·     Within the context of the activity, treat everyone equally regardless of sex, disability, ethnic origin or religion.

·     All athletes are deserving of a safe environment in which to compete.

·    Respect the talent, development stage and goals of each individual participant and show no favour to those more skilled.

·    Encourage confidence in the professionalism and integrity of officiating by behaving ethically.

·    Display control, respect, dignity and professionalism to all involved with the sport - this includes participants, coaches, administrators, the media, parents and spectators.

·    Encourage participants to demonstrate the same qualities.

·    Accept individual differences that contribute towards the quality and spirit of the game.

·    Maintain or improve your current knowledge & accreditation. Seek continual improvement through performance appraisal and ongoing education.

·    Maintain appropriate records.

·    Encourage and support greater participation in all aspects of officiating.

·    Language, manner, punctuality, preparation and presentation should display high standards.

·    This includes verbal, physical and emotional abuse.

·    Be alert to any forms of abuse directed towards athletes from other sources whilst they are officiating.

·    This includes sexual and racial harassment, racial vilification and harassment on the grounds of disability.

·    You should not only refrain from initiating a relationship with an athlete, but should also discourage any attempt by an athlete to initiate a sexual relationship with you, explaining the ethical basis of your refusal

·    Give safety and welfare of participants priority.

·    Allow competition to continue only when appropriate care and medical advice has been provided.

·    Maintain the same interest and support towards sick and injured athletes.

·    Carry Out officiating duties with integrity on and off the field.

·    Respect the role of other officials and participants in your sport.