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2023-2024 OCAA Concussion Code of Conduct

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OCAA Concussion Code of Conduct: Athletes

Background
Rowan’s Law (Bill 193) was given Royal assent on March 7th, 2018 by the Ontario Legislature. Rowan’s Law imposes various requirements on sport organizations or entities that carry out amateur competitive sport. These requirements include:
 
Any individual cannot participate in a sports activity unless they confirm they have reviewed theministry approved concussion awareness resources and signed the sport organizationsconcussion code of conduct-Organizations must establish a removal-from-sport protocol for athletes who are suspected ofhaving sustained a concussion, as well as a return-to-sport and return-to-learn protocol forathletes who have sustained a concussion
 
Please read the Concussion Awareness Resource Guide before proceeding.
 
 
In accordance with Rowan?s Law, the OCAA has developed a Code of Conduct for all participating athletes and coaches to read and follow. The OCAA does not tolerate dangerous behaviours which are considered high risk for causing concussion or head injuries. The following expectations are required by our athletes and coaches in OCAA varsity sports. I acknowledge the following: *

I have read and understand the statements in the Code of Conduct for Coaches and agree to conduct myself in a manner that demonstrates the established standards in the OCAA's Code. I have reviewed the concussion awareness resources and viewed the concussion awareness video provided to me by my institution. I have had the opportunity to ask questions and been made aware of my institutions removal-from-sport and return-to-sport policies.

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