FNRL takes control of referees’ association and launches drive to recruit 100 officials
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- Fiji National Rugby League took immediate control of the Fiji National Rugby League Referees Association.
- The organization cited operational and compliance concerns, along with a shortage of accredited officials overseeing local competitions.
- Executive Chairman Rajesh Singh said the restructuring aims to improve governance, accountability and standards.
The Fiji National Rugby League has taken direct control of the Fiji National Rugby League Referees Association and launched a drive to recruit 100 officials.
The move took effect immediately. FNRL cited continuing operational concerns, a lack of compliance and an insufficient number of accredited referees overseeing local competitions.
Executive Chairman Rajesh Singh said the restructuring is intended to strengthen governance, accountability and standards across officiating in Fiji.
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