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儿童和 青少年安全实践 注意事项

The following Do’s and Don’ts guide has practical actions for anyone involved to follow in the delivery of programs, services or activities with children and young people participating in sport. 

• This guide is in Simplified Chinese.

الشكاوى والنزاعات وسياسة الانضباط

• The complaints process in Arabic.

This Guideline includes specific examples and case studies of homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia in sports. 

Some of the language and scenarios presented may be explicit and confronting to some readers.

Sport Integrity Australia was known as Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) before July 2020.

Read our archived ASADA Annual Reports.

This statement outlines Sport Integrity Australia’s priorities and approach to achieving the goals and obligations referred to in the Ministerial Statement of Expectations.

This Summary Paper provides recommendations on how sporting organisations can comply with the recently updated whistleblower obligations under Part 9.4AAA of the Corporations Act 2001.

Statements of Expectations give greater clarity about the Government's expectations and priorities about how the agency will fulfil its statutory responsibilities.

The Audit and Risk Committee Charter sets out the Committee’s role, authority, membership and tenure, functions, engagement, reporting and administrative arrangements.

The following Dos and Don’ts guide has practical actions for anyone involved to follow in the delivery of programs, services or activities with children and young people participating in sport.

The complaints process is set up to keep Australian sport safe and fair. 

This document outlines how complaints about poor behaviour will be managed under the NIF Complaints, Disputes and Discipline Policy.