These codes are British Fencing Code of Conduct for all Home Countries, Regions, Counties, Clubs Members and Persons:-
Code of Conduct – updated January 2015
Coaches Code of Conduct – updated January 2015
Code of Conduct for Parents/Carers – Updated January 2015
Code of Conduct for Young People – 4.12.15
Code of Conduct for Referees – Updated 18.05.2021
GBR Codes of Conduct
The following Codes of Conduct are in addition to the General Codes of Conduct
GBR Team Officials
Code of Conduct
and Ethics: Team Officials – updated 09.02.18
All Team Officials selected for Great Britain (GB) national teams agree to abide by this Code of Conduct and Ethics and must formally declare this before they will be permitted to travel as part of a GB Team. This Code should be read in conjunction with the Code of Conduct: Young Athletes; Penalties: Youth Events and British Fencing’s Child Protection Policy. For the avoidance of doubt ‘Team Officials’ covers Chef de Missions; team managers; GB coaches; personal coaches; referees or any others who agree to attend in a position of responsibility and authority as part of a GB Team.
Delegation of
Authority to Team Managers (agreed by the Board 21.07.2012)
GBR Youth Athletes
Code of Conduct:
Athletes Youth Events updated 22.2.2018
All athletes who accept a selection for Great Britain (GB) squads at Junior level (under 20) or younger agree to abide by the Young Athlete Code of Conduct. All athletes (or for fencers under 18 at the time of travel, their parent or legal guardian) must agree to this code of conduct before the athlete will be permitted to travel as part of a GB squad.
There are additional policies relating to
participating in GB squads for athletes, officials and parents. These can be
found here.
Anyone that attends an international event where athletes are competing for GBR
is automatically bound by these policies.
Event Codes of Conduct
All Participants
at BF Fencing Events:
