Code of Conduct for Spectators - Reminder
From the Department of 'Recreation & Sport'
Keeping sport fun and safe
What is a fun and safe junior sports club?
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A community - where juniors can feel connected to friends and family
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A fun place - where the emphasis is on enjoyment, involvement and being physically active (rather than winning);
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A safe physical environment - the right equipment, first aid and safe buildings and playing areas
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A safe social environment - where a club has policies and practices in relation to alcohol use, drugs, child protection and harassment;
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A safe cultureal environment - where a club has poilcies and practices that are inclusive and welcoming for all juniors (including young people with disabilities, who are indigenous and/or who are from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds).
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A fun and safe junior sports club promotes and enforces appropriate codes of behaviour.
Codes of Behaviour are for:
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Players
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Parents and Spectators
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Coaches and Teachers
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Administrators
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Officials
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The Media
Last Modified on 02/12/2008 15:59
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