Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person with the context of golf
Treat everyone equally and do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation or disability
If you see any form of discrimination, do not condone it or allow it to go unchallenged
Place the well-being and safety of the young person above the development of performance
Develop an appropriate working relationship with young people, based on mutual trust and respect
Ensure that physical contact is appropriate and necessary and is carried out within recommended guidelines with the young person's full consent and approval
Always work in an open environment (e.g. avoid private or unobserved situations and encourage an open environment)
Do not engage in any form of sexually related contact with a young player. This is strictly forbidden as is sexual innuendo, flirting or inappropriate gestures and terms
You should not have regular contact outside your county role with the juniors and should not engage in regular communication through text, email or social network sites
Know and understand Kent Golf Child Safeguarding Policies and Procedures
Respect young people's opinions when making decisions about their participation in golf
Inform players and parents of the requirements of golf
Be aware of and report any conflict of interest as soon as it becomes apparent
Display high standards of language, manner, punctuality, preparation and presentation
Do not smoke, drink or use recreational drugs while actively working with young people in the county. This reflects a negative image and could compromise the safety of the young people
Do not give young people alcohol when they are under the care of the county
Hold relevant qualifications and insurance cover. All staff, volunteers and coaches who work regularly with children must have current DBS clearance, approved by England Golf Governance Department
Ensure the activities are appropriate for the age, maturity, experience and ability of the individual
Promote the positive aspects of golf e.g. fair play
Display high standards of behaviour and appearance
Follow County Procedures and good practice guidelines
Ensure that you attend appropriate training to keep up-to-date with your role and the welfare of young people
Report any concerns you may have in relation to a child or the behaviour of an adult, following reporting procedures laid down by Kent Golf