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Royal Borough Windsor & Maidenhead for: Compliments and 2025

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The document outlines the procedure for submitting a complaint or incident report within the Wellington Rugby Football Union (WRFU) Junior Club Rugby framework. It specifies that minor complaints should first be addressed to the Club's Convenor, and formal complaints must be submitted in writing using the provided form. The WRFU holds the authority to suspend individuals involved until issues are resolved and may refer cases to the Disciplinary Committee. The document includes sections for detailing the complaint, involved parties, and actions taken.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the date, time, and location of the incident in the designated fields. This information is crucial for context.
Fill in the grade and referee's name along with their contact number to ensure proper follow-up.
Indicate the teams involved by providing their club or union names and team names, as well as the coach or manager's details.
Specify whether the complaint pertains to a player, coach, spectator, referee, or other officials by selecting the appropriate option.
List any individuals who were part of the incident along with their roles (e.g., Player, Coach) for clarity.
Provide your personal details including name, phone number, address, club affiliation, and role at that time.
Describe the incident factually without opinions. Include actions taken to resolve it at that moment.
Mention any previous parties that have dealt with this complaint and provide their contact information.
Complete the declaration section by signing and dating it to confirm accuracy before submission.

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