What does Lacrosse Canada's concussion policy require of everyone involved?

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The Lacrosse Canada Concussion Policy covers coaches, athletes, volunteers, officials and other members.

A concussion is a clinical diagnosis that can only be made by a physician.
At all events, competitions and practices, participants must use their best efforts to stay aware of incidents that may cause a concussion and to recognize the symptoms. Symptoms may appear immediately or within hours or days, and may be different for everyone.
Coaches, trainers, officials and even parents should be familiar with the Concussion Management Guidelines, which explain how to recognize signs of a concussion, the initial actions, return to play and reporting.
Every possible concussion incident must be reported to Lacrosse Canada.