POLICIES
As an affiliated club of Hockey NT, and therefore Hockey Australia, Tigers Hockey Club must comply with their policies and procedures. In some cases, policies have been adapted to suit our club and members.
Constitution
The Tigers Hockey Club Constitution sets out the rules for the daily running of our club. It provides details for our members and others on the name of our club, objects, methods of management and other conditions under which we operate, as well as the reasons for our existence. It also regulates the relationship between members by setting out the basis for working with other co-members.
Nightcliff University Tigers Constitution (2013)
Hockey Australia Member Protection Policy
A Member Protection Policy aims to ensure that every person involved in our sport is treated with respect and dignity, and is safe and protected from abuse. This olicy also ensures that everyone involved in hockey is aware of his or her legal and ethical rights and responsibilities.
Tigers Hockey Club has adopted the Hockey Australia's Member Protection Policy which includes Child Protection, Images of Children, Anti-Discrimination & Harassment, Sexual Relationships, Pregnancy, Gender Identity, Alcohol, Smoking, Cyber Bullying and Social Networking Policies.
Hockey Australia Member Protection Policy (2019)
Codes of Behaviour
Every person has the right to participate in community sport which is safe, welcoming and inclusive. Equally everyone plays a part in ensuring their actions and behaviours are supportive of these values.
Tigers Hockey Club would like to remind and encourage all members that whether they are a player, parent, coach, administrator, official or spectator to treat everyone with respect and behave in a sportsmanlike manner at all times. Tigers Hockey Club strongly endorses Hockey Australia's Codes of Behaviour and penalties will apply for breaches of these Codes.
Hockey Australia Code of Behaviour (2019)
Nightcliff University Tigers Code of Conduct (2016)
Social Media Policy
Tigers Hockey Club recognises the benefits of social media as an important tool of engagement for members and stakeholders. However, it is important that Tigers Hockey Club and its members are not tarnished by anyone using social media inappropriately in relation to content that references the organisation, staff, volunteers and stakeholders.
Nightcliff University Tigers Social Media Policy (2016)
Complaints and Disciplinary Policy
Tigers Hockey Club aims to support people associated with our sport to make and resolve complaints they may have in a fair, timely and effective manner. This policy aims to provide guidance regarding official intra club complaint handling and disciplinary process.
Nightcliff University Tigers Complaints and Disciplinary Policy (2016)
Extreme Weather Guidelines
Tigers Hockey Club has adopted Hockey Australia's Extreme Weather Guidelines. However, it is noted that these are guidelines not hard and fast rules as some of the recomendations made would mean we never play hockey in Darwin. This does not mean we compromise on player safety but discretion will be used in some situations, such as high humidity, before cancelling/postponing activities.
These guidelines have been designed to protect players from injury and illness that may result by playing hockey in extreme weather conditions. The guidelines recognise that all players can be at risk although children can be at greater risk in some instances especially heat stress.
Hockey Australia Extreme Weather Guidelines (2014)
Player Insurance
All registered players will be covered by the National Hockey Insurance Programme, which ensures that all registered participants have a minimum level of insurance protection before they take to the pitch. JLT Sport are the national insurance broker and details of the insurance cover offered in the NT and the Policy Disclosure Statement can be found on Hockey NT's website.
COVID-19 Safety Plan
Nightcliff University Tigers Hockey Club Inc. is responsible for the safety of our players, volunteers and the public when conducting hockey activities. In line with the NT Government's "Roadmap to the New Normal", changes in practices are necessary for the recommencement of our sport. Our plan is based on the National Principles for the Resumption of Sport & Recreation Activities, AIS Framework for Rebooting Sport in a Covid-19 Environment, and the NT Sport & Active Recreation Organisation Checklist. Our plan will run concurrently with, and we will abide by the requirements of, the Safety Management Plan of Hockey NT.
Nightcliff University Tigers Hockey Club Inc. COVID-19 Safety Plan
COVID-19 Participation Procedures
In line with our COVID-19 Safety Plan, below are our Club's Participation Procedures to ensure a safe hockey environment. It is expected all members adopt these Procedures for the benefit of players, our sport and the wider community.
Nightcliff University Tigers Hockey Club Inc. COVID-19 Participation Procedures
