Legislation 21/9/21

Improve technical and tactical knowledge or skill within group sessions / one to one individual input

Aid social interaction – communication within sessions / collaboration within social setting

turning up on time, being organised and delivering fun sessions

Enhance psychological state of mind within one to one or group discussions

Communication with specialised coaches

Being punctual

Videoing training sessions

Filling up drinks

because they have to be

so that you let participants know

To protect you from any misconduct or misguidance

in order to protect parents

it develops a safeguarding culture for children and young adults

it advises that organisations have a social media and online safety policy in place

incidents need to be report and recorded

the welfare of children safety is paramount

incidents need to be reported and recorded online

consent needs to be given to protect employers

unreported incidents can trigger an inspection and potential prosecution

applies to employers and employees

risk assessments must refer to the risk of terrorism

employees must be safe of online terrorism when using IT in the workplace

local authorities play a big part in ensuring protection from terrorism

Empowering people to make decisions for themselves wherever possible

controls how personal information is used

consent must be given by the individual before sharing

injury incidents must be recorded and not shared

legislation provides rules of how it should be used in different organisations

Empowering people to make decisions for themselves wherever possible

Consent must be given by the individual before personal information can be shared

Allowing people to plan ahead for a time in which they may not be able to do so

Individuals being supported to make their own decisions