ISQ RULES & POLICIES

Ice Skating Queensland has adopted Ice Skating Australia’s National Integrity policies, which include Member Protection Policy and Safeguarding Children & Young People Policy. All ISQ Members agree to be bound by and comply with these Policies.

This Child and Youth Protection Strategy compliments ISA’s Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy by outlining the proactive steps that ISQ will take to reduce the likelihood of children and young people experiencing any type of harm while engaging with our sport, our people and our organisation.

A concussion is a brain injury. You don’t need to be knocked out to have suffered a concussion. A concussion can result from a forceful impact to the head, neck or body that causes the brain to move within the skull.

To keep skaters safe, we all must be aware of the wide ranging signs and symptoms.

If in doubt, sit them out!

The Constitution or Rules of Ice Skating Queensland govern the conduct of the organisation and its leaders, and outline the rights of Members.

This Policy assists ISQ to effectively identify, disclose and manage any conflicts of interest to protect the Values of ISQ and manage risk.

This Policy has been developed to assist ISQ achieve the benefits of the identification and management of risks to which it is exposed.

These conditions of entry draw inspiration from the Venue’s commitment to providing an experience that is safe, fun, honest, kind and bold.

This Policy aims to support Queensland Skaters in gaining valuable experience at national and international events, and recognises the contribution of Officials, Coaches and Team Leaders in facilitating our sport.

This Policy aims to support Queensland Skaters in gaining valuable experience at national and international events, and recognises the contribution of Officials, Coaches and Team Leaders in facilitating our sport.