It is important to note that the South Bay Unit is not a public nor governmental entity and does not have the capacity to take state action. Insurance and Liability Issues. Members of the South Bay Unit are Independent Contractors for all purposes including but not limited to liability, casualty, property, medical, dental and workers' compensation losses. The Board of Directors may elect if funds are sufficient, to purchase liability insurance for the Board through the NASO LOAN program or any other coverage. There is no insurance coverage or indemnification for the membership for losses or liabilities provided by the South Bay Unit arising from football officiating.
All members assume their own risk.
There are no owners, partners or employees of the association. The South Bay Unit adheres to the requirements set forth by the California Football Officials Association Executive Council. Members are required to attend a minimum of six two-hour meetings and a field clinic. Decisions by the Board of Directors are made by a two-thirds vote of the Board after a discussion. Decision making process is democratic in nature.