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National · NewFebruary 2026
Child Safe Standards regulator changes in Victoria

Governance has moved from the Commission for Children and Young People (CCYP) to the Social Services Regulator. Clubs using old CCYP resources should review their references and ensure their policies name the correct regulator.

National · UpdateJanuary 2026
National Integrity Framework Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy: updated guidance for community sport

Sport Integrity Australia has released updated implementation guidance with specific notes for community-level sporting organisations. Key changes affect reporting requirements and the definition of a person of concern.

National · ReminderOngoing
Reportable Conduct Scheme: 3-day notification requirement

Heads of organisations must notify the regulator within 3 business days of becoming aware of an allegation of reportable conduct. Failure to report is an offence under law.

National · ReminderOngoing
National Redress Scheme applies to sporting organisations

The National Redress Scheme covers abuse that occurred during a sporting competition or activity. Institutions named in an application must join within six months or face penalties.

VIC · AFL · UpdateMarch 2026
AFL Victoria: updated child safe requirements for community clubs

AFL Victoria has issued updated guidance for community clubs on their child safe obligations, including new requirements for overnight travel and social media policies.

NSW · Cricket · NewFebruary 2026
Cricket NSW: new child safeguarding policy for community clubs

Cricket NSW has released a new child safeguarding policy that all affiliated community clubs are required to adopt by July 2026.

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