Common use of Your Commitment Clause in Contracts

Your Commitment. As part of your commitment to the State Pathway Program, the following will be demonstrated: ✓ Follow the AusTriathlon (AusTri) ‘Athlete’s Code of Conduct’ & ‘Code of Behaviour’ listed here Code of conduct ✓ Represent the values of AusTri, and not bring the brand into disrepute. ✓ Complete the following Sport Integrity Australia e-learning courses. o Safeguarding Children and Young People in Sport Induction o Anti-Doping Fundamentals Course (formerly Level 1) o Annual Update 2024 o Competition Manipulation and Sports Gambling o National Integrity Framework o Introduction to Illicit Drugs in sports ✓ Make yourself available to AusTri for community engagement activities, including, but not limited to, photos and videos, provided adequate notice has been given, and there is no unreasonable cost involved. ✓ Follow the social media guidelines listed here Social-Media-Guidelines Endeavour to promote AusTri and share their triathlon experience with AusTri, through tagging @austriathlon. Where appropriate, it is encouraged by AusTri for athletes to subtly promote AusTri Partner @scodyaus, through tagging them in social media posts when wearing State Team uniform. ✓ Attend Online Induction Meeting online with National Pathway Program Officer, your accredited home coach, and parent/guardian (if under 18 and/or financially dependent). ✓ Commit to events, training plan, and goals with your coach; events should include (where appropriate) one or more National Youth, Junior (or elite for U23) race/s. ✓ Read and comply with all requirements of AusTriathlon National Integrity Policies. ✓ Familiarise myself the ‘Reporting Integrity Issues’ section of the Integrity page on the AusTriathlon website so I know what to do if I need to report bad behaviour. ✓ Familiarise myself with the Sport Integrity Australia ‘Your rights at sport’ document. Parent/Guardians will be responsible for: ✓ Supporting their athlete to participate in National and International races. ✓ Attend an Induction Day (or online meeting) if the athlete is under 18 and/or financially dependent. ✓ Changes to the Daily Training Environment are communicated to the National Pathway Program officer as they occur. ✓ Support the overall development of the athlete. Although not a requirement, it is recommended that all Parents/Guardians complete the following Sport Integrity Australia e-learning Courses. o Safeguarding Children and Young People in Sport Induction o Anti-Doping Fundamentals Course (formerly Level 1) o Annual Update 2024 o Competition Manipulation and Sports Gambling o National Integrity Framework o Introduction to Illicit Drugs in sports ✓ Read and comply with all requirements of AusTriathlon National Integrity Policies. ✓ Familiarise myself the ‘Reporting Integrity Issues’ section of the Integrity page on the AusTriathlon website so I know what to do if I need to report bad behaviour.

Your Commitment. As part of your commitment to the State Pathway Programas a Target Talent Athlete, the following will be demonstrated: ✓ Follow the AusTriathlon (AusTri) ‘Athlete’s Code of Conduct’ & ‘Code of Behaviour’ listed here Code of conduct ✓ Represent the values of AusTri, and not bring the brand into disrepute. ✓ Complete the following Sport Integrity Australia e-learning courses. o Safeguarding Children and Young People in Sport Induction o Anti-Doping Fundamentals Course (formerly Level 1) o Annual Update 2024 o Competition Manipulation and Sports Gambling o National Integrity Framework o Introduction to Illicit Drugs in sports ✓ Make yourself available to AusTri for community engagement activities, including, but not limited to, photos and videos, provided adequate notice has been given, and there is no unreasonable cost involved. ✓ Follow the social media guidelines listed here Social-Media-Guidelines Endeavour to promote AusTri and share their triathlon experience with AusTri, through tagging @austriathlon. Where appropriate, it is encouraged by AusTri for athletes to subtly promote AusTri Partner @scodyaus, through tagging them in social media posts when wearing State Team uniform. ✓ Attend Online Induction Meeting online with National Pathway Program Officer, your accredited home coach, and parent/guardian (if under 18 and/or financially dependent). ✓ Commit to events, training plan, and goals with your coach; events should include (where appropriate) one or more National Youth, Junior (or elite for U23) race/s. ✓ Attend National race briefings in State Team uniform; this uniform includes: o State Team Shirt o Plain black pants, shorts, or skirt ✓ Wear State Team kit at course familiarisation and on race day. ✓ Wear the State Team race suit at all National races during the 2024-25 season (where Australian suit is not required). ✓ Read and comply with all requirements of AusTriathlon National Integrity Policies. ✓ Familiarise myself the ‘Reporting Integrity Issues’ section of the Integrity page on the AusTriathlon website so I know what to do if I need to report bad behaviour. ✓ Familiarise myself with the Sport Integrity Australia ‘Your rights at sport’ document. Parent/Guardians will be responsible for: ✓ Supporting their athlete to participate in National and International races. ✓ Attend an Induction Day (or online meeting) if the athlete is under 18 and/or financially dependent. ✓ Changes to the Daily Training Environment are communicated to the National Pathway Program officer as they occur. ✓ Support the overall development of the athlete. Although not a requirement, it is recommended that all Parents/Guardians complete the following Sport Integrity Australia e-learning Courses. o Safeguarding Children and Young People in Sport Induction o Anti-Doping Fundamentals Course (formerly Level 1) o Annual Update 2024 o Competition Manipulation and Sports Gambling o National Integrity Framework o Introduction to Illicit Drugs in sports ✓ Read and comply with all requirements of AusTriathlon National Integrity Policies. ✓ Familiarise myself the ‘Reporting Integrity Issues’ section of the Integrity page on the AusTriathlon website so I know what to do if I need to report bad behaviour.