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Conflict of Interest
NEW: Canada Artistic Swimming has developed a process for managing Conflict of Interest for Officials which includes three phases as outlined below.
Phase 1: Identify
The CAS and BCAS Conflict of Interest Policy states: 
The following categories of people must disclose a Conflict of Interest at the beginning of the competitive season (or when it arises) to the BC Officials Committee via BC Artistic Swimming.

a) A Family Member* of a competitor
b) A current Coach of a competitor or a family member* of a Coach of a competitor
c) A Club Manager of a competitor or a family member* of a Club Manager of a competitor
d) A Team Manager of a competitor or a family member* of a Team Manager of a competitor
e) A Board Member of a competitor's club or a family member* of a Board Member of a competitor's club.

*Family member is defined as a parent, step-parent, grandparent, step-grandparent, sibling, or step-sibling.

If for any other reason you feel that you have a conflict, please include that in your additional information.

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* Please identify your conflicts of interest that must be considered when completing panel assignments.

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Conflict 1
Conflict 2
Conflict 3
Conflict 4
Conflict 5
Conflict 6
Conflict 7
Conflict 8
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Phase 2: Prevention
The prevention phase is intended to prevent or minimize the impact of conflicts of interest by taking steps to reduce the risk. This includes referencing real, perceived or potential conflicts against a table that provides Remedial / Risk Reduction Actions for managing categories of conflicts of interest for officials with various roles.

To review the table of Remedial Risk Reduction Actions and Monitoring, please refer to the Conflict of Interest for Officials document.
Phase 3: Manage
This phase involves managing conflicts when they arise with appropriate remedial risk reduction actions and monitoring of risk reductions actions to ensure that actual, potential, and perceived conflicts of interest have been satisfactorily managed.

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Membership Fees
BC Artistic Swimming will waive the fees for Judges and Referees who actively officiated in at least two (2) competitions in the previous season (2022-2023).

In recognition of National Judges and Referees who continue to voluntarily invest in their development pathway and to share their knowledge and experience within the province of BC, BC Artistic Swimming will pay the Canada Artistic Swimming fees and has eliminated provincial fees.

BC Artistic Swimming will invoice any officials who has dues for the 2023-2024 season.
Acknowledgements:

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* By clicking CONFIRM, I hereby acknowledge that I have fully read the Conduct Policy and  recognize that it is intended to uphold the integrity of this organization and its members.

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* By clicking CONFIRM, I hereby acknowledge that I have fully read and understood the Safe Sport Requirements for officials, including screening and training and agree to comply with all requirements.

Waivers:
All BCAS members must complete the following BCAS waivers and forms. Please review the information in the following links and select CONFIRM below to acknowledge and electronically sign them.

1. Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, and Indemnity Agreement
2. Consent for Emergency Medical Treatment

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* By clicking CONFIRM, I hereby acknowledge that I have fully read, understand, and agree to be bound to the terms and conditions outlined in the BCAS Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, and Indemnity Agreement.

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* By clicking CONFIRM, I hereby acknowledge that I have fully read, understand, and agree to be bound to the terms and conditions outlined in the BCAS Consent for Emergency Medical Treatment.

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