Incident and Fatality Framework
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AusCycling Incident and Fatality Framework
Guidance for event organisers on the procedures to follow if a participant at an AusCycling sanctioned event becomes injured or a fatality occurs.
Incident and Fatality Framework.pdf
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Incident Report Form
All incidents must be reported to AusCycling within one day of the incident using the below form. Please complete the form and email to [email protected].
AusCycling Incident Report Form
(244 KB)
Critical Incident and Fatality Response
A handy flow chart to help commissaires and event personnel step through the immediate response to a critical incident or fatality.
Critical Incident and Fatality Response.pdf
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Event Cancellation Guidelines
Guidelines to empower commissaires and other event organisers, especially those in road cycling, to make informed decisions on cancellation in case of major incidents.
Event Cancellation Guidelines.pdf
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Safeguarding Children and Young People
At AusCycling, we take our responsibility to deliver a safe, fair and inclusive environment for all children and young people involved in cycling seriously. If you see something suspicious or unacceptable, we encourage you to report it.
Read more about AusCycling’s Child Safe Framework here
Make a report or complaint related to child safeguarding
Report alleged breaches of the Safeguarding Children and Young People policy report directly to AusCycling.
Report an Integrity Issue
The National Integrity Framework is a suite of policies which will set out rules for unacceptable behaviour in our sport and how complaints about breaches of these rules are managed.
If you see something that goes against the National Integrity Framework, we encourage you to report it.
To make a report or complaint about alleged breaches of the National Integrity Framework or anything that constitutes Prohibited Conduct, report directly to AusCycling by completing the form below.
Report an Integrity Issue
We all have a responsibility to protect the integrity of sport. If you see something suspicious or unacceptable, report it.
Contact our AusCycling National Integrity Manager at [email protected] for guidance on where to lodge your complaint.
