From the scenario given, identify the business rules (BR). The BRs should lead directly to your ERD and capture concisely the entities/relationships in the rule.

Draw an Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) using Crows Foot notation in MS Visio. Label the relationships as well.

The Fiji Rugby Union has recruited to be their systems Manager. They are hoping to incorporate a fully automated web based information system for their organization The FRU is based in the nation's capital of Suva and administers rugby over the nation's 14 provinces covering an area of 230,000 square kilometers of the South Pacific. Rugby is the leading sport throughout the Fiji Islands, with an estimated 60,000 senior players and 20,000 schoolchildren. The FRU conducts club competitions (tournaments) with provincial teams. Provincial club teams comprise of 12 full time players and a non-travelling reserve. Additionally, each team has team officials such as the Coach and Manager. In addition to this structure, there are many village teams, which are too isolated, or too little in number to form a club. Almost every village has a team although those not attached to a provincial club may play only occasional matches. Organizing such tournaments requires the expertise of a tournament manager. The tournament manager is only supposed to manage at most one tournament for quality assurance. Each province is given the opportunity to host at least one Tournament in their district however, most games are staged in the National Stadium in Suva as most districts do not have their own rugby stadiums. Major Competitions Staged by FRU include; 1. Skipper Cup The main provincial competition conducted by the FRU is the Skipper Cup- a competition between the 12 leading Provincial teams. The 12 teams play on a round-robin basis with the top four teams playing in a semifinal/final series. HFC Bank - Farebrother Series 2. Fiji rugby's best-loved competition is an additional Provincial series known in Fiji simply as the Farebrother. The competition is played annually and the current cup holder is challenged one by one by other Provincial teams. All games are home matches for the cup holder. To maintain high quality in games, FRU employees 50 referees that are supposed to officiate the games in the FRU organized games. Administration and development of Referees is conducted by the FRU's Referees' Development that are responsible for recruiting and training. The Fiji Rugby Union has recruited to be their systems Manager. They are hoping to incorporate a fully automated web based information system for their organization The FRU is based in the nation's capital of Suva and administers rugby over the nation's 14 provinces covering an area of 230,000 square kilometers of the South Pacific. Rugby is the leading sport throughout the Fiji Islands, with an estimated 60,000 senior players and 20,000 schoolchildren. The FRU conducts club competitions (tournaments) with provincial teams. Provincial club teams comprise of 12 full time players and a non-travelling reserve. Additionally, each team has team officials such as the Coach and Manager. In addition to this structure, there are many village teams, which are too isolated, or too little in number to form a club. Almost every village has a team although those not attached to a provincial club may play only occasional matches. Organizing such tournaments requires the expertise of a tournament manager. The tournament manager is only supposed to manage at most one tournament for quality assurance. Each province is given the opportunity to host at least one Tournament in their district however, most games are staged in the National Stadium in Suva as most districts do not have their own rugby stadiums. Major Competitions Staged by FRU include; 1. Skipper Cup The main provincial competition conducted by the FRU is the Skipper Cup- a competition between the 12 leading Provincial teams. The 12 teams play on a round-robin basis with the top four teams playing in a semifinal/final series. HFC Bank - Farebrother Series 2. Fiji rugby's best-loved competition is an additional Provincial series known in Fiji simply as the Farebrother. The competition is played annually and the current cup holder is challenged one by one by other Provincial teams. All games are home matches for the cup holder. To maintain high quality in games, FRU employees 50 referees that are supposed to officiate the games in the FRU organized games. Administration and development of Referees is conducted by the FRU's Referees' Development that are responsible for recruiting and training