AFL Goldfields will take full responsibility for auditing player points allocations in the Central Highlands Football League in 2016 after an error-riddled opening year.
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The system had originally been operated by the league and the clubs with minimal assistance from the regional governing body, however a number of incorrect player points allocations has led to five clubs breaching their club quota.
AFL Goldfields said the audit should highlight the importance of ensuring correct player values.
AFL Goldfields set to take charge of points
