Policies, Bylaws, Regulations, Game and Conduct Management


HPMHA Bylaws, Policies (including conduct/complaints)

High Prairie Minor Hockey Association will make a clear commitment to the equity of its members through all its programs and functions, based on the key principles that serve as building blocks upon which minor hockey is built on:  Lifelong players, good role models, and fun. 

POLICY STATEMENT: High Prairie Minor Hockey Association Policies and Procedures are to:

  • Provide the operational directives HPMHA follows under Hockey Alberta and Hockey Canada.
  • Provide guidelines for operations and good governance that provides clear expectations and guidelines to HPMHA membership.
  • Govern the course of action for HPMHA to ensure the inclusiveness of all members into hockey and ensure that all persons receive treatment that is fair, equitable and just regardless of gender, race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status or family status.


HPMHA BYLAWS - Updated March 2023

HMPHA POLICIES (including Conduct/Complaints) - Updated September 2022

HPMHA POLICIES updated September 2022 Flipbook format

HOCKEY ALBERTA FORMS

Independent Third Party Complaint Process

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Hockey Canada and its Members want to end the culture of silence that exists in parts of hockey. To help ensure that we are a safe space for raising concerns, Hockey Canada has established a new, fully independent, and confidential reporting mechanism for all individuals regarding any incidents involving Hockey Canada sanctioned programming.

Maltreatment, Abuse, Harassment, Bullying

Maltreatment, Abuse, Harrassment & Bullying Guide

Fair Play Means Safety for All. Hockey Alberta is committed to providing a safe environment for everyone involved in the game. Any form of bullying, harassment, or abuse - whether physical, emotional or sexual - of any participant in any program is unacceptable.

It can happen between peers, younger and older players, or adults and young players. Each association, team, parent, volunteer and staff member is expected to take all reasonable steps to safeguard the welfare of participants - especially young participants - and protect them from any form of violence. There is a shared responsibility with parents and guardians to nurture the physical and emotional well-being of our players.

Who is Responsible for Safety?

Each association, team, parent, volunteer and staff member is expected to take all reasonable steps to safeguard the welfare of participants - especially young participants - and protect them from any form of violence and harm - psychological and physical (maltreatment, abuse, harassment, bullying). There is a shared responsibility with parents and guardians to nurture the physical and emotional well-being of our players.

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Game & Conduct Management


HPMHA policies outline conduct expected from off-ice to on-ice, team officials, bullying/maltreatment/harassment/abuse, processes, and complaints. 

HMPHA POLICIES (including Conduct/Complaints) - Updated September 2022

HPMHA CONDUCT POLICIES WEBPAGE: http://www.highprairieminorhockey.com/content/conduct-policies

All Hockey Canada documents related to Game Conduct Management, Safety, Insurance, etc. can be found here. Other relative Hockey Alberta  policies and information can be found below:

Hockey Canada

 

Hockey Alberta 

Respect in Sport

 

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