League Stars Terms of Registration /

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
I give permission for my child to participate in this National Junior Participation Program (the Program)
organised and conducted by National Rugby League Limited (NRL).

I acknowledge that there are some risks involved in sport programs such as the Program; and I accept
NRL, its employees and agents will not be liable for any injuries sustained by my child while participating
in the Program.

Rugby League is a sport which carries risk of personal injury. NRL takes considerable steps to reduce the
risk of serious injury in the Program, but it is not possible to eliminate risk entirely. By accepting these
Terms and Conditions, the participant and/or parent or legal guardian voluntarily assume the risks
associated with participating in the Program and acknowledges this related warning.

Insurance Statement – NRL programs

QLD and NSW

It is the responsibility of each school that participates in any program to ensure that it has in place all insurances required to cover its student in the case of accident, injury, loss and/or damage arising out of a student’s participation in the programs or that its student players have made their own arrangements. The NRL accepts no responsibility for a failure by a school to have in place any such insurance policy which would otherwise cover an accident, injury, loss and/or damage that arises out of a student’s participation in a program. Additionally, we recommend schools inform parents that they obtain private health insurance for their child (for things such as general medical expenses and dental) to the extent necessary to meet any gap and to cover any accident, injury, loss and/or damage to their child which would not be covered by the mandatory insurances held by the school. 

WA, NT, VIC and SA

It is the responsibility of each school that participates in any program to ensure that it has in place all insurances required to cover its students in the case of accident, injury, loss and/or damage arising out of a student’s participation in the programs or that its student players have made their own arrangements. The NRL accepts no responsibility for a failure by a school to have in place any such insurance policy which would otherwise cover an accident, injury, loss and/or damage that arises out of a student’s participation in a program. Additionally, we recommend schools inform parents that they obtain private health insurance for their child (for things such as general medical expenses and dental) to the extent necessary to meet any gap and to cover any accident, injury, loss and/or damage to their child which would not be covered by the mandatory insurances held by the school. Participants who are registered players in competitions affiliated with Western Australia, Victoria, South Australia or Northern Territory NRL managed leagues will be covered by their relevant participant insurance policies (i.e. personal accident insurance) while participating in NRL school competitions and activities.

REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS

League Stars & Little League Stars 

Participants are entitled to a partial refund if the equivalent of 50% or more sessions are missed due to: 

1. Verified injury or medical reasons 
2. Adverse weather resulting in session cancellation 
3. Individual or multiple sessions cancelled by a representative of the NRL 
4. Participants notify the program coordinator of their intention not to partake in the program 5 business days prior to the commencement of the program and do not attend a single session 

Participants are entitled to a full refund if the program is missed due to the following: 

1. The entire program (i.e. all scheduled sessions) is cancelled by a representative of the NRL 
2. The entire program is rescheduled or relocated 

 Please note: If a participant is unable to attend single or multiple sessions due to reasons not aforementioned and are beyond the NRL’s control, the participant will not be refunded. If deemed eligible for a refund, you will receive the participant fee less the cost of the pack. The participant pack and cost associated with the distribution of the pack.  This is valued at $50. To apply for a refund, please complete the below form. 

The fee paid by each participant of the Program covers the costs associated with program delivery and the promotional pack delivered to your nominated postal address. Following the completion of the online registration form for the Program, the participant pack is distributed directly to each participant via mail by an external supplier engaged by the NRL. Each pack is produced on demand, as such, once the pack has been dispatched, the participant is unable to return the items and seek a full registration fee refund.  Please note refunds can take up to 4 weeks.  

Holiday Clinics & RISE Development Clinic  

If a holiday clinic or RISE Development clinic is cancelled due to reasons out of NRL's reasonable control (e.g., inclement weather, government restrictions, etc.) a full refund will be provided to the participant unless a League Stars participant pack was provided to the customer. If a pack was provided, no refund will be provided (as the pack cost value equals the program registration cost). 

The program cost will be automatically refunded onto the card in which was used to register within 7 days of the program cancellation.  

Please note this form of refund will only be available for Holiday Clinics and RISE Development Clinics. 

RISE Development Clinics refers to the 3-hour Clinic and NOT the RISE 5 session program.   

Government Vouchers  

Please refer to your state government terms and conditions with reference to voucher refunds.  

Please note the NRL will not transfer a voucher to another sport. 

NATIONAL REGISTRATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS
These terms and conditions should be read in conjunction with NRL’s Privacy Policy, a copy of which is
made available at www.nrl.com/privacy-policy

Capitalised terms or phrases in these terms and conditions have the same meaning as in the Privacy
Policy, unless defined otherwise herein. In providing information into the online registration form for the
Program (the Information), the Club and the Player (or if the Player is under 18 years of age at the time of
registration, that Player’s parent or legal guardian) agree:

1. the Information is true, correct and accurate;
2. the Information will be held on a national database maintained by NRL;
3. the Information may be used and disclosed by NRL and the States in accordance with and for the
   purposes specified in the NRL's Privacy Policy, including processing registrations, organising, staging and
   conducting programs, competitions and providing Rugby League related information and offers from NRL
   and other Rugby League Administrators;
4. the parent/guardian/primary carer has voluntarily provided some Sensitive Information in the
   online registration form for the Program relating to ethnicity and heritage. This information assists NRL
   and Rugby League Administrators to adopt a needs based approach to the administration and
   development of Rugby League and to ensure that it is an inclusive sport.