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February 13, 2024 – After recent concerns regarding the safety and conduct towards match officials, the Australian Professional Leagues (APL) supports Football Australia’s stand for safety and respect for all participants in Australian Football.

Speaking in support, the APL’s Independent Chair, Stephen Conroy said, “The Australian Professional Leagues (APL) supports Football Australia’s call for a unified stand for respect and safety across Australian football.

“Match officials play a vital role in all levels of football and APL is committed to working to improve the culture surrounding them at the League level.”

In regards to recent events involving match officials at A-Leagues matches, Stephen Conroy said, “APL is unable to comment on Football Australia run disciplinary processes stemming from recent events, however, clearly we don’t condone poor behaviour towards League match officials who should be able to work in a safe and respectful environment.”

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