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The Positive Environment Program (PEP) applies to all age groups from under 13 to Open (community rugby league) competitions*. A zero- tolerance approach to abuse and violence will be implemented across all QRL community rugby league competitions.

2022年8月2日 · **QRL/Rugby League Brisbane Update - mid-season change - What is PEP? The Positive Environment Program (PEP) applies to all age groups from under 13 to Open (community rugby league) competitions. The...

Send in a positive PEP report today to celebrate the wonderful acts you see on and around the footy field

QRL SCJRL End of 2024 Ongoing Identify opportunities for SCJRL and QRL to provide ‘central services’ for clubs to reduce duplicated activities and volunteer workload, then implement where feasible: » grant assistance services » shared financial services » sponsorship opportunities » common policies, procedures and processes QRL SCJRL ...

The Positive Environment Program (PEP) applies to all age groups from under 13 to Open (community rugby league) competitions*. A zero- tolerance approach to abuse and violence will be implemented across all QRL community rugby league competitions.

QRL have now released the new behaviour campaign PEP Program online. Please take the time to have a read of this as this affects players, coaches, parents/carers of players, officials and spectators. WHAT IS THIS PROGRAM?

2022年8月31日 · Overseen by the QRL’s South East region manager, Adam Vanzanten, with the help of Brisbane league and club coordinator, David Knight, the PEP provides a framework for volunteers and clubs to use when they need to address issues at rugby league matches at the community level.

2021年5月7日 · Are you a parent with a desire to help your child have a positive experience in junior rugby league? If the answer is yes, the Queensland Rugby League wants you to take part in a unique program that provides practical tips and strategies to help your child enjoy their ongoing participation in rugby league.

The Queensland Rugby Football League[5] (QRL [6]) is the governing body for rugby league in Queensland. It is a member of the Australian Rugby League Commission (ARL Commission) and selects the members of the Queensland rugby league team.