What should a member federation do regarding national transfer systems?

A member federation should create regulations similar to FIBA's for their internal transfers to ensure alignment with international standards and practices. This approach facilitates a more structured and fair transfer process within the federation, allowing for consistency and clarity among players, clubs, and agents. By adhering to FIBA’s guidelines, member federations can maintain a level of professionalism and support player mobility while also protecting the rights and obligations of all parties involved. It helps safeguard the integrity of the sport and promotes healthy competition, as players can transfer with clear understanding of the rules governing their movement within the sport. Moreover, establishing regulations that reflect FIBA's framework can also streamline processes with international transfers, reducing potential conflicts and misunderstandings.