COVID-19 Resources
COVID-19 Assistance
Please refer to our Return to Training / Playing page for the latest information and resources relating to cricket and COVID-19.
Queensland Cricket has consolidated the table below of guidance, support and resources being offered for COVID-19 scenarios. Our Community Cricket staff are available to answer any queries and support you through this time
| Area | Overview | Potential Scenario | Resource Contacts and Links |
| Club Management | Building club resilience and making the most of forced downtime. | Various scenarios due to COVID-19 |
CPR Group - Club Crisis webinar series |
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Competition Management |
Working with Local Competitions and Council to assist competition management matters. | Winter code season extensions |
Local Cricket Officers QC Community Cricket staff |
| Finance |
Budget template based on the organisation's most recent audited financials. This is a tool to help organisations forward plan their finances. |
Projected loss of revenue due to things like: - Player registrations -Sponsorship loss |
CPR Group - Sports Club Fee Calculator
cprgroup.com.au/ |
| Finance | Four step process of understanding revenue shortfalls, budgeting, expenditure and preventative measures that should be put in place to protect your club’s short and long term future. |
Projected loss of revenue due to things like: - Player registrations - Sponsorship loss |
Active Queensland Industry Alliance Webinars |
| Finance |
Fundraising opportunities to offset COVID-19 impacts. |
- Loss in revenue - Need for equipment |
Australian Sports Foundation |
| IT and Systems |
Access to Microsoft teams (online training provided) to set up online meetings and phone conferences. |
Social distancing |
Microsoft Teams |
| Legal | Active Queenslanders Industry Alliance can assist eligible organisations to receive a free initial consultation with a legal team that specialises in the fitness, sport and active recreation sectors. Eligible Clubs and organisations can access a free confidential consultation with a qualified legal adviser to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on your organisation. Know where you stand on the issues that matter to your organisation and gain clarity moving forward. |
Legal advice needed due to various scenarios |
Active Queensland Industry Alliance consults |
| Legal |
“The Associations Incorporation Act 1981 requires an association’s annual general meeting (AGM) to be held within 6 months of the end of their financial year. There is an existing provision in the Act (s. 121) that allows the chief executive to grant an extension to an association for holding its AGM. |
Social distancing |
Queries - Office of Fair Trading: registration.service@justice.qld.gov.au |
