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Keeping Cycling Safe and Fair: AusCycling’s National Integrity Framework
At AusCycling, we’re committed to keeping cycling in Australia safe and fair, for everyone who takes part. That’s why we’ve adopted the National Integrity Framework, a set of policies that address key threats to the integrity of cycling in Australia.
Sport integrity means that everyone involved in cycling, from athletes and supporters to officials and administrators, can participate with confidence in a fair, safe, and inclusive environment, at every level. Threats to integrity can include doping, match-fixing, and discriminatory or abusive behavior.
Report an Integrity Issue
We all have a responsibility to protect the integrity of sport. If you see something suspicious or unacceptable, report it.
National Integrity Framework
Our National Integrity Framework outlines the expected behaviours of all participants in cycling. It includes policies on safeguarding children and young people, member protection, improper use of drugs and medicine, competition manipulation and sports gambling and the procedures for managing reporting, investigating and determining potential breaches.
Safeguarding Children and Young People
AusCycling is dedicated to providing a safe, fair, and inclusive environment for all children and young people involved in cycling. We are committed to upholding their safety and wellbeing through a comprehensive Child Safe program.
Anti-Doping
AusCycling takes a position of zero tolerance toward doping in sport, and works closely with Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) in Australia and the World Anti-Doping Authority (WADA) internationally to ensure a drug-free environment in cycling, and all sports.
Member Protection Information Officer
A Member Protection Information Officer (MPIO) is responsible for providing information about a person’s rights, responsibilities and options to anyone making a complaint or raising a concern.
