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MANAGEMENT, NOMINATION, ELECTION
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4. MANAGEMENT, NOMINATION, ELECTIONA The League shall be governed in accordance with the Rules, Regulations, and Bye-laws of the Football Association, by a Management Committee comprised of the officers of the League, and one club representative elected from each division. These persons to be elected at the Annual General Meeting. The divisional club representative shall be elected by member clubs of that division. B Retiring officers shall be eligible to become candidates for re-election without nomination. All other candidates for election as officers or members of the Management Committee shall be nominated to the General Secretary in writing, signed by the secretaries of two member clubs, no later than 31st May in each year. Names of the candidates for election shall be circulated with the notice of the Annual General Meeting. In the event of there being no nomination in accordance with the foregoing for any office, nominations may be received at the Annual General Meeting. C i) The Management Committee shall meet on a monthly basis, except during the months when a League Council meeting has been scheduled, and at such other times as is considered necessary. All meetings shall be notified at least seven days in advance. Dates for the year will be published in the League Handbook. ii) On receiving a request signed by two-thirds of the members of the Management Committee, the General Secretary shall convene a meeting of the Management Committee. D Except where otherwise mentioned, all communications shall be addressed to the General Secretary who shall conduct the correspondence of the League and keep a record of its proceedings. E All communications from clubs must be conducted through the appropriate nominated officer. F Changes affecting details of a club secretary MUST be notified IMMEDIATELY to: a) all of the officers of the League, b) all member club secretaries, and c) the County Football Association to whom the club is affiliated. 5 POWERS OF MANAGEMENT A The Management Committee may appoint sub-committees and delegate such of their powers as they deem necessary. The decisions of all sub-committees shall be reported to the Management Committee for ratification. The Management Committee shall have power to deal only with matters within the League and not for any matters of misconduct that are under the jurisdiction of the Football Association or any affiliated Association B Subject to the permission of the relevant County Football Association having been obtained, the Management Committee may order a match or matches to be played each season, the proceeds to be devoted to the funds of the League and, if necessary, may call upon each club (including any club which may have withdrawn during the season) to contribute equally such sums as may be necessary to meet any deficiency in the finances at the end of the season. C Each member of the Management Committee shall have the right to attend and vote at all Management Committee Meetings and have one vote thereat. No member shall be allowed to vote on any matters directly appertaining to such member, or to the club so represented, or where there may be a conflict of interest. (This shall apply to the procedure of any sub-committee). In the event of the voting being equal on any matter, the Chairman shall have a second or casting vote. D i) The Management Committee shall have powers to apply, act upon, and enforce the rules of the League and shall also have jurisdiction over all matters affecting the League, including any not provided for in the rules. ii) With the exception of Rules 5(i), 6(h), 10(a), 11 and 19, for all breaches of a rule a formal written charge must be issued. The respondent shall be given seven days from the date of notice to reply to the charge and given the opportunity to:- Accept or deny the charge Submit in writing a case of mitigation, or (iii) Put their case before the Management Committee. iii) All breaches of the Laws of the Game, Rules and Regulations of the Football Association shall be dealt with in accordance with F.A. Rules by the appropriate association. iv) With the exception of clubs playing at Step 7 of the Football Pyramid and the FA Women’s Premier League, the maximum fine permitted for any breach of a rule is £250 and, when setting any fine, the League must ensure that the penalty is proportional to the offence, taking into account any mitigating circumstances. E All decisions of the Management Committee shall be binding subject to the right of appeal in accordance with Rule 16. Decisions of the Management Committee must be notified in writing to those concerned within seven (7) days. F Five (5) Members of the Management Committee shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business of the Management Committee and three (3) members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business by any sub-committee of the League. G i) The Management Committee, as it may deem necessary, shall have power to fill, in an acting capacity, any vacancies that may occur amongst their number. ii) The Management Committee may also co-opt any person that they feel has the necessary expertise in a particular area. H A club having failed to comply with an order or instruction of the Management Committee, or failing to satisfactorily attend to the business and/or the correspondence of the League shall be liable to be fined or otherwise penalised at the discretion of the Management Committee. I All fines and charges shall be paid within 14 days of the date of posting of the written notification. Any club failing to do so will be fined a further amount up to a maximum of £50. Further failure to pay the fine, including the additional sum, within 14 days will result in fixtures being withdrawn until such time as the outstanding payments are settled. J A member of the Management Committee appointed by the League to attend a meeting or match, may have any expenses incurred refunded by the League. K The Management Committee shall have the power to fill any vacancy that may occur in the membership of the League between the Annual General or Special General Meeting called to decide the constitution and the commencement of the League season. L The business of the League as determined by the Management Committee may be transacted by electronic (e) mail. 6 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Annual General Meeting shall be held not later than 30th June in each year. At this meeting the following business shall be transacted provided that at least ten (10) Members are present and entitled to vote:- To receive and confirm the minutes of the preceding Annual General Meeting. (ii) To consider any business arising there from. (iii) To receive and adopt the Annual Report, Balance Sheet and Statement of Accounts. (iv) Election of clubs to fill vacancies (as recommended by the Management Committee). (v) Constitution of the League for the ensuing season. (vi) Election of officers and Management Committee. (vii) Appointment of Auditors. (viii) Alteration of rules, if any (of which notice has been given). (ix) Fix the date for the commencement of the season and kick off times where applicable. (x) Other business of which due notice shall have been given, and accepted by the Chairman as being relevant to an Annual General Meeting. B A copy of the duly audited/verified Balance Sheet, Statement of Accounts and Agenda shall be forwarded to each club at least fourteen days prior to the meeting, and to the relevant County Football Association(s). C A signed copy of the duly audited balance sheet and statement of accounts shall be sent to the relevant County Football Association(s) within fourteen days of its adoption at the Annual General Meeting. D Each member club shall be entitled to send two delegates to an Annual General Meeting. Each club shall be entitled to one vote only. Fourteen days’ notice shall be given of any meeting. E Clubs who have withdrawn their membership of the League during the season being concluded or who are not continuing membership, shall be entitled to attend but shall vote only on matters relating to the season being concluded. This provision will not apply to clubs expelled in accordance with Rule 17. F All voting shall be conducted by a show of voting cards unless a ballot is demanded by at least five of the delegates qualified to vote, or the Chairman so decides. G No individual shall be entitled to vote on behalf of more than one member club. H Any continuing member club failing to be represented at the Annual General Meeting without satisfactory reason being given, shall be fined £50.00. I League officers and members of the Management Committee shall be entitled to attend and vote at an Annual General Meeting. 7 AGREEMENT TO BE SIGNED The chairman and secretary of each club shall complete and sign the following agreement which shall be deposited with the League together with the application for membership for the coming season, or upon indication that the club intends to compete. "We, (Chairman) and (Secretary) of the Football Club, have been provided with a copy the rules and regulations of the WIMBLEDON AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE and do hereby agree for and behalf of the said club to, if elected or accepted into membership, conform to those rules and regulations and to accept, abide by and implement the decisions of the League Council, subject to the right of appeal in accordance with Rule 15." Any alteration of the chairman and /or secretary on the above agreement must be notified to the relevant County Football Association(s) to which the club is affiliated, and to the General Secretary of the League. 8 QUALIFICATION OF PLAYERS Contract players, as defined in Football Association Rules, are not permitted to play in any match under the auspices of the Wimbledon & District Football League. It is the responsibility of each club to ensure that any player signing a registration form for that club has, where necessary, the required International Transfer Certificate. Clearance is required for any player aged 12 and over crossing borders including Wales, Scotland and Ireland. B A registered playing member of a club is one who, being in all other respects eligible has:- i) Signed a fully and correctly completed League registration form in ink, countersigned by an officer of the club, and who has been registered with the Registration Secretary three (3) days prior to playing, and whose completed registration counterfoil has been received by the club prior to playing. ii) Signed a fully and correctly completed League registration form in ink on a match day prior to playing, countersigned by an officer of the club and witnessed by an officer of the opposing club. The completed Registration Form must be submitted to the Registration Secretary within two days (Sundays excluded) subsequent to the match. The player shall not be eligible to play again until the club is in possession of the completed counterfoil. A maximum of two (2) players may be registered in this way at any one match. Registration forms may also be submitted to the (Registrations) Secretary by facsimile machine or electronic mail prior to the player playing. The original document must be forwarded by post within three days of the match to the Registration Secretary. iii) While serving in any branch of Her Majesty’s Regular Forces, a player must first obtain the consent of his Association Secretary before signing a registration form to play for a Club. C A team shall not include any player who has taken part in three or more matches during the current season for a team in a higher division, unless a period of sixty days has elapsed since he last played for that team. D A player having taken part in matches for any club affiliated to any County Football Association shall not be allowed to join, be transferred to, or sign for a club in the League without first proving to the officials of the intended club that the player has discharged all reasonable financial liabilities to the previous club or clubs. A club official may not accept such player's signature without first ascertaining whether such claims have been discharged to the satisfaction of the player’ previous club(s). E There is no charge for registering players and no restriction on the number of players that can be registered. Registration forms shall be obtained from the Registration Secretary or by downloading copies from the League’s website. F The Management Committee shall decide all registration disputes. In the event of a player signing a registration form, or having a registration submitted for more than one club, priority of registration shall decide for which club the player shall be registered. The Registration Secretary shall notify the club last applying to register the player, of the fact of the previous registration. G It shall be a breach of rule for a player to:- (i) Play for more than one club in the League in the same season without having first been transferred. Having signed for one club in the League, sign for another club in the League in that season except for the purpose of a transfer. (iii) Submit a signed registration form for registration that the player has willfully neglected to accurately or fully complete. H The Management Committee shall have the power to accept the registration of any player subject to the provisions of clauses (ii) and (iii) below. (ii) The Management Committee shall have power to refuse, cancel or suspend the registration of any player, or may fine any player at their discretion, who has been charged and found guilty of registration irregularities. (Subject to Rule 16). (iii) The Management Committee shall have power to make application to refuse or cancel the registration of any player charged and found guilty of undesirable conduct subject to the right of appeal to the FA or the relevant County Football Association. Undesirable conduct shall mean an incident of repeated proven misconduct, which may deter a participant from being involved in this League. Application should be made to the parent County Football Association of any club the player is registered with, or is intending to be registered with. iv) For a player who has previously had a registration removed in accordance with clause (iii) but has a registration accepted at the expiry of exclusion, will be considered to be under a probationary period of 12 months. Whilst under a probationary period, should the player commit a further act of proven misconduct under the jurisdiction of the League, (excluding standard dismissals), the League would be empowered to consider a further charge of bringing the League into disrepute. NB Action under Clause (iii) shall not be taken against a player for misconduct until the matter has been dealt with by the appropriate County Football Association, and then only in cases of the player bringing the League into disrepute. This will, in any case, be subject to an appeal to the Football Association. All decisions must include the period of restriction. For the purpose of this rule, bringing the League into disrepute can only be considered where the player has received in excess of 112 days’ suspension, or 10 matches in match based discipline, in a period of two years or less from the date of the first offence for any team playing in this League. I Subject to FA Rule C2(a) dealing with players without a written contract, when a player desires a transfer, the club the player wishes to transfer to, shall submit a transfer form to the Registration Secretary. Such transfer shall be referred by the Registrations Secretary to the club for which the player is registered. Should this club object to the transfer it should state its objections in writing to the Registration Secretary and to the player concerned, within seven days of receipt of the transfer form. Upon receipt of the club's consent, or upon its failure to give written objection within seven days, the Registration Secretary may, on behalf of the Management Committee, transfer the player, who shall be deemed eligible to play for the new club from such date. In the event of an objection to a transfer the matter shall be referred to the Management Committee for a decision. J A player may not be registered for a club, nor transferred to another club in the League after 31st March, except by special permission of the Management Committee. K A club shall keep a list of the players that it registers and a record of the games in which they play. They shall produce such records, upon demand, by any member of the Management Committee. L A register containing the names of all players registered for each club, with the date of registration, shall be kept by the Registration Secretary. It shall be open to the inspection of any duly appointed member club representative at any Management Committee meeting, or at other times by mutually agreement. Registrations are valid for one season only. In the event of a player without a written contract changing his status to that of a contract player with the same club, another club in the League or with a club in another competition, his registration as a player without a written contract will automatically be cancelled and declared void. In order to play in the League again, either for his original club or for another club, it will be necessary for him to be re-registered as required by this rule. M A player shall not be eligible to play for a team in any special championship, promotion or relegation deciding match (as specified in Rule 12(A)), unless the player has played five games for that team in this League in the current season. O (i) Any team playing an unregistered or otherwise ineligible player or players shall have the points gained in the match deducted from its total, and may be fined and/or otherwise dealt with at the discretion of the Management Committee. (ii) In addition, the team may have, at the discretion of the Management Committee, additional points deducted from its total, and may also be dealt with in any further manner which is thought to be fit. (iii) The Management Committee may, at its discretion, award the points available in the match in question to the opponents, subject to the match not being ordered to be replayed. P To play open age football the player must have achieved the age of 16. If a player reaches the age of 16 and is still in full time education then: Priority must be given at all times to school and school activities. (ii) The availability of such persons must be cleared with the Head Teacher. Q All teams must have a sufficient number of players registered with the League prior to the commencement of the season. Any club failing to have sufficient players registered will not be allowed to play in any fixture until such time as they do have the required number of players. All matches scheduled for that club, whilst they do not have the required number of registered players, will be awarded to their opponents. 9 CLUB COLOURS. CLUB NAMEA Every club must register the colour of its shirts and shorts with the League by the commencement of the season. The management Committee shall decide as to their suitability. i) Goalkeepers must wear colours which distinguish them from other players and the referee. ii) No player, including the goalkeeper, shall be permitted to wear black or very dark shirts. (iii) Coloured support tape must now be the same colour as the sock which it is covering, i.e. if the sock is blue, the tape must now also be blue. This also applies to players who wear smaller socks over the top of their football socks. These must now also be the same colour.
Any team not being able to play in its normal colours as registered with the League shall notify the colours in which they will play to its opponents at least five days before the match. If, in the opinion of the referee, both clubs have the same or similar colours, the home team shall change. Any team not having a change of colours or delaying the kick-off by not having a change shall be fined £20.00 The Management Committee may request shirts to be submitted if complaints are received as to a lack of distinguishing colours. The Management Committee may refuse to permit any shirts or shorts as they think fit. All shirts must be numbered. B Any club wishing to change its name and/or its colours must obtain permission from the Management Committee and also from the County Association to which the club is affiliated. 10 PLAYING SEASON, CONDITIONS OF PLAY, KICK-OFF TIMES, POSTPONEMENTS & SUBSTITUTES A The Annual General Meeting shall determine the date for the commencement of the season in accordance with Football Association Rules. The League programme will commence on the 1st September 2012 and will conclude on 4th May 2013. (i) Any club failing to have paid their first instalment of fees and subscriptions by the commencement of the season, will still be included in the fixture list by the Fixture Secretary but may (also) be suspended (for non-payment) by the League Treasurer. In the event of such suspension, all games published on the fixtures list, will be awarded to the opponents until such time as the outstanding monies are paid and the suspension lifted by the League Treasurer. (ii) At the discretion of the Management Committee, the season may be extended beyond the deadline, but only to accommodate teams who have outstanding matches to be played, that have a bearing on promotion or relegation issues. The clubs involved must have made every effort to fulfil their fixtures throughout the season. (iii) Every club shall ensure that they have a team available to play every week except on the League’s closed dates. The League will not fixture games on Bank Holiday weekends unless circumstances dictate otherwise. A club may apply to the League for two other Saturdays as a “Week off”, providing that at least 28 days notice is given. No club will be permitted to take a “Week off” after 31st March. (iv) A list of fixtures will be drawn up by the Fixture Secretary on a regular basis. Fixtures having been circulated or published shall be deemed to have been accepted unless objections are received by the Fixture Secretary within fourteen days of their issue. B (i) All matches shall be played in accordance with the Laws of the Game as determined by the International Football Association Board. (ii) Clubs must take all reasonable precautions to keep their grounds in a playable condition. This includes ensuring that suitable changing rooms are available for both teams. (iii) The Management Committee shall have power to decide whether a pitch and/or facilities are suitable for matches in the League and to order the club concerned to play its fixtures on another ground. (iv) If through any fault of the home team, a match has to be replayed, the Management Committee shall have power to order the venue to be changed. (v) Referees must order matches to commence at the appointed time whenever possible. All late starts must be reported. The captain of the offending team(s) should be advised that it is the referee’s intention to do so, and, obtain their signature(s) as confirmation that they have been informed. (vi) All matches shall have a duration of 90 minutes unless a shorter time (not less than 60 minutes) is mutually arranged by the two captains in consultation with the referee prior to the commencement of the match, and in any event shall be of equal halves. All double banker matches shall be of a minimum duration of thirty minutes each way. (vii) Any team failing to commence within twenty minutes of the appointed time shall be deemed to have failed to keep its engagement and the game may be awarded to their opponents, if they reasonably attend. In the event of a match not being played due to reasons beyond their control, a written explanation must be given to the Fixture Secretary within three days of the match (Sundays not included) giving any special reasons as to why the game was not played. (viii) The times of kick-off shall be determined at the AGM, but shall be no earlier than 1.00pm on a Saturday afternoon, unless an earlier kick off time has been agreed between both clubs and in agreement with both the Fixture Secretary and the referee. (ix) Any club failing to commence within ten minutes of the appointed time shall be fined £20.00 or be dealt with as the Management Committee may determine. Any club responsible for a late start causing a less than ninety minute playing time may have their fine increased. The home team must provide at least two footballs fit for play and the referee shall make a report to the League if the footballs are unsuitable. Goal nets and corner flags must be used. Each team must provide a first aid kit at each match. Each team shall be required to appoint an assistant referee. (xiii) The referee shall report compliance of these requirements on the match report form. Any club in breach of any part of this clause shall be fined £10.00 on each count and/or dealt with at the Management Committee’s discretion. Repeated offences by any team shall be dealt with by the Management Committee who shall have the powers to inflict any penalty that it may deem suitable. C Except by permission of the Management Committee all matches must be played on the dates originally fixed, but priority shall be given to The Football Association, all relevant County Association Cup competitions, and Centenary Cup competition fixtures in that order of priority. All other matches must be considered secondary. Clubs may mutually agree to bring forward a match with the consent of the interested parties and the Fixture Secretary. Should the circumstances necessitate it, the Management Committee may reschedule any fixture provided not less than five days notice is given to the teams of the new date on which the fixture is to be played. A team not having previously been given a fixture for a particular Saturday must hold their team available until 6.00pm on the Tuesday prior to the forthcoming Saturday. A team may be asked to play a match after the Tuesday deadline, but they will not be penalised if they cannot fulfil the proposed fixture. D The secretary of the home club must provide full particulars of a) the location of, and access to, the ground, b) the kick-off time, and c) the team colours to the match officials and the secretary of the opposing club at least five clear days (10.00 pm on Monday evening) prior to the playing of the match. The away club have a responsibility to actively seek and acknowledge receipt of such particulars. If required the secretary of the home club must confirm the details in writing. Any club failing to comply with this rule shall be liable to a fine of £20.00 and/or dealt with at the discretion of the Management Committee. E The minimum number of players constituting a team at the commencement of a match shall be seven (7). If a team with only seven players subsequently has one dismissed from the field of play, the match will be abandoned. The Management Committee will determine the outcome of the match, whether it should be replayed etc. Clubs fielding a team without the requisite number of players may be fined a sum of £10 for each missing player. F (i) Home and away matches shall be played. In the event of a club failing to keep its engagement the Management Committee shall have power to a) inflict a fine, b) deduct points from the defaulting club, c) award the points from the match in question to the opponents, d) order the defaulting club to pay any expenses incurred by the opponents or. e) Otherwise deal with them except the award of goals. All matches shall be played on the dates originally fixed. (ii) Any club with more than one team in the League shall always fulfil its fixtures, within the League, in the following order of precedence: - First Team, Reserve Team, A Team. Clubs in breach of this requirement shall be dealt with by the Management Committee. (iii) Every club shall play its best available qualified team(s) in all matches in the League, and shall have teams available every week once the season has commenced. If, in the opinion of the Management Committee, the substance or spirit of this rule is obviously being disregarded, the club concerned shall be called to account for its actions, and shall be subject to such decisions that the Management Committee may determine, despite the fact that Rule 8 has not been infringed. (iv) Should a team be unable to fulfil a previously arranged league or cup fixture they must advise the Fixture Secretary and their opponents in writing, or by email, at least 28 days prior to the date of the fixture. Teams giving less than 28 days notice of their inability to fulfil the fixture will forfeit the match and be fined £100.00 or dealt with as the Management Committee may decide. From this fine, the referee shall be awarded his fee, after which the remainder of the balance may be awarded, either in part or the whole, to the club not in default. (If both clubs mutually agree to cancel a fixture without giving the required notice, then that match will only be rearranged towards the end of the season, and only if time allows). (v) Not withstanding the foregoing home and away provision, the Management Committee shall have power to order a match to be played on a neutral ground or on the opponent's ground if they are satisfied that such action is warranted by the circumstances. (vi) Notice of cancellation of any matches must be given without delay (either in person, by telephone or by email) by the club cancelling, to the Fixture Secretary, Referee’s Secretary, the secretary of the opposing club, the referee and, where applicable, the referee’s assistants. Formal notification of any cancellation, together with the reasons must be reported, in writing (or email), to the General Secretary within three working days of the scheduled date of the match. Any club failing to comply with this rule shall be fined £20.00 and/or dealt with by the Management Committee who may inflict any extra penalties that they deem suitable. This ruling is intended to cover matches that are cancelled due to bad weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances. (vii) Any club unable to fulfil a fixture must, without delay, give notice to the League’s Fixture Secretary, Referee’s Secretary, the secretary of the opposing club, and the match officials. Any club failing to comply shall be dealt with by the Management Committee who may inflict a fine. (viii) In the event of a match not being played or abandoned owing to causes over which neither club has control, it shall be played in its entirety on a date to be mutually agreed by the two clubs and approved by the Management Committee. Failing such agreement the matter shall be dealt with by the Management Committee who shall have the power to order the match to be played on a named date, on or before a given date, or dealt with as they may determine. (ix) The Management Committee shall review all matches abandoned in cases where it is consequent upon the conduct of either or both teams. Where it is to the advantage of the League and does no injustice to either club, the Management Committee shall be empowered to order the score at the time of the abandonment to stand. In all cases where the Management Committee are satisfied that a match was abandoned owing to the conduct of one team or it’s club member(s) they shall be empowered to award the points for the match to their opponents. In cases where a match has been abandoned owing to the conduct of both teams or their club member(s), the Management Committee shall rule all points for the match as void. No fine(s) can be applied by the Management Committee for an abandoned match. (x) The Management Committee shall review any match that has taken place where either or both teams were under a suspension imposed upon them by the Association or Affiliated Association. In each case the team that was under suspension would be dealt with in the same manner as if they had participated with ineligible players in accordance with Rule 8(O) above. Where both teams were under suspension the game must be declared null and void. G A club may, at its discretion and in accordance with the Laws of the Game, use three substitute players in any match in this League. They may be selected from five players. In all matches, the names of the substitutes shall be given to the referee not later than ten (10) minutes before the start of the match. Any substitute whose name is not given to the referee at this time will not be eligible to take part in the match. A player who has been selected, appointed or named as a substitute before the start of the match, but does not actually play in the game, shall not be considered to have been a player in that game within the meaning of Rule 8 of this Competition. To replace a player with a substitute, the following conditions must be observed: The referee must be informed before any proposed substitution is made. The substitute only enters the field of play after the player being replaced has left and after receiving a signal from the referee. The substitute only enters the field of play at the halfway line and during a stoppage in the match. The substitution is completed when a substitute enters the field of play. All substitutes are subject to the authority and jurisdiction of the referee, whether called upon to play or not. H The half time interval shall be of ten minutes duration, but it shall not exceed fifteen minutes the half time interval may only be altered with the consent of the referee. I The League shall require all players and club officials to have signed up to the Football Association’s RESPECT Codes of Conduct. Club officials shall sign and return a copy of their agreement to the League prior to the commencement of the season. Player’s agreements should be returned together with the League Registration Form. Clubs participating in a fixture shall identify a team captain who has a responsibility to offer support in the management of the on-field discipline of his team mates. The designated player shall be identified by the wearing of a captain’s armband. Prior to each match the participating teams and officials shall conduct the ‘RESPECT’ handshake, and, if appropriate, handshakes to the opposing team after the match. Directory: groups -> 22437411 groups -> Tiger Leaps Progress Update from Tenafly High School March 28, 2012 English groups -> Personal Data: Name : Prasanna. S educational Qualification groups -> Traffic alert and Collision Avoidance System or tcas groups -> 1980s Type Card Master List from Standard Catalog 1980 Burger King Phillies groups -> Lima Site 85 Personnel List groups -> General knowledge groups -> Kenneth pomeranz the great himalayan watershed groups -> Christina Maria Bergqvist 22437411 -> Football league Download 0.72 Mb. Share with your friends:
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