What does the Safeguarding policy ban for individuals working with children?

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Sport Integrity Australia's summary of banned behaviours (Prohibited Conduct) for individuals of any age includes:

child abuse (physical, emotional, sexual, neglect and exposure to domestic and family violence)
abusive behaviour on the basis of disability
harmful behaviour, including harmful training methods such as physical punishment or overtraining, excessive emphasis on appearance or weight, and degrading, cruel, frightening or humiliating discipline
bullying, harassment, discrimination, vilification, victimisation and grooming
failing to obtain or maintain the required Working with Children Check (WWCC) or equivalent
supplying drugs, alcohol or pornography (including tobacco, e-cigarettes and vapes)
supplying medicine without the consent of a parent or carer (exceptions: life-saving treatment, or when permitted by law)
failing to properly supervise, and never supervising while under the influence of drugs or alcohol
transporting a child without prior written approval from their parent or carer
communicating privately one-on-one with a child, in person or online (including phone calls), without the involvement of their parent or carer or another representative of the sport
inappropriate conduct in change rooms, including being alone in change rooms with children, showering or changing, or providing personal or intimate care
failing to protect and failing to report.