6.2 Team Cards or Sheets
Team cards or sheets must be presented to the Umpire/Technical Bench, prior to a fixture match, correctly filled in with surname first, then full given name. For Divisions 1 to 3 each player's individual shirt number must appear on the team card. The initials "(JNR)" must be added to the name of any junior player filling in. Insert "(C)" beside the name of the Captain of the team.

The player's BHA registration number must appear in the designated space on the team card or sheet.

Team cards are in duplicate with the top (original) leaf for the Club's records and the duplicate to be submitted to the BHA Office.

Team cards for Saturday fixture matches must be in the hands of the Secretary by 5pm the next Monday, Team cards for Sunday fixture matches must be in the hands of the Secretary by 5pm the following Tuesday. Team cards for mid-week fixture matches must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than two days after the match. At the discretion of the Board a fine of one hundred dollars ($100) for the first offence with subsequent increases of fifty dollars ($50) per offence will be incurred by the host Club if the above practice is not followed.

Captains should check that the scores and other relevant information has been correctly recorded before signing at the completion of the match. Team cards and sheets are considered by the Association as official correspondence. All team cards and sheets must be legible in all respects. Failure to comply with this may result in a fine of one hundred dollars ($100).

6.3 Premiership Points Table
The Board will publish on a regular basis Premiership Points Tables for each competition/division.

6.4 Temporary Suspensions
Temporary suspensions must be recorded on the Team Card/Sheet as well as on the Match Report if applicable.

6.5 Permanent Suspensions

6.5.1 For grass fixture matches the host Club must report such suspensions before 6:00 pm that evening to the Association's answering service.

6.5.2 For artificial surface fixture matches the person in charge of the Technical Bench must report such suspensions that evening to the Association's answering service.

The telephone number for the Association's answering service is 3899 4399. Failure to comply with either of the above may result in the levying of penalties by the Board.

N.B. In either case the player and umpire involved will be expected to attend a judiciary hearing on the next Monday evening (unless a Public Holiday) immediately following the incident at the BHA Office (SHC) at 6:30 pm.

7 BEST & FAIREST SCORING SYSTEM (Division One only)
The award for the "best and fairest" player in the Division One competition is currently known as the BHA Best & Fairest Medal. It was formerly known as the Fosters Medal and the Oakbridge Medal. Points are allocated for each fixture match on a 3, 2 and 1 basis. The player with the most points at the end of the season is the winner. An award is also made to the player receiving the most points for each team.

The Board will decide the method/system to be used for awarding the best and fairest points.

A player receiving a red card and found guilty of an offence resulting in a fine or suspension shall be disqualified from winning the medal. Players who have not registered "Brisbane" as their Primary Association will not be eligible for "best and fairest" points.

No draws are permitted and players receiving equal points at the end shall be separated by count back. The player receiving the most three point awards shall be declared the winner. If the count is still equal then the player receiving the most two point awards shall be declared the winner. If the count is still equal then the player receiving the lesser number of yellow cards shall be declared the winner. Final determination if necessary shall be made by the senior selection panel for the fosters medal and by a cut of cards or any other method approved by the Board for individual team winners.