Parkville Netball Policies

These Bylaws govern Parkville Netball. They are the operating procedures that determine the conduct of the Competitions and its members. Any amendments to these Bylaws come into effect on the date they are approved by the Competition Administration and will remain in force until amended, repealed or replaced. ​ Parkville Netball revises bylaws for each season at a minimum to ensure the most up-to-date information is being distributed and to align with Netball Victoria, Netball Australia and Government Policies. ​ Current Parkville Netball Bylaws - Updated July 2024 ​​ Past Bylaws Parkville Netball Bylaws - Updated May 2024 Parkville Netball Bylaws - Updated January 2024 Parkville Netball Bylaws - Updated July 2023 Parkville Netball Bylaws - Updated February 2023 Parkville Netball Bylaws - Updated July 2022 Parkville Netbal Bylaws - Updated March 2022 ​

Parkville Netball supports an inclusive, friendly and fair environment for all players, officials, volunteers and spectators. We encourage anyone involved in match day to read, sign and adhere to the below Codes of Behaviours: General Code of Behaviour Player Code of Behaviour Coach Code of Behaviour Parent/Guardian Code of Behaviour

Parkville Netball is committed to the health and wellbeing of all of its members and others who participate in Parkville's activities. We want netball to be fun, enjoyable and safe for all involved and are dedicated to providing a safe environment for everyone. ​ We are committed to providing children and young people with positive and nurturing experiences for healthy development and wellbeing. ​ We fully support and implement Netball Victoria's Commitment to Child Safety: "Every person in the netball community has a responsibility to understand their role in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people in our care. Netball Victoria is committed to promoting and protecting the rights of children and preventing abuse from occurring by fostering a culture where children feel safe and empowered. We also seek to ensure the cultural safety of First Nations children, children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and children with a disability." ​ For more information regarding Child Safety in netball, please visit https://vic.netball.com.au/child-safety-netball Netball Victoria Announcement - Netball Respect : Green Bands Pilot Umpires are the unsung heroes of Netball, ensuring fair play and good sporting behaviour. To ensure our Netball community is respectful and supportive, especially for our younger umpires, Netball Victoria is thrilled to introduce the ‘Netball Respect: Green Bands’ for Umpires Under 18. This 8-week pilot will commence at the State Netball Centre starting 29 July, week two of the Spring Season. This will take place at Parkville Netball Competitions on Saturdays, Mondays, and Thursdays only. This pilot is part of the consultation and trial phase, Netball Victoria will be collecting insights and data. If you have any questions or would like further information please email workforce@netballvic.com.au or visit Netball Respect: Green Bands - Netball VIC

Parkville Netball has a range of policies in place to ensure a safe, fun and inclusive environment to all members. ​ Below are links to Parkville Netball policies and forms: Male Participation in Netball Incident/Complaint Form Netball Victoria Insurance Claims Certificate of Currency for Clubs Photography/videography Registration Form Statement By Supplier (for Parkville supplied umpires & volunteers) Direct Debit Form (for Parkville supplied umpires & volunteers)