Reminder to all officials - proper ear
guards must be worn by all on-ice officials effective the start of the 2003 -
2004 hockey season. Failure to do so
will result in disciplinary actions.
Policies in place for Edmonton
"A" program officials
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Must show up at
all games 30 minutes before scheduled game time.
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No jeans No
hats.
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All
cancellations must be called into the appropriate assignor a minimum of 48
hours before game time.
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All officials
must follow the Code of Ethics laid out by Canadian Hockey
Officiating Program
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For
all "A" hockey in Edmonton,
when one or more officials are not at the game, one of the officials in
attendance must call the assignor within 48 hours. Failure to do so will
result in disciplinary action against the offending officials.
Policies for Senior Program in the North Zone
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All officials
must arrive at arena at least 30 minutes prior to game time. (45 minutes
for AJHL)
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Must dress
appropriately for the league.
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Linesmen must
phone the Referee 48 hours before scheduled game time.
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Referee must
call assignor 24 hours before scheduled game time if linesman has not called
them.
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All officials
must follow the Code of Ethics laid out by Canadian Hockey
Officiating Program
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Here is the list Code of Ethics for all
Canadian Hockey Officials
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Code of Ethics
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The
Canadian Hockey Officiating
Program "Official's Code of
Ethics" provides guidance to registered officials across Canada. The
Canadian Hockey Association
Branches and their members should expect from Canadian Hockey
Officiating Program officials the highest possible standards of personal
integrity, competence, sound judgment and discretion. Developed by the former
Canadian Hockey Referee's
Committee, the Official's Code of
Ethics is its public declaration of an official's obligation to himself, his
peers and the game.
I will
do the best job I can in each game, no matter what the category
of hockey.
always show respect for my fellow
officials, the players, coaches and fans.
treat all other participants
and spectators of the game with respect at all times. Use of abusive language
or gestures (reverse abuse) is completely unacceptable under any
circumstances.
study and continue to improve my
knowledge of the Canadian Hockey
playing rules, the Canadian Hockey
Officiating Program policies and procedures.
represent myself and the rules of the
game as fairly and as accurately as possible at all times.
when required, I will
promptly report all penalties involving potential disciplinary action to the
appropriate authorities.
always be unquestionably impartial,
keeping a professional and appropriate distance from teams.
understand that the use of alcohol is
not encouraged and is totally unacceptable on game days. The use of illicit
drugs is against the law.
uphold the philosophy and right of all
hockey participants to "Fair Play" and penalize accordingly all
violent acts.
raise the standard of play in each game
that I officiate.
be supportive of my fellow on-ice and
off-ice officials at all times, even when I am a spectator.
accept the fact that I will make
mistakes, but I will not get frustrated or let this learning process affect
my performance or my professionalism.
contribute to the continuing growth of
the Canadian Hockey Officiating
Program and its officials within my Branch through support, encouragement and
positive attitude.
respect and accept constructive
feedback from supervisors and the assignments I receive from my
administrators.
By registering with your Branch in the Canadian Hockey
Officiating Program implies that you understand and will comply with the Official's Code of Ethics. Officials
not complying will be subject to disciplinary action.
This disciplinary action is to be administered by the Branch
Referee-in-Chief or designate. All disciplinary action and investigations
leading up to any disciplinary action shall remain confidential following a
normal employer/ employee relationship.
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If you have any questions, concerns or would
like to report an incident, you can e-mail me.
Gary Tremblay
Discipline Chairman