
NTTBA Code Of Conduct
Executive and Board Member Code of Conduct Policy |
NTTBA Complaints and Feedback
Complaints and Feedback Policy |
. . . Appendix 1: NTTBA Stakeholder Complaint Form |
. . . Appendix 2: NTTBA Feedback Form |
. . . Appendix 3: Nationals Event Feedback Form |
NTTBA Constitution
NTTBA Constitution |
NTTBA Financial Delegation
NTTBA Financial Delegation Policy |
NTTBA Strategic Plan
NTTBA Strategic Plan 2016-2018 |
NTTBA Team Selection
Youth and Adult State Team Selection Policy |
TBA Australian National Anti-Doping Policy
TBA has adopted the Australian National Anti-Doping Policy which was developed by Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) to reflect the changes to the World Anti-Doping Code and Australian legislation. The purpose of a single Australian National Anti-Doping Policy is to bring greater consistency for anti-doping rules across the sporting community. This change means that the Australian National Anti-Doping Policy will be housed on the SIA website and TBA will no longer have an individual Anti-Doping policy. The National Anti-Doping Policy shall apply to the Sporting Administration Body and all its member or affiliate organisations, as well as the board members, directors, officers, specified employees of the Sport Administration Body and its member or affiliate organisation, and Delegated Third Parties and their employees. The Sporting Administration Body agrees to be bound by the Sporting Administration Body Rules as contained in clause 2.04 of the NAD scheme as in force from time to time. |
Australian National Anti-Doping Policy (PDF) |
Australian National Anti-Doping Policy | Sport Integrity Australia Website |
TBA Sport Integrity Policies
Sport is an Australian way of life. It brings people together, transcending differences in language, ability, cultures, and beliefs, and provides physical, social, and economic benefits. Threats to sports integrity include competition manipulation, doping, and behaviours that impact people’s positive experience of sport, such as discrimination or abuse. Integrity in sport means that athletes, support persons, and fans can participate and celebrate sport, confident in the knowledge that they are part of a safe, ethical, and inclusive environment. Tenpin Bowling Australia takes integrity seriously. All our members and participants have an obligation to protect and maintain the integrity of sport, as well as the health and wellbeing of our athletes. TBA works closely with Sport Integrity Australia; the federal agency established to prevent and deal with integrity threats in sport. |
TBA Sport Integrity Website |
Child Safeguarding Policy |
Child Safeguarding Policy SA Addendum |
Competition Manipulation and Sports Wagering Policy |
Complaints Disputes and Discipline Policy |
Improper Use of Drugs and Medicine Policy |
Member Protection Policy |
National Integrity Framework Overview |
National Integrity Framework |