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Occupational Health and Safety policy

Motorcycling Australia recognises the importance of providing all stakeholders, employees’ volunteers, officials, contractors, visitors and participants with a safe and healthy work environment under their control. As such an Occupational Health and Safety Policy has been created and can be accessed through the link below.

Click here to download the Motorcycling Australia Occupational Health and Safety Policy.

Environmental Sustainability Policy

Motorcycling Australia is committed to the environment through development and promotion of an environmental program which is committed to incorporating principles of sustainability in motorcycle sport within Australia.

Click here to download the Environmental Sustainability Policy.

Member Protection Policy

A major component of the core business of Motorcycling Australia is to ensure the safety and well being of its members through the implementation of rules and policies in relation to Motorcycle Sport activity (racing, practice, coaching etc).

The Member Protection Policy now provides for processes and outcomes in dealing with all forms of inappropriate behaviour.

All members, clubs and regulatory bodies should ensure they are familiar with the Member Protection Policy and be aware at all times of the high standards we should be setting for competitors, officials, parents and spectators.

Click here to download the Member Protection Policy.

Code of Conduct

The Motorcycling Australia Code of Conduct has been developed to provide competitors, officials, parents and coaches with a guide to appropriate behaviour at all Motorcycle Sport activity.  MA's Code of Conduct can be found in chapter 3 of its Member Protection Policy and in the Manual of Motorcycle Sport.

To view the Code of Conduct, click  here to download the Member Protection Policy.

Anti-doping policy

Motorcycling Australia condemns the use of performance enhancing and recreational drugs and doping practices in sport. The use of performance enhancing and recreational drugs and doping practices is contrary to the ethics of sport and potentially harmful to the health of riders and poses increased safety risks.

The only legitimate use of drugs in sport is under the supervision of a physician for a clinically justified purpose in accordance with rule 11.8 of the anti-doping policy, contained within the 2007 Manual of Motorcycle Sport.

MA aims to stop doping practices in sport by:

• imposing effective sanctions on persons who commit anti-doping violations;
• educating and informing persons about drugs in sport issues; and
• supporting the drug testing programs and education initiatives of the Australian Sports Drug Agency and other anti-doping organisations

To read the full Anti-Doping Policy, click here.

Privacy Policy

Motorcycling Australia's (MA) Privacy Policy is available upon request. 

For a general statement on MA's privacy position a Privacy Statement is available by clicking here.