Play by the Rules has launched its updated Member Protection Information Officer (MPIO) program. The updated training caters to the evolving needs of the sporting community, ensuring MPIOs are equipped to address issues effectively.
The updated MPIO Part 1 online course and Part 2 workshop provide comprehensive training to meet the current needs of our sporting community.
MPIO training covers:
The role and responsibilities of an MPIO
How MPIOs can help triage member protection and child safeguarding issues within a club
Where to refer people if they have a complaint
Trauma-informed listening practices
How to create an inclusive, safe, and fair sporting club environment.
Please click the button below to learn more and access the updated MPIO course. We encourage states, clubs and board/committee members to undertake this free training.
Australian Taekwondo has a formal complaints process for clubs and members, which is integral to maintaining organisational integrity.
Our formal complaints procedure is crucial for documenting, listening to, and addressing each complaint appropriately and in accordance with national policies. To familiarise yourself with our complaints procedure, please visit the link below
Poor behaviour can have a significant impact on how much kids enjoy sport - it can even determine if our kids continue in sport. When you are a kid you want to have fun, be with your friends and be supported by coaches, parents and spectators. Listen to how poor sideline behaviour impacts on these kids.
Australian Government Bolsters Safeguards in Sport
The Albanese Government is bolstering the safety of sport in Australia, investing more than $36.3 million dollars from 2023-24 to 2027-28 to tackle abuse, bullying, discrimination and sexual misconduct.
