If the CCA coaches have already met the criteria for the provisional National Registry of Coaches (NROC) membership, then why do they still have to register for the membership?

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NROC members are entitled to benefits such as access to professional development courses offered by SportSG and the National Sports Associations (NSAs). Registration as NROC members provides networking and learning opportunities, in addition to their professional development which improves the quality of coaching in Singapore.

If the CCA coaches have already met the criteria for the provisional National Registry of Coaches (NROC) membership, then why do they still have to register for the membership?

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