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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the 'Game Details' section. Enter the game number, home and away team names, their registration numbers, league/competition, age group, division, district association (if applicable), field name and city/town, and the date of the game.
- In the 'Incident Details' section, specify when the incident occurred by selecting from options such as before the game or during specific halves. If known, provide names and positions of those involved.
- Describe the incident in detail. Use the space provided on the form or continue on a separate page if necessary.
- Complete your details in the 'Referee Details' section by printing your name, OSA number, and signing where indicated. Include assistant referees' names and registration numbers as well.
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