at a match. 334

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT RULES<br />

TALENT IDENTIFICATION AND RECRUITMENT<br />

Scouts: Qualifications<br />

194. Each Club which operates an Academy shall ensure that each of its Scouts:<br />

194.1. is in possession of such qualification as the League may require from time to time;<br />

194.2. understands and complies in full with these Rules and the Code of Conduct for Scouts; and<br />

194.3. undertakes Continued Professional Development each year.<br />

Guidance<br />

It is envisaged that a new qualification for scouts will be developed in due course. For the moment, the qualification required by<br />

Rule 194.1 above is the Football Association’s Scouting Talent Identification Course (i.e. the qualification for Scouts currently<br />

required by Premier League Rules).<br />

195. Each Club which operates an Academy upon employing or engaging a Scout shall within five<br />

days thereof apply to register him with the League in the manner prescribed by the Board and<br />

providing to the League evidence that the Scout holds the qualification required by Rule 194.1.<br />

Guidance<br />

It is envisaged that Clubs will be able to enter Scouts’ details via the Extranet rather than by submitting a form.<br />

An Extranet application is being developed for this purpose.<br />

196. The League shall register a Scout and shall notify the applicant Club to that effect upon being<br />

satisfied that:<br />

196.1. the Scout holds the qualification required by Rule 194.1;<br />

196.2. the Scout is not currently registered as the Scout of another Club.<br />

197. At the start of each season the League shall issue a Scout Identification Card to each registered Scout.<br />

198. Except during the period of five days referred to in Rule 195, no Club shall employ a Scout who is<br />

not registered with the League pursuant to Rule 196 unless it has made an application to<br />

register him which has yet to be determined.<br />

199. Upon a Club which operates an Academy ceasing to employ or engage a registered Scout,<br />

it shall within five days thereof:<br />

199.1. give notice to that effect to the League who shall thereupon remove his name from<br />

the register; and<br />

199.2. return his Scout Identification Card to the League.<br />

200. Scouts shall conduct themselves in accordance with the Code of Conduct for Scouts set out in<br />

Appendix 5.<br />

201. Each Club which operates an Academy shall take all reasonable endeavours to ensure that its<br />

Scouts comply in all respects with Rule 200 and the Code of Conduct for Scouts.<br />

Scouts: Attendance at Matches<br />

202. Each Club which operates an Academy shall permit the Scouts of other Clubs to attend at<br />

matches played in the Games Programmes provided that:<br />

202.1. the Club which has employed or engaged the Scout notifies both Clubs involved in the<br />

match of the Scout’s proposed attendance by no later than 5:00pm on the day before<br />

the published date of the match; and<br />

202.2. the Scout is able to produce on demand to the home Club his Scout Identification Card.<br />

203. Each Scout shall inform the home Club of his arrival at a match.<br />

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