Sports integrity watchdog ‘on the right track’ despite low complaint intake: minister
OSIC admitted 25 per cent in the first quarter and 33 per cent in the second quarter, citing jurisdictional reasons for the low percentage.
“I am proud to see that although the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner is in its first six months of creation, it is on the right track and has already started inquiries into certain sports,” St-Onge said Thursday in a statement.OSIC’s authority is limited to sports whose governing bodies have completed the process of becoming signatories to its abuse-free sport program, the minister said.
Swimming Canada was the 24th sports federation to agree to terms and become an OSIC signatory Thursday.Pelletier told The Canadian Press in an interview earlier this week that while a national sport organization may be a signatory, the sport’s provincial or territorial association or a club might not be.
“That’s why it is crucial that provinces and territories must follow suit and acquire an independent process to file complaints whether by signing with OSIC or by creating their own.“Changing the culture of sport is a collective responsibility, which is why we continue to work with the other jurisdictions, like provinces and territories, to move towards a system that is focused on caring and respect for all athletes. No one should be left behind.
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