Kids Safe-at-Sport Network     [KSAS-Au]	An OIC Initiative

15:06 Tue 17 Apr 2007			REF:JISACAC1
					Y/R: T 2007/04/17 13:00 - 14:12

TO:	Richard MARTYR			cc	Dan MOORE/Mark GREEN
	Director				Subbie Clubs for feedback
	INFRASPORT				JSIS/KSAS-Au Network

Richard - further to our telephone discussion I confirm my understanding 
of the complementary objectives between the Infrasport Club System
and the Junior Sports Information System [JSIS]/Kids Safe-at-Sport
Network [KSAS-Au].

A	New Systems for new Legislation and Volunteer Processes
B	How Infrasport & JSIS/KSAS-Au complementary
C	AS4590 eCommerce Standard for Registration & Event From
D	Proposed Next Steps

A	NEW SYSTEM FOR LEGISLATION & VOLUNTEER PROCESSES

JSIS & KSAS-Au were developed to enable Local Sports Clubs and
Business Communities to derive benefits from:

1	Federal and State Electronic Transaction Acts	

2	Volunteer Management Schemes

An example is the 2004 partnership between Rio Tinto WA Future 
Fund and WA Department of Sport and Recreation [DSR] to develop 
the Rio Tinto Volunteer Management Scheme [RTVMS]

The RTVMS records the Volunteer hours as Assets for the Peak
Body and the State Body or Council not for the Sport Club or Volunteers.

The CZAG Volunteer Information Management Systems [VIMS] records
the Volunteer time as Assets for the Sports Club and the Volunteer as
part of the Local Information Economy

B	HOW INFRASPORT & JSIS/KSAS-AU COMPLEMENTARY

The Infrasport Club System has been designed to assist Clubs with
their records administration and provide On-line registration, payment
and merchandising facilities.

All of the weekly Competition information is provided by Interfuse
via Interfuse Sport

The JSIS system has been designed to enable every local business
with a web-site to sponsor a local Junior sports team and for the 
Local business to appear on multiple web-pages.

The concept behind the JSIS System is that Junior Team would be 
responsible for the update of the weekly result and player details
and would receive Team Responsibility Credits as per the Electronic
Transaction Acts.

This is part of the "Leadership Development and Responsibility 
Practice" for the Junior players to learn how to update Club
and Internet records

There would be up-to 10 web pages for each Junior Sports team
with 4 sponsors per web page

C	AS4590 ECOMMERCE STANDARD FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES

Over the past 5 years there has been considerable debate in the 
IT Community over the Australian eCommerce Standard AS4590.

This eCommerce Standard had two different address formats as part 
of the standard that caused major problems for eCommerce sites
like Sydney Port.

You may want to contact Ben ANSON President of Barkers Olds Boys
about the report he wrote to the Treasury in 2003 as the Consultant 
to Sydney Port

Last year we finally managed to resolve the problem and confirm only
one eCommerce Address Standard for AS4590

You may want to review this format as this is the format that is used
for SMEs that wish to sponsors Local Junior Team sites

This is the address format that we now use in all our On-line 
eCommerce Registrations and Booking forms

D	NEXT STEPS

Richard - as Junior Rugby Clubs will really be able to benefit from 
the Local Information Economy Sponsorship perhaps we could 
discuss this further next week.

Which is a convenient day to speak with you next week ?

Regards

Stephen GOULD
Project Co-ordinator
JUNIOR SPORTS INFORMATION SYSTEM [JSIS]
AND KIDS SAFE-AT-SPORT NETWORK [KSAS-Au]
16:42	T	2007/04/17	Syd	2065

E:	stephen.gould@oic.org
M:	0416-009-468