From: "Mike Benjamin" <mike@coastsoccer.com>

Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 5:18 PM

Subject: ID Card Confiscation

To All:

Apparently there is once again confusion on when and when not to

confiscate Player or Administrator Passes. The CSL Office Staff and

Competitions Chairs have been swamped with Player and Administrator Passes

that were erroneously confiscated - far more than last year.

Confiscate Passes ONLY: for Violent Conduct or Referee Assault, or if the Pass has been tampered with. Then mail them with a USSF Report form to the CSL Offices.

(Do not confiscate Passes for ANY other reason)

Additionally:

Use a downloaded USSF Report Form (available on each Referee's CSL

Referee Assignment system page) and e-mail to refreport@coastsoccer.com for:

Violent Conduct; Referee Assault; Referee Abuse; Touchline

Misconduct or any Injury that would require medical attention.

(any other situation can be written on the Match Report)

Use of refreport is not just a convenience. It is an important

part of CSL and Cal South Communications. USSF Reports sent to the

refreport address are immediately received by both CSL, and the Cal South

Disciplinary Chairman. Instruct all your Referees who have e-mail access to

use this.

At Your Service,

Mike Benjamin

CSL