EOG NHLPA regulations

Please note *the player association representing your team can not be released or traded,they are technically part of management, they will remain on your team for the duration of the season so choose wisely*

1. As a member of the NHLPA you need to understand that you are not a commissioner. You are a player from your team that is representing not just the players of the league,but the league itself. You will have the final say unless it is something extremely serious, then the commissioners will step in.

2. Anyone who has a problem with the league, or a player they come to you first. Think of yourselves as the leagues first line of defense. People will be notified to go to you first, then you address the matter to the commissioners.

3.Any possible minor or major rule changes will be brought to your attention. Then, depending if the majority of the people vote for it or against it. The rule will be put into action. It will be your job to let the players know our decision as a group.

4.. Any player wanting to appeal a ban needs to go through the player association first. *no exceptions*

5. Players on this panel will be coloured in Blue lettering on the sheets.

6. Any player selected for the NHLPA will be treated like management. They are not allowed to be released or traded.