BSRA Policies

Child Safety Commitment

Our promise to children and young people

BSRA is committed to the safety, wellbeing and dignity of all children and young people involved in BSRA activities, and has zero tolerance for child abuse, neglect, exploitation or harm in any form. The safety and wellbeing of children is always prioritised over organisational, competitive or reputational considerations.

Raising a concern. Speak to your school, or contact the BSRA Executive Officer at eo@bsra.org.au. If a child is in immediate danger, call 000.

Governance 5

BSRA ConstitutionThe Association’s founding rules: purpose, membership, board and meetings.View BSRA By-LawsCompetition rules, eligibility, points scoring and regatta procedure.View Privacy PolicyHow BSRA collects, uses and protects personal information.View Complaints and Dispute Resolution PolicyHow BSRA receives, manages and resolves complaints and disputes.View Risk Management PlanHow BSRA identifies, assesses and manages risk, including the risk register.View

Child Safety 5

Child Safety and Wellbeing PolicyBSRA’s commitment to the safety and wellbeing of every student.View Child Safe FrameworkThe systems and practices that meet the Queensland Child Safe Standards.View Child Safe Code of ConductExpected behaviour for all adults involved in BSRA activities.View Child Safety Information for FamiliesHow we keep students safe, and how to raise a concern.View Student Safety GuideA one-page guide for students on staying safe at BSRA events.View

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Incident Reporting ProcedureHow incidents at BSRA regattas are reported and followed up.View Sun Protection PolicySun safety expectations for racing and time between events.View Hygiene and Illness GuidelinesManaging hygiene and illness at BSRA events.View Media PolicyPhotography, filming and media use at BSRA events.View