Integrity at Equestrian Australia
Protecting our people, our horses and our sport.
Everyone involved in equestrian sport should be able to participate in an environment that is safe, fair, respectful and inclusive.
Integrity is about the way we treat one another, the way we compete, the decisions we make and the standards we uphold. At Equestrian Australia, it also sits alongside our shared responsibility for horse welfare.
What does sport integrity mean?
Sport integrity means athletes, officials, coaches, volunteers, administrators, supporters and families can participate and celebrate sport with confidence that they are part of a safe, ethical and inclusive environment.
Integrity concerns may include harmful behaviour, child-safety concerns, discrimination, competition manipulation, improper use of drugs or medicines, social media conduct and anti-doping matters.
What can we help you with?
I want to report a concernFind the reporting pathway, urgent-help information and a clear explanation of what may happen after a report is submitted. |
I want to understand the policiesExplore EA’s National Integrity Framework and related integrity requirements in plain language, with links to the current formal policies. |
I want education or practical resourcesFind learning and tools for members, athletes, coaches, support personnel, officials, volunteers, clubs and administrators. |
I need supportFind wellbeing, online-safety and external-support information, including what to do if someone is in immediate danger. |
Our commitment
EA is committed to helping the equestrian community understand rights and responsibilities, access education, raise concerns and find the appropriate support. EA works with Sport Integrity Australia, the national agency established to protect sport against integrity threats.
If someone is in immediate danger
Call 000. Do not use an online reporting form if someone requires urgent police, ambulance or emergency assistance.
Contact the Integrity Team
For general questions about EA integrity policies, education or website resources, contact the Integrity Team. To submit a concern, use the Report a Concern pathway so the information enters the appropriate intake process.
General enquiries email: [email protected]
