BC Rugby Policies

Find all of BC Rugby’s Policies, Codes and Guidelines in the following sections.

GOVERNANCE

These policies are the foundation for BC Rugby and govern how the organisation is led on behalf of its members.

Appeals Policy

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Code of Conduct

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Conflict of Interest Policy

Constitution and Bylaws

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Dispute Resolution Policy

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COVID-19

These policies have been designed specifically to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic, as guided by BC Rugby’s Risk Management Policy.

OPERATIONS

These policies set standards for BC Rugby operations, as well as holding everyone in Rugby responsible for upholding the values of our sport.

Communication Policy

Discipline Policy

Drug Free Policy

Gender, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Policy

Privacy Policy

Recruitment Policy

Risk Management Policy

Selection Policy

HELPLINE FOR CHILDREN

If you are a child or youth and would like to talk to someone, call the BC Helpline for Children. You do not need an area code. You can call at any time of the day or night and you do not have to give your name.

310-1234

REPORTING CHILD ABUSE

If you think a child or youth under 19 years of age is being abused or neglected, you have the legal duty to report your concern to a child welfare worker. Phone the helpline at any time day or night.

1 800 663-9122

CONCUSSION AWARENESS – RECOGNIZE AND REMOVE

Stay up to date with “Recognise & Remove,” the only concussion management protocol used in BC and in Canada. World Rugby’s Concussion Management for General Public should be completed each year.

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To provide feedback on any of these policies, please contact any of the following representatives:

BC Rugby President Mark Lewis – president@bcrugby.com

BC Rugby Vice President Tanya Donaldson – tdonaldson@bcrugby.com

BC Rugby CEO Annabel Kehoe – akehoe@bcrugby.com