CRICKETINTEGRITYMATTERS
Cricket Scotland is fully committed to safeguarding the wellbeing of all who are involved in our sport. We recognise our responsibility to promote safe practice, and to protect everyone in cricket from harm, abuse, discrimination and exploitation.
Cricket Scotland takes integrity-related issues very seriously and understands that it is not always easy to speak up, especially if you know those involved in the concerning behaviour.
We remain determined to protect all those who are involved in cricket in Scotland and have partnered with the independent charity Crimestoppers to enable anyone with concerns to speak up, with the peace of mind that they will remain anonymous should they wish to do so. You won’t be asked who you are - you can just pass on what you know.
How do I use this service?
There are two ways information can be passed on:
Both methods of reporting operate 24/7, 365 days a year, and guarantee anonymity.
Who can use this service?
Anyone in possession of information related to safeguarding matters or a plausible case of abuse/harassment, discrimination, illegal betting practices and/or other integrity issues, including doping.
What information can be reported?
This list is not exhaustive! If you feel something isn’t right, please pass on what you know so Cricket Scotland can look into it. Any information you have is important to help us safeguard all those involved the sport.
Once information has been passed on, it will be assessed and a decision made where the information is best progressed, including if need be, the Police.
EDI POLICY
Cricket Scotland is committed to promoting Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) across all levels of cricket in Scotland. This policy outlines our commitment to creating an environment where everyone feels, valued, respected, and able to participate fully in the sport, regardless of their background or identity.