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Play by the Rules

Play by the Rules. COACHING & OFFICIATING DIRECTORS WORKSHOPS PRESENTATION. Keeping sport inclusive, safe and fair. What is Play by the Rules ?.

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Play by the Rules

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  1. Play by the Rules COACHING & OFFICIATING DIRECTORS WORKSHOPS PRESENTATION

  2. Keeping sport inclusive, safe and fair

  3. What is Play by the Rules? Play by the Rules is a website which offers free online training, information and resources for clubs and sporting organisations to ensure everyone involved in sport can do so in enjoyable, safe environments, free from discrimination or harassment.

  4. What’s on Play by the Rules? Everything you should know if you’re involved in sport. • Free online training on your legal rights and responsibilities • Information on how to respond to common issues and challenges • Interactive scenarios on a topical sport issues • Guidelines & information sheets to support sporting personnel • State specific information on discrimination and child protection • Resources in a range of formats

  5. Who runs it? • Play by the Rules is a partnership of 19 agencies around Australia, including: • The Australian Sports Commission • Australian Human Rights Commission • All state and territory sport and recreation and anti-discrimination agencies • The Queensland Commission for Children, Young People and Child Guardian.

  6. What’s the connection with ASC policies? • Consistent with Member Protection Policy • Complements Coaching & Officiating programs and policies • More information about ‘here and now’ problem solving • Club focused

  7. How to use it? Complete the free online training to understand your rights and responsibilities under child protection and equal opportunity legislation.

  8. How to use it? Use Got an Issue to ‘nip problems in the bud’ before they become complaints.

  9. How to use it? Use PBTR short videos to explore issues and clarify policies.

  10. How to use it? Use the short PBTR interactive scenarios to explore contentious issues and clarify policies, for example ‘Overtraining or Suspicion of Harm’ and Religious Inclusion.

  11. How to use it?

  12. What does sport think about these resources?

  13. Access others resources to create safe environments for coaches & officials SA Coloured Shirt Program UK FA Respect

  14. Some case studies • Softball NSW • compulsory for all Softball NSW players, coaches, umpires, scorers involved in Nationals to complete online training • AFL Tasmania • familiarisation of Play by the Rules website and completion of online trainingfor all Level 1 Coaches • Ten Pin Bowling Australia • promote ‘Got an Issue’ to their members to encourage early resolution of issues • SA Northern Regional Netball Association • includes completion of online training as part of disciplinary outcomes of complaints

  15. Some testimonials • Archery Australia • “I have conducted seminars ...in each state informing people about Archery Australia's policy on Member Protection and used the PBTR CD as part of my seminar. I found that the CD is an excellent resource” • Hills Basketball Referee Service NSW • “Play by the Rules is an ideal resource for training volunteers and for developing systems to enhance your organisation's sporting product for your community” • Queensland Water polo • “ Play by the Rules enables our members to gain a greater understanding of the issues affecting sport these days”

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