• courts to be installed prior to the first match
• matches to start on time (quick progress)
• to invite a replacement referee in case of absence of the listed referee, in order to avoid any delay

• The first match has a set starting time
• Every next match starts within 10 minutes after the previous one has ended
• Court command and referee take the initiative to a quick start of the match
• Warming up (to avoid injuries) must be allowed on a free court or in the facility's hallways

After the matches

• collect/store supporting equipment
• take down the fields
• remove litter from the hall
• take found items to the reception desk

The following equipment has been arranged

• Supporting equipment: pens, match forms, rules of play
• Courts: nets, antennae, referee chairs, score boards, court numbers

Borrowing players from other teams

• An incidental shortage of players may be compensated by borrowing a player from a team that plays on a lower level (lower rank within the same group or lower group; based on situation at the start of the day)
• The last team in the group may borrow players from any other team in the same group
• Prior to adding the borrowed player to the team, this player's identity and original team must be conveyed to the referee and the opponent team.

Absence of teams
The team that registered for the league must play the matches. If a team has less than 6 players, participants can be borrowed from other teams. A team that doesn't show up will be fined EUR 30,00 and has lost the match with 2x 25-0. The idea behind this is that everyone has payed and counts on playing volleyball. The absent team eliminates this expectation and disappoints the other teams.

Use of the sports hall
The hall playgrounds may only be entered wearing trainers; these cannot have black soles. Shoes that have been worn outside are not allowed on the playgrounds. Consumption of food and drinks is not allowed on the playgrounds.