Resources

Webinar held on Feb 13, 2023, 'Photography, Videos and Electronic Communication with Children and Young People'.

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Webinar held on March 6, 2024, 'Recognising Boundaries and Managing Behaviours of Children and Young People'.

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Webinar held on Thursday 17th October 2024, 'Safer Recruitment in Sport'.

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These fact sheets give a high-level overview of how each National Integrity Framework (NIF) policy contributes to safeguarding the integrity of Australian sport.

• For full policies, visit your sport’s official website
• Check if your sport is signed up to the National Integrity Framework.

Under the World Anti-Doping Code there are 11 possible Anti-Doping Rule Violations. Seven apply to athletes, support personnel and other non-participants and 4 apply to athletes only.

This guide is for everyone involved in sport, such as members, participants, employees, contractors and volunteers. This includes players and athletes, coaches, instructors, officials and administrators at all levels.

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.

Use this form to apply for a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).  It will be reviewed by a panel of medical practitioners from the Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee (ASDMAC).

The Investigation of Complaints Guidelines (the Guidelines) are for those who manage sport integrity-related matters in National Sporting Organisations (NSOs), State Sporting Organisations (SSOs) or association or community sporting clubs.

This checklist was developed to help sports assess the suitability of an applicant who has applied for a child-related position within the organisation.