RESPECT THE GAME

Every player, parent, coach and referee deserves to enjoy our game safely. Here’s what we stand for, what we’re seeing across NSW, and how to act.

YEAR TO DATE

WHERE WE'RE AT

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Representative Games Played

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MONTHLY REPORT CARDS

Respect the Game – Updated 1st JuLY 2026

Each month, we release a report that openly outlines integrity, conduct, and member protection matters managed across NSW, reinforcing our commitment to accountability.

April 2026
May 2026
June 2026
July 2026
August 2026
September 2026
2026

Psychosocial Safety Reports

We are committed to the wellbeing of the people who deliver the game – our officials and coaches. These reports identify the psychosocial hazards within our environment, the controls in place, and the actions we are taking to make participating in NSW basketball safer for everyone.

Officials Baseline Report
Coaches Baseline Report
Officials End of Season Report
Coaches End of Season Report

What happens when you report

Five steps. Clear timeframes. Confidential at every stage.

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Received
Assessed business days
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Triaged
Decision made
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Investigated
By trained staff
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Outcome
Decision shared
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Review
Right of Appeal*

* Some penalties are not appealable. Where this is the case, we will outline it when advising of the outcome.

Understanding the Categories

Frequently asked questions.

Who sees my report?

Reports are received by our Member Protection team and treated as strictly confidential. Information is shared only on a need-to-know basis to manage the matter.

Can I report anonymously?

Yes you can report anonymously.

What can I report?
Key Areas for Reporting
  • Child Safeguarding: Abuse, neglect, or exploitation of children and young people.
  • Member Protection: Bullying, harassment, sexual misconduct, discrimination, and vilification between adults.
  • Competition Manipulation & Betting: Match-fixing, using inside information for gambling, or betting on your own sport.
  • Drugs & Medicine: Use, possession, or trafficking of illegal drugs, or inappropriate use of supplements and medication.
  • Governance & Conduct: Serious breaches of policies, code of conduct violations, and, in some contexts, fraudulent activity.
What if it's about a BNSW staff member?

When making a report via https://basketball.stoplinereport.com/ website, these reports are received and read by the Basketball Australia Integrity staff.