Any registration made here is subject to confirmation that you have (a) paid any mandatory State Entry Levy (NSW, Queensland, Vic, WA fencers only), (b) are in good standing (e.g. your State affiliation has been paid), and (c) confirmed your availability for Team events (compulsory for WA fencers).
State levies for Victoria / Queensland cannot be paid here; they must be paid directly to the relevant State Association.
If the system does not recognise you as an affiliated fencer, you need to follow this up with your State Association (i.e. not the AFF) in order to avoid a late registration fee (click here).
Normal registrations will be accepted until 19 June, after which they will be considered "Late" (no exceptions): note the "Fees and Charges" information on the AFF web site (click here). Please note also that any registration is accepted subject to having no debts outstanding with the AFF outside the relevant credit terms or special arrangement.
Fencers should be aware that Cadets events and Under-15s events are separate, but may be paid for in a single transaction here, and that any State levies are a per-fencer fee (not per event).
The AFF's Privacy Policy applies to all personal information collected here, and can be reviewed on the AFF Web Site (Documents and Policies, All Documents and Policies, Privacy Policy - click here).
Athletes intending to register, and those who have already registered, should note that the AFF has clarified its Podium Presentation Standards for 2015 (click here), and that the new AFF policy in relation to body wire holes in gloves applies from this event onwards (click here) - simply, if there is a hole near the wrist that can fit a pencil in it (the "pencil test"), then this must be securely sewn up. However, the new FIE rule in relation to chest protectors has not yet been implemented. Bayonet body wires are permitted.
Epee fencers should note that in line with the FIE communication (click here), Leon Paul epee blades dated 2013-15 will be banned for safety reasons.