Common use of Required Reporting Clause in Contracts

Required Reporting. Member Program agrees that it shall adopt, maintain and enforce policies that require its adult members to report: (a) actual or perceived violations of the USA Hockey SafeSport Program Handbook; (b) any violations of the Sexual Misconduct, Physical Misconduct, Emotional Misconduct, Bullying, Threats or Harassment, or Hazing Policies; and (c) suspicions or allegations of child physical or sexual abuse as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. Member Program agrees that, should it become aware of any such violation(s), it will promptly make a report thereof as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. The USA Hockey reporting policy specifically provides that, pursuant to federal law, any adult authorized by a Member Program to interact with a minor or amateur athlete at an event sanctioned by USA Hockey or a Member Program is considered a mandatory reporter, and if any such person learns of facts that give reason to suspect that a child has suffered an incident of Child Abuse, including sexual abuse, he or she shall as soon as possible make a report of the suspected abuse to the U.S. Center for SafeSport and to applicable law enforcement authorities. Member Program and its adult members/representatives shall not attempt to evaluate the credibility or validity of child physical or sexual abuse allegations as a condition for or prior to reporting their concerns.

Required Reporting. Member Program Local Association agrees that it shall adopt, maintain and enforce policies that require its adult members to report: report (ai) actual or perceived violations of the USA Hockey SafeSport Program Handbook; , (bii) any violations of the Sexual Misconduct, Physical Misconduct, Emotional Misconduct, Bullying, Threats or Harassment, or Hazing Policies; , and (ciii) suspicions or allegations of child physical or sexual abuse as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. Member Program Local Association agrees that, should it become aware of any such violation(s), it will promptly make a report thereof as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. The USA Hockey reporting policy specifically provides that, pursuant to federal law, any adult authorized by a Member Program to interact with a minor or amateur athlete at an event sanctioned by USA Hockey or a Member Program is considered a mandatory reporter, and if any such person learns of facts that give reason to suspect that a child has suffered an incident of Child Abuse, including sexual abuse, he or he/she shall as soon as possible make a report of the suspected abuse to the U.S. Center for SafeSport and to applicable law enforcement authorities. Member Program and its adult members/representatives shall not attempt to evaluate the credibility or validity of child physical or sexual abuse allegations as a condition for or prior to reporting their concerns.

Required Reporting. Member Program Local Association agrees that it shall adopt, maintain maintain, and enforce policies that require its adult members to report: report (ai) actual or perceived violations of the USA Hockey SafeSport Program Handbook; , (bii) any violations of the Sexual Misconduct, Physical Misconduct, Emotional Misconduct, Bullying, Threats or Harassment, or Hazing Policies; , and (ciii) suspicions or allegations of child physical or sexual abuse as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. Member Program Local Association agrees that, should it become aware of any such violation(s), it will promptly make a report thereof as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. The USA Hockey reporting policy specifically provides that, pursuant to federal law, any adult authorized by a Member Program to interact with a minor or amateur athlete at an event sanctioned by USA Hockey or a Member Program is considered a mandatory reporter, and if any such person learns of facts that give reason to suspect that a child has suffered an incident of Child Abuse, including sexual abuse, he or he/she shall as soon as possible make a report of the suspected abuse to the U.S. Center for SafeSport and to applicable law enforcement authorities. Member Program and its adult members/representatives shall not attempt to evaluate the credibility or validity of child physical or sexual abuse allegations as a condition for or prior to reporting their concerns.

Required Reporting. Member Program Local Association agrees that it shall adopt, maintain and enforce policies that require its adult members to report: report (ai) actual or perceived violations of the USA Hockey SafeSport Program Handbook; , (bii) any violations of the Sexual Misconduct, Physical Misconduct, Emotional Misconduct, Bullying, Threats or Harassment, or Hazing Policies; , and (ciii) suspicions or allegations of child physical or sexual abuse as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. Member Program Local Association agrees that, should it become aware of any such violation(s), it will promptly make a report thereof as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Program. The USA Hockey reporting policy specifically provides that, pursuant to federal law, any adult authorized by a Member Program Local Association to interact with a minor or amateur athlete at an event sanctioned by USA Hockey or a Member Program Local Association is considered a mandatory reporter, and if any such person learns of facts that give reason to suspect that a child has suffered an incident of Child Abuse, including sexual abuse, he or he/she shall as soon as possible make a report of the suspected abuse to the U.S. Center for SafeSport and to applicable law enforcement authorities. Member Program Local Association and its adult members/representatives shall not attempt to evaluate the credibility or validity of child physical or sexual abuse allegations as a condition for or prior to reporting their concerns.

Required Reporting. Member Program Local Association agrees that it shall adopt, maintain and enforce policies that require its adult members to report: report (ai) actual or perceived violations of the USA Hockey SafeSport Safe Sport Program Handbook; , (bii) any violations of the Sexual Misconduct, Physical Misconduct, Emotional Misconduct, Bullying, Threats or Harassment, or Hazing Policies; , and (ciii) suspicions or allegations of child physical or sexual abuse as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Safe Sport Program. Member Program Local Association agrees that, should it become aware of any such violation(s), it will promptly make a report thereof as required by the USA Hockey SafeSport Safe Sport Program. The USA Hockey reporting policy specifically provides that, pursuant to federal law, any adult authorized by a Member Program Local Association to interact with a minor or amateur athlete at an event sanctioned by USA Hockey or a Member Program Local Association is considered a mandatory reporter, and if any such person learns of facts that give reason to suspect that a child has suffered an incident of Child Abuse, including sexual abuse, he or he/she shall as soon as possible make a report of the suspected abuse to the U.S. Center for SafeSport Safe Sport and to applicable law enforcement authorities. Member Program Local Association and its adult members/representatives shall not attempt to evaluate the credibility or validity of child physical or sexual abuse allegations as a condition for or prior to reporting their concerns.