Officials 2023 – Module 1 Introduction – Topic 3 Code of Conduct

Officials Code of Conduct

• Carry out my duties to the best of my ability and training in every game I officiate;

• Show respect to my fellow officials and the players, coaches and fans;

• Attempt to further my studies and reviews, both personally and at courses/Seminars, for continuous improvement of my knowledge of IHA’s and the IIHF’s playing rules, policies and procedures;

• Represent myself to apply the rules of the game as fairly and as accurately as possible at all times;

• Acknowledge that the use of alcohol is totally unacceptable on game days and that the use of illicit drugs is strictly prohibited by IHA and Australian Law;

• Uphold the philosophy and right of all hockey participants and strictly enforce and accordingly penalise all violent acts for the health and safety of the participants;

• Seek to raise the standard of play in each game that I officiate;

• Respect my superiors and be supportive of my fellow on-ice and off-ice officials at all times, even when I am a spectator;

• Accept the fact that I will make mistakes, but will not get frustrated or let this learning process affect my performance or my professional integrity;

• Contribute to the continuing growth of IHA’s and the IIHF’s officiating development program and its member officials through support, encouragement and a positive attitude;

• Respect and accept constructive feedback from my supervisors and mentors, including the assignments I receive from my administrators

IHNSW Code of Conduct and Social Media policy

As members of IHNSW, Officials must also adhere to the IHNSW Code of Conduct and Social Media policy at all times. This is displayed and agreed to when registering your IHNSW membership through eSports Desk each season.

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