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Sydney Uni is committed to ensure the Member Welfare Policy and Guidelines as outlined by Swimming Australia is strictly adhered to by its members, coaches, and technical officials. The Codes of Conduct attached below reflects our commitment to the Member and Child Welfare Policy and procedures.
Main Objectives of the Policy and Guidelines
Organisations and individuals should: (a) respect the rights, dignity and worth of others;
(b) be ethical, considerate, fair and honest in all their dealings with other people and organisations; (c) be professional in, and accept responsibility for, their actions; (d) make a commitment to providing quality service; (e) be aware of Swimming Australia’s standards, rules and policies; (f) operate within the rules and spirit of the sport, including the national and international guidelines that govern Swimming Australia; (g) understand the possible consequences of breaching Swimming Australia member and Child Welfare; (h) immediately report any breaches of Swimming Australia Member Welfare and Child Welfare policies to the appropriate authority; (i) refrain from any form of abuse towards others; (j) refrain from any form of harassment towards others; (k) refrain from any form of discrimination towards others; (l) refrain from intimate relations with members whom they have supervisory role or power over; (m) refrain from any form of victimisation towards others; (n) provide a safe environment for the conduct of activities in accordance with any relevant Swimming Australia policy; (o) show concern and caution toward others that may be sick or injured; and (p) be a positive role The complete Member and Welfare Policy of Swimming Australia can be found here:
Member welfare policy. Member welfare procedures The complete Child Welfare policy and procedures can be found here: Child welfare policy. Child welfare procedures Australian Swimming also offer a free online member and child welfare course and can be found here:
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