General

Rules, codes of conduct & Spirit of Cricket

Safeguarding

Safeguarding policies & codes of conduct

The Jersey Cricket Board  will ensure the safety and protection of all vulnerable people (adults at risk and children) in our care through its safeguarding policy. Vulnerable people have a right to be safe and adults have a responsibility to protect them. All staff and volunteers need to be clear on the recording and reporting of safeguarding concerns, how these concerns will be taken forward within a clear sharing information network and the role of other agencies.  

It is important to remember that everyone has a duty of care and all staff and volunteers who either work directly or come in to contact with vulnerable people have a part to play in helping to keep them safe and to promote their welfare. The new Sexual Offences (Jersey) Law 2018 came into force on 23rd November 2018 regarding Positions of Trust (Part 6 of the law - https://www.jerseylaw.je/laws/enacted/Pages/L-20-2018.aspx#_Toc515633458) - a coach is now defined as a position of trust.