Yank Man wrote:So, Brighton votes to leave SFL and return to SAAFL. It then gets presented to the executive committee at its Agm, I presume, and the clubs vote against it and it gets rejected. What then? When Edwardstown left SAAFL the SFL clubs had all sat in a meeting and the majority agreed to vote for it, but why wouldn't they agree to pick up a club of that standing to bolster their league. That was done even before it was put the EFC members. The question begs, does SAAFL really need Brighton and the disruption it will bring to clubs.
Clubs don't vote on who gets into our league only the League Executive and they place them into the Div that they feel is where they should be.
SAAFL CONSTITUTION6. MEMBERSHIP: NEW ADMISSIONS
6.1 Any club desirous of playing Australian Football may make application for
admission to The League.
6.2 Each application made in accordance with paragraph 6.1 above shall be
considered by the Executive Committee and accepted or rejected at the sole
discretion of the Executive Committee.
6.3 All applications for membership shall be made and determined in accordance
with the provisions of the Rules and Regulations of The League relating to such
applications.
6.4 The decision of the Executive Committee shall be final and there shall be no
appeal against that decision.