What must national member federations do when establishing transfer regulations?

When national member federations are establishing transfer regulations, it is essential for them to invite their members to draw on the Internal Regulations of FIBA. This approach ensures that the transfer rules align with the overarching standards and principles set by FIBA, promoting consistency and adherence to best practices within international basketball. By referencing FIBA's regulations, federations can create a framework that supports fair play, transparency, and the integrity of the sport, while also considering the unique context and needs of their own leagues and players.

Inviting their members to engage with FIBA’s Internal Regulations fosters a collaborative environment, allowing for a shared understanding of the rules that govern player transfers, which can ultimately lead to a more organized and efficient transfer process in alignment with international standards. This method also facilitates communication and cooperation between the national federation and the clubs, ensuring that everyone involved is aware of their rights and obligations concerning player transfers.