Responsibilities of a Billeting Player Respect and Courtesy: Show respect and courtesy to all members of the billet family. Follow household rules and guidelines established by the billet family. Communicate openly and honestly with the billet family about any concerns or needs. Personal Responsibility: Maintain personal hygiene and cleanliness. Keep your bedroom and shared spaces clean and tidy. Be responsible for your own laundry and personal belongings. Participation and Integration: Participate in family activities and social events when possible. Make an effort to integrate into the family’s daily routine. Show appreciation for the hospitality and support provided by the billet family. Academic Commitment: Attend all scheduled classes and complete homework and assignments on time. Provide the billet family with a timetable of your classes and any changes to your academic schedule. Hockey and Team Commitment: Be punctual and prepared for all practices, games, and team events. Maintain open communication with the billet family about your hockey schedule. Follow team guidelines and expectations regarding conduct, curfews, and performance. Financial Responsibility: Manage any specific personal expenses, including any unique dietary needs or personal care items not covered by the billet fee. Communication: Maintain regular contact with your parents or guardians to keep them informed about your well-being and progress. Inform the billet family and team officials of any issues or concerns that arise. Health and Well-being: Take care of your physical and mental health. Underage players are not to consume alcohol or drugs, nor be involved in any other illegal activities. Inform the billet family of any medical conditions or special requirements. Seek medical attention if necessary and communicate any health concerns to the billet family. By fulfilling these responsibilities, billeting players can contribute to a positive and supportive living arrangement, fostering a harmonious relationship with their billet family and making the most of their hockey and personal development experience.