FSC Grievance Notification

Before submitting this notification form and information in relation to your grievance, the applicant is advised to read section 8.3 - Grievances, of the Football South Coast Disciplinary and Disputes Regulations. (Regulations)

FSC will only accept a grievance if you have satisfied clause 8.3 (c) and 8.3 (d).

You will be asked to provide a statement of facts, all correspondence between the parties and a statement of relief.

Your information

Pursuant to section 8.3 of the Regulations,

a "Claim" means a claim or disagreement by, against, or between Members and

"Complaint" involves the allegation that a Member's conduct is unethical and/or in breach of FA Rules and Regulations, FNSW Rules and Regulations, FSC Rules and Regulations or Codes of Practice/Conduct or a Member club's rules and regulations.

Who are you lodging the grievance against?

Your application of relief may have consequences for another party. FSC would like to ensure that the Affected party (including FSC) are aware of your application and is provided with an opportunity to be heard

Football South Coast's jurisdiction in relation to Grievances is set out in section 8.3 of the Regulations. FSC will only hear a claim or complaint in the following circumstances:

(a) The Applicant and Respondent are Members of Football South Coast as defined in Schedule 1 of the Regulations; and

(b) The Applicant and Respondent have exhausted the processes set out in 8.3 of the Regulations.

FSC shall review the claim or complaint and respond within 7 working days.

Note: If the matter is referred to a General-Purpose Tribunal the applicant may be required to submit an application fee as outlined in the Regulations.