The Commission has to check the integrity codes every 3 years to make sure they are still working well and meeting the needs of participants. You can think of participants as the people involved in sport and recreation. The Commission checks if the codes are fit for purpose, which means they are doing what they are supposed to do.
When the Commission makes a new code or changes an existing one, it has to follow certain rules, which are explained in sections 19 to 21. These rules help the Commission make sure the new or changed code is good and fair.
The Commission's review of the integrity codes is an important job, and it helps keep the codes up to date and working well for everyone involved in sport and recreation.
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The Commission must, at least once every 3 years after an integrity code comes into force, review the code for the purpose of ensuring that it remains fit for purpose and meets the needs of participants.
Sections 19 to 21 apply, with the necessary modifications, to the making of a new or an amended code.
