NEW REFEREE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

The Canadian Soccer Association under the their new regulations and control of Match Officials have created a new Classification system for referees in Canada. As of January 1st 2009 all Ontario referees will be effected by this new classification system  and will be graded accordingly.
The  chart  attached  outlines  in graphic
format how each referee will be effected.
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CSA Uniform Policy

- All Match Officials must wear plain black shirts and black shorts, and socks must be black
- When there is a clash between the uniform shirt colours with the players
and the referees the first alterative is to be yellow and then red.
- All referees are to wear the CSA badge (starting in 2009) and badge  must be worn on the left breast pocket.
- No other competition or  association badge may be worn
-No advertising of any nature is permitted on Match Official’s clothing,
except for marked logos (branding).
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OSA  Policies

4.1 A referee may only take part in games for which his/her classification permits, and as outlined in the Pyramid of Refereeing chart. The list of games to which a referee is eligible to be appointed is in accordance with the Canadian Soccer Association Rules and Regulations on Referee Development.

see :
Operational Procedures, Section 7.0, Procedure 4.0
Code of Conduct

To ensure a safe environment for all Soccer participants, referees have been given special responsibilities and are therefore expected to act with professionalism and courtesy at all times. There is an OSA Board approved "Code of Conduct" for Ontario Referees contained in the following document: