Organisation

Well organised clubs are well run and supported by local communities and members using appropriate and current policies, procedures and practices.

This section provides useful information that will help with the efficient and sustainable running of clubs.

Club Legal & Charity Structure	Club Legal & Charity Structure Guidance (PDF) Sources of Affordable Legal Advice (PDF) Role Descriptors
Policy Guidance	Club Alcohol Licensing Information (PDF) Data Protection Guidance (PDF) Health & Safety Policy Guidance (PDF) Health & Safety Volunteer Guidance (PDF) Health & Safety Accident & Incident Reporting Guidance (PDF) Health & Safety Risk Assessment Template (DOC) Health & Safety Fire Risk Assessment Template (DOC) Health & Safety Pre-event Checklist Template (DOC) Health & Safety Premises Checklist Template (DOC) Health & Safety Touring Teams Risk Assessment Template (DOC) Injury Management Social Media Guidance (PDF) Child Protection Human Resource Employment Guidance (PDF)
Code of Conduct	Scottish Rugby Code of Conduct (PDF)
Equality	Equality
Values	Values & Ethos Positive Coaching Scotland VIDEO \| Newton Stewart \| Scottish Rugby Club Conference 2017 Key learnings from Newton Stewart on creating a club culture is at the club ethos is made clear to all involved, with members aware and buying in to the club’s vision and mission. The club is fully engaged with and part of the local community, and remains engaged with ex-players and members. There’s good communication throughout the entire club and players are involved in club matters, by taking ownership on certain matters and brought onto the committee at an early stage. The club adopts a ‘one club’ approach.

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