Which policies make up the National Integrity Framework?

The Framework has five policies that work together:

1. Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy: protects children and young people by setting clear rules, behavioural standards and reporting obligations.
2. Participant Protection Policy: promotes safe participation by protecting everyone from discrimination, bullying, harassment and abuse (previously the Member Protection Policy).
3. Competition Manipulation and Sports Betting Policy: prevents match fixing, improper use of inside information and betting and non-betting related misconduct.
4. Improper Use of Drugs and Medicine Policy: sets out mandatory compliance requirements for the safe use of medicines and supplements in sport.
5. Complaints, Disputes and Discipline Policy: a consistent process for managing complaints and ensuring accountability.

The Framework is a set of policy templates that sports adopt. In the policies, banned behaviours are called Prohibited Conduct. Each policy has a Companion Guide with best-practice advice.

Source: https://www.sportintegrity.gov.au/what-we-do/national-integrity-framework