Policies & Documents

Policies & Documents relating to the Toowoomba Rubgy League

Constitution

ADOPTED 20 OCTOBER 2024

The Toowoomba Rugby League Constitution covers subjects such as membership, meetings, voting rights, board of directors & elections, financial statements, liabilities & more.

20 OCTOBER 2020

The Toowoomba Rugby League Constitution covers subjects such as membership, meetings, voting rights, board of directors & elections, financial statements, liabilities & more.

Representative Policy

May 2023

The purpose of this policy is to outline how the TRL representative sides are selected and managed, as this is the representative pathway for players within the Toowoomba and greater Darling Downs region.

Staff Nomination Form

Oct 2023

The Toowoomba Rugby League (TRL) are calling for applications from coaches and support staff to work with the TRL Representative teams in 2024. Applications for head coach, assistant coach, sports trainer and manager are now open.

Representative Independant Selector Nomination Form

Oct 2023

The Toowoomba Rugby League (TRL) are calling for applications from coaches and support staff to work with the TRL Representative teams in 2024. Applications for head coach, assistant coach, sports trainer and manager are now open.

Strategic Plan 2020-2022

Our strategic plan focuses on a SWOT analysis, reviewing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to the sport and the TRL competition. The plan then identifies 4 major objectives of the TRL and what actions or operational objectives must be achieved to attain these goals. This strategic document is then supported by a 2-year rolling plan that serves as a tool to achieve the Toowoomba Rugby League goals over this period.

Financial Literacy for NFP Directors

A key role for a director is to ensure the financial viability of the NFP organisation so that it can achieve its outcomes. Many NFPs may have a treasurer but this does not change the responsibility all directors have to make sure that the organisation makes effective use of its (often limited) resources and also make sure that it continues to remain solvent.

QRL Heat Guidelines

The guidelines are designed to protect players and officials from injury and illness that may result by playing Rugby League in extreme weather conditions.

Documents created by the QRL can be found by going to https://www.qrl.com.au/about/documents-and-policies/