Australian Sports Commission Annual Report 2011-2012

Annual Report 2011–2012 Australian Sports Commission Annual Report 2011–2012 The Australian Sports Commission is the Australian Government agency that develops, supports and invests in sport at all levels. It was established in 1985 and operates under the Australian Sports Commission Act 1989. The Commission’s national leadership role is achieved through three operational areas: the Australian Institute of Sport, Sports Development, and Corporate Operations. The Australian Sports Commission forms part of the Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport portfolio.

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Printed by Union Offset Printers Senator the Hon Kate Lundy Minister for Sport Minister for Multicultural Affairs Minister Assisting for Industry and Innovation Parliament House CANBERRA ACT 2600

Dear Minister

I am pleased to submit the twenty-eighth Annual Report for the Australian Sports Commission, covering the period 2011–12. The report has been prepared to meet the requirements of the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997 as called for under Section 48 of the Australian Sports Commission Act 1989.

The Australian Sports Commission is established in accordance with the Australian Sports Commission Act 1989. The objects, functions and powers of the Australian Sports Commission are prescribed in Sections 6, 7 and 8, respectively, of the Act.

The Commissioners of the Board are responsible, under Section 9 of the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997, for the preparation and content of the Report of Operations in accordance with the Finance Minister’s Orders 2011–12. The Board resolved to adopt the Report of Operations as a true and concise portrayal of the year’s activities.

This report assesses the Australian Sports Commission’s performance against the accountability framework agreed with the Australian Government, and highlights the success of its programs.

I commend this report to you as a record of our achievements.

Yours sincerely

John Wylie AM Chair Australian Sports Commission

4 October 2012

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Contents

Letter of transmittal iii

Chair’s message 1

Chief Executive Ofﬁ cer’s report 2

About the Australian Sports Commission 7

Planning and accountability 9

Organisational structure and functions 10

2011–12 performance 13

Outcome 1 Improved participation in structured physical activity, particularly organised sport, at the community level, including through leadership and targeted community-based sports activity 14

Outcome 2 Excellence in sports performance and continued international sporting success by talented athletes and coaches, including through leadership in high performance athlete development, and targeted science and research 31

Management and accountability 45

Objects and functions of the Australian Sports Commission 46

Corporate governance 47

Financial management 58

External scrutiny 60

Human resource management 60

Communications and information management 65

Site management 67

v vi AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 umr fcmlac 182 180 137 178 177 Index 175 127 ofcompliance Summary forms Shortened Contactoffi cers Appendix 8 programlocations AustralianInstituteofSport 72 Appendix 7 124 partners Commissioncorporate AustralianSports Appendix 6 Commissionstaffi AustralianSports ng statistics Appendix 5 Foundation AustralianSports Appendix 4 highlights performance Australiansports Appendix 3 Commissiongrantallocationstosports AustralianSports Appendix 2 Commissionfi AustralianSports nancial statements Appendix 1 Appendixes 183 181 71 Chair’s message

Sport is an integral part of life for Australians. For this reason I am delighted to have been recently appointed as the Chair of the Australian Sports Commission (ASC). The Commission has two clear objectives: to help Australians achieve international sporting success, and to get more Australians participating in sport. The two objectives are individually worthy goals, but they are also mutually reinforcing — international success inspires kids to participate, and greater participation helps nurture our future champions.

On the back of the London Games in 2012, the ASC will seek to learn from and grow Australia’s future international sporting success and participation in sport. Central to this will be a commitment to work collaboratively with our sporting partners, but also an expectation that taxpayers’ investment is used efﬁ ciently to achieve agreed outcomes.

I would like to acknowledge the ﬁ ne work of my immediate predecessor, the Hon. Warwick Smith, who was Chair of the ASC from July 2010 to April 2012. Mr Smith has been a passionate supporter of the sport sector for many years, and his time as Chair provided an opportunity for the ASC to put in place effective strategies to support implementation of the Australian Government’s Pathways to Success. I would also like to thank Mr David Gallop for acting as Chair of the Commission from April to September 2012.

Much has been achieved over the past year. I look forward to working with the ASC Board and staff, the Minister for Sport Senator Kate Lundy and the sports community to ensure Australia remains the sporting envy of other nations.

John Wylie Chair Australian Sports Commission MESSAGE CHAIRMAN’S

1 2 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Institute of Sport (AIS). Institute ofSport Offi cer inSeptember2011, 2012MrMatthew Favier andinearly asDirectoroftheAustralian In 2011–12, theASC’s was executive structure fi nalised withmy appointmentasChiefExecutive I lookforward withhim. toworking members in October 2011. In April 2012 the Chairman oftheBoard, inOctober2011.InApril2012theChairman members theHon.Warwick Smith Changes totheASCBoardduringyearsaw MrKen Ryan ministerial responsibility. andInnovation, andMinisterAssistingforIndustry Minister forMulticulturalAffairs assumedthis was signifi cant andwell regarded by thesector. SenatortheHon.KateLundy, MinisterforSport, from theSenateinMarch2012.SenatorArbib’s asMinisterforSport contributionduringhisterm Arbib,Mark MinisterforSport, Assistant Treasurer andMinisterforSmallBusiness, resigning During theyear, therewas achangeinMinisterresponsiblefortheASC, withSenatortheHon. ofRegionalAustralia, andSport. Department LocalGovernment, Arts the Offi ofthePrimeMinisterandCabinetlaterin ce forSport,initially in theDepartment and commitmentoftheCommissionBoardstaff, relationshipwith andacooperativeworking The improved oftheASCover performance thelastyearhasbeenachieved throughtheefforts improvement over thecomingyear. andwillusetheresultstoidentifyareasforfurther in ourcollaborationwithsectorpartners Wefunding, arepleasedwiththeidentifi andparticipation. highperformance ed improvement across allkey areasofleadership, relationships, working collaborationandknowledge-sharing, last year’s demonstratesincreasedstakeholder satisfactionwiththeASC’s survey performance stakeholder groupsinMay 2012throughasatisfactionsurvey. Acomparisonofresultsagainst andapproachwithitsprimary The ASCtestedthestrengthofitsdirection, partnerships andexcellinginsport. Australians participating sectortoachieve asharednationalvision ofmore withgovernments andthesport partnerships The ASC’s was performance strongacrosstheyear, withakey focusonstrengthening sectorforthenextcycle. the Australiansport Australian Sport the yearwas fi Commission(ASC).Akey factorinachieving stabilitythrough operations oftheAustralianSports After ayearofsignifi cant change, 2011–12was focusedonstabilisingthedirectionand Chief ExecutiveOffi cer’s report Acting Chair. MrJohnWylie ofMrSmith,and contribution.Following thedeparture MrDavid Gallopassumedtheroleof Pathway toSuccess on thebackofCrawford review andthegovernment’s response, was pivotalforthe organisation.HeledtheASCthroughachangeinstrategicdirection service MrSmith’s ofservice. resigned followingtwoyears contributiontotheASCduringhisperiodof nalising the nalising . This was an important milestonefortheASCinprovidingto strongleadership . Thiswas animportant . TheASCBoardandseniormanagementthankMrSmithforhisdedication ASC StrategicPlan2011–2012to2014–2015: Working Together for AM hasbeenappointedthenew ChairfromSeptember2012, and AM andMrJohnLeewelcomed as Australian Sport: The Sport: Australian AM , Performance highlights

Outcome 1

The ASC had another successful year in building participation through a series of key programs and activities. Complementing the delivery of the Active After-school Communities (AASC) program the ASC, in partnership with the Australian Olympic Committee and Australian Paralympic Committee, developed the Prime Minister’s Olympic Challenge and Prime Minister’s Paralympic Challenge. These two sporting challenges were announced by the Prime Minister, the Hon. Julia Gillard MP, in December 2011 and launched in April 2012 by Senator Lundy. The challenges were aimed at encouraging primary school-aged children to participate in sport in the lead-up to and during the Games.

The ASC continued to provide support and advice to national sporting organisations (NSOs) around their planning and monitoring activities. Progress against NSO participation plans was reviewed through Participation Planning and Performance Monitoring meetings. The outcome of these meetings, along with similar high performance discussions, fed into the Annual Sport Performance Review process. This review process also incorporated information and advice from state and territory departments of sport and recreation to strengthen national coordination.

Under the new annual review process, all but two NSOs achieved a ranking of medium or above for their performance against their planned activities and measures. While this is encouraging, continuous improvement will be critical. We have drawn information from these reviews to focus our support efforts in the critical areas of organisational capability, workforce capability and inclusive participation initiatives.

In April 2012, the ASC launched a revised set of sport governance principles and continued its work in encouraging NSOs to focus on their management, planning and reporting practices. Effective sport governance is a keystone for sports’ success, allowing the focus to stay on the sporting arena and enabling sports to reach their full potential. The ASC will continue to emphasise these principles and encourage NSOs to improve their governance arrangements.

In 2011–12, the ASC led the delivery and progression of a number of projects to build sector capability in sustaining and promoting integrity in sport. We have consolidated our efforts around integrity in sport under the banner of Play by the Rules. This approach is consistent with our strategic direction around increased coordination and collaboration with the operations of Play by the Rules, led by a committee consisting of federal, state and territory government representatives from sport, anti-discrimination and equal opportunity agencies. The centralised focus on Play by the Rules has resulted in an improved product and service, with more than 5000 people enrolled in the new online training course, and increased awareness and promotion REPORT through television advertisements and social media.

Improved availability of sport research and information has been achieved through the implementation of the ﬁ rst of three phases of the Clearinghouse for Sport. The Clearinghouse is an initiative to increase the sharing of knowledge across the sport sector, which is led by the ASC in consultation with a network of research providers from across government and the sport and active recreation sectors. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S

3 4 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 late 2012. to2040.Thisresearch willbefi trends whichmay impactonsport a rangeofexistingand/oremergingsocial, economic, political, environmental andtechnology Organisation (CSIRO) tojointlyconductTheFutureofAustralianSport, aprojectthatwillexamine withtheCommonwealth Scientififor thefuture.TheASCpartnered c andIndustrialResearch We continuetoinvest intargetedresearchtobuildourbaseofevidence tobetterpositionsport the AIS, has played akey operations. roleinthe coordination ofhighperformance theNationalInstituteNetwork,System IntergovernmentalAgreement. Similarly ledandchairedby this yearondeveloping anddeliveringstrategic projectsundertheumbrellaofNationalInstitute Council, ofthiscooperationistheNational EliteSports whichhasfocused boundaries. Attheheart acrossfederal,outcomes. Thishasbeenachieved through improved stateandterritory partnerships The AIScontinuestostrengthenits contributiontoanationalsystemforhighperformance outcomes andinnovation.common focusofperformance agencies thatsharea establishedwithexternal a nationalresearchagendaandthepartnerships Thestrengthofthisnationalapproachisitscoordination network. across thehighperformance 40researchprojects and in2011–12we allocatedanadditional$1millionfundingtosupport research, performance Through theAISwe aredrivinganationalapproachtoappliedsport competition. focus ontheirpreparationforinternational This fi nancial assistancewas providedandfuturemedal-potentialathletestohelpthem tocurrent scheme,Direct AthleteSupport providing 703Australianathleteswithatotalof$8.43million. At anindividualathletelevel, theASCcontinueditsadministration oftheAustralianGovernment coaches andstaff. with accesstotrainingvenues, storageforboats andequipment, andoffi ce spaceforprogram centre The facilityhasreceiveda$1.8millionupgradeandnowincludesfullyequippedrecovery programsofsprintcanoe,This facilitywillbethehubforAISscholarship triathlonandBMX. launchedtheNationalTrainingMinister forSport CentrefacilityatPizzey Park ontheGoldCoast. withstate-basedacademiesandinstitutes.On19April2012, the particularly partnerships, Complementing theGreenandGoldfunding, we alsoinvested infacilitiesthroughcooperative coaching andtechnicalsupport. enhanced trainingenvironments throughimproved facilitiesandincreasedaccesstospecialist accordingtotheirrequirements, used differentlyby eachofthesports butitgenerallysupported we providedThismoney themwithanadditional$4.49millioninGreenandGoldfunding. was To inmaximisingtheirOlympicandParalympic assistkey preparations, medal-prospectsports numerous athletesandteamschoosingitisastheEuropeanbasefortheirpreparations. possible forvisitingathletes.TheCentrewas fullyutilisedduringthepre-Olympicperiod, with the ItalianProvincial Government, whichhasassistedinmakingtheexperienceassmooth for competition.InestablishingtheCentre, we have developed anexcellent relationshipwith athletes, withahigh-qualitybuildingdesignandprimelocationforathletetrainingpreparation The EuropeanTraining Centrehasbeenestablishedasa‘homeaway fromhome’forAustralian strengthened nationalcooperation. grants,project funding, DirectAthleteSupport improved trainingfacilities, appliedresearchand the preparationofoureliteathletesthroughEuropeanTraining Centre, GreenandGold In thelead-uptoOlympicandParalympic Games, we madeasignifi cant contributionto Outcome 2 nalised andreleasedin Future priorities

Australia’s performance at the London Olympic and Paralympic Games is the culmination of extensive long-term efforts across the Australian high performance system. Following the Games, there will be opportunities to celebrate our successes and critically review our next steps to ensure we focus and align our efforts to deliver the best possible results in the next Olympic and Paralympic cycle. This must be done in partnership with sports and based on agreed performance outcomes.

The AIS will continue to grow its role in leading Australia’s high performance system. The next step in this process is conﬁ rming a national approach for the future strategic direction of high performance. This approach has been developing over the last 18 months through the efforts of a working group including representatives from the ASC and a variety of high performance partners. The conﬁ rmed national approach will clearly articulate a national vision, goals, outcomes and actions; clarify the roles, responsibilities and expectations of all system partners; and provide a blueprint for a targeted approach for investment in high performance outcomes.

The announcement in the May 2012 Budget of the continuation of the AASC program will ensure the ASC can continue to provide primary school-aged children with a positive introduction to sport. We will work with sporting organisations at all levels to ensure the program provides maximum value to sports and supports the transition of program participants into local clubs.

On the back of the Olympic and Paralympic Games we will also leverage the Prime Minister’s Challenges to encourage and inspire more children to participate in sport. These initiatives, as well as participation funding programs delivered by NSOs, will be the focus of the ASC’s commitment to ensuring more people can access sport and all the beneﬁ ts it provides.

In addition to the focus on improved high performance and participation outcomes, the ASC will undertake a range of activities to build the capability of NSOs. In 2012–13, we will ﬁ nalise an organisational development framework and use it to assess the organisational effectiveness of NSOs and prioritise areas for support. Once areas of need are identiﬁ ed, we will prioritise ASC resources and assistance to capability projects according to risk and potential outcomes.

Importantly, we will continue our work with state and territory departments of sport and recreation and the Ofﬁ ce for Sport to implement key projects identiﬁ ed through the National Sport and Active Recreation Policy Framework. Similarly, we will work with the National Elite Sports Council to implement the National Institute System Intergovernmental Agreement and the National Institute Network to achieve a consistent national standard for performance support.

The ASC looks forward to the challenges of the year ahead, building on the foundations that have been laid to deliver continued success for Australian sport.

Simon Hollingsworth Chief Executive Ofﬁ cer

ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION 8 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 organisations closelywithnationalsporting atalllevels inAustralia.Itworks develops andinvests insport Commission(ASC)istheAustralianGovernment bodythatsupports, The AustralianSports 1 The term national sporting organisation includes national sporting organisationsforpeople withdisability organisation includesnationalsporting nationalsporting Theterm 1 management framework, whilethe 1989 Commission Act authoritybyThe ASCwas the establishedasaCommonwealth statutory sector.sport and effectiveness;buildingcollaboration, alignmentandeffectivenesswithintheAustralian resultsandimprove andhighperformance theircapability,deliver participation sustainability this by deliveringkey programs;providing fi andotherassistancetoNSOs nancial support Itdoes andexcellinginsport. The ASCisfocusedongettingmoreAustraliansparticipating sport. performance sectorfromthegrassrootscommunitylevel tohigh the development oftheAustraliansport andschoolscommunityorganisationstosupport institutesandacademiesofsport; territory for theASC. andInnovation, andMinisterAssistingforIndustry Affairs hasbeentheMinisterresponsible From March2012, SenatortheHon.KateLundy, MinisterforSport,Multicultural and MinisterforSmallBusiness, was theMinisterresponsibleforASC. For themajorityof2011–12, Arbib, SenatortheHon.Mark MinisterforSport,AssistantTreasurer the ASC’s andaccountabilityframework. reporting and theAustralianParalympic Committeewhererelevant. 1 (NSOs); peak sporting bodies; state, territory andlocalgovernments;state bodies;state, (NSOs);peaksporting territory . TheActdefi nes theASC’s role, governanceandfi corporate nancial Commonwealth Authorities andCompanies Act 1997 Australian Sports Australian Sports provides Statements, ontheASC’s reporting forthe year. intendedandactualperformance Budget measuresinthePortfolio responds directlytotheperformance This annualreport and key consistentwiththeASC’s indicators performance BudgetStatements. Portfolio on itsoutcomesthroughstrategiesandactivitiesundereachofthe fourgoals, withdeliverables in2011–12todeliver onitsstrategicplan.ItshowshowtheASCaimedtodeliver to undertake The ASC’s AnnualOperationalPlan2011–12outlinestheactivitiesthatCommissionplanned plan, asillustratedbelow. theprogramandtwooutcomesthroughfourgoalsoutlinedinitsstrategic The ASCdelivers through oneprogram, titled‘Australian Commission’. Sports Within thegovernmentfi theseoutcomes theASCdelivers framework nancial andreporting objectives andachieve theoutcomesAustralianGovernment requires. the direction, strategiesandbroadapproach thatallowtheCommissiontomeetitsstatutory The ASC’s StrategicPlan2011–12to2014–15, 2012, tabledinParliament inFebruary sets > > legislative responsibilitiesandeffectivelydeliveringitsoutcomes, whichare: The ASC’s theorganisationinmeetingits planningandaccountabilityapproachsupports Planning andaccountability

based sports activity based sports including throughleadershipandtargeted community- activity, organised sport, particularly atthecommunitylevel, Outcome 1 and targetedscienceresearch. athletes andcoaches, athletedevelopment, inhighperformance includingthroughleadership successby talented sporting andcontinuedinternational performance excellenceinsports activity community level, andtargetedcommunity-basedsports includingthroughleadership physical instructured activity,improved participation organisedsport,atthe particularly Goal 1 : Improved physical instructured participation : Increased participation insport : Increasedparticipation Goal 4 : Enhanced ASC capabilitytolead, andsupport partner Program: Goal 3 Australian Commission Sports : Sustainablesport and research athletedevelopment,performance andtargeted science athletes andcoaches, includingthroughleadershipinhigh successby sporting talented continued international Outcome 2 Goal 2 : Excellence in sports performance and performance : Excellenceinsports : Increased international success : Increasedinternational

9 ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION 10 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 responsibilities withinacomplianceframework, andproviding high-qualityfacilitiesandservices. capabilities, technology information ﬁ nancial andassetmanagementpractices, managingASC ASC todeliveronthestrategicplan.Key areasoffocusincludehumanresourcecapabilities, Operations Corporate needs, throughresearch, challengesandopportunities consultationandanalysis. sector onsport for Development. Itisalsoresponsibleforcollectingandanalysinginformation school Communities(AASC)program, theAIS EuropeanTraining Sport CentreandInternational fundedthroughtheASC. ItcoordinatestheActiveAfter- and compliancewithsectorpartners capability andcapacity. Development managesandcoordinatesfunding arrangements Sports plansandtodevelop theirsport’swith NSOstoassistthemimplementingwhole-of-sport Development Sports research. national approachtoappliedperformance management, vocationalandpastoralcare, andfosteringa andcompetitionopportunities); medicine, scienceandsports program athletepreparation(includingcoaching,world-class sports ofnationalprograms);delivering (includingcapabilitybuildingandthedelivery sport performance inAustralia.Ithasthreekey roles:providinganddirectionofhigh sport strategicleadership The ofeachthedivisionsfollows, Abriefsummary alongwiththeASC’swork. organisationalchart. ofthis Statements, forthedelivery Operationsdivisionprovided whiletheCorporate support Budget listedinthePortfolio responsibilityforachieving outcomesandindicators on primary From Development divisionstook May 2012,(AIS)andSports theAustralianInstituteofSport Research divisionwere reallocatedtotheotherdivisionsatthattime. three divisionsfromMay 2012.ThefunctionsoftheGovernment Relations, Communicationsand The ASC’s evolved duringtheyear, organisationalstructure withtheorganisationoperating under andfunctions Organisational structure AIS has primary responsibility for leading the strategic direction of high performance responsibilityforleadingthestrategicdirectionofhighperformance hasprimary is focused on planning, funding, supporting and servicing relationships isfocusedonplanning, andservicing funding, supporting provides business capability and services to support alldivisions ofthe tosupport provides businesscapabilityand services Figure 1: Organisational chart asat30June2012 1:Organisationalchart Figure Strategy andRelations Strategy Australian Institute Sports Performance Sports Applied Science Athlete Services Mr MattFavier Research and of Sport Director Australian Commission Sports Funding, Planning Sport Mr SimonHollingsworth Chief Executive Ofﬁ cer Sports Development Sports Capability Building Active After-school General Manager Mr GregNance Research and Communities and Review Innovation Information ManagementInformation and TechnologyServices Corporate Operations Australian Sports General Manager Communications Government and Commercial and Mr Steve Jones Governance People and Foundation Facilities Finance 11 ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION

2011–12 PERFORMANCE

OUTCOME 1

Improved participation in structured physical activity, particularly organised sport, at the community level, including through leadership and targeted community-based sports activity

OUTCOME 2

Excellence in sports performance and continued international sporting success by talented athletes and coaches, including through leadership in high performance athlete development, and targeted science and research community-based sports activity community-based sports andtargeted including throughleadership organisedsport,atthecommunitylevel,particularly physical instructured activity,Improved participation 14 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 OUTCOME 1 > > > To insport. increase participation achieve this, theASC: sectorto This outcomeisfocusedondeveloping theAustraliansport TOTAL EXPENSES:

Australians to participate andexcel. Australians toparticipate forall sectorthatprovides opportunities and effectivesport andrecreationtodevelop amorecohesive ofsport departments organisationsandstateterritory withsporting works NSOstobuildthesustainabilityoftheirsport supports encourages theirongoingparticipation that provides childrenwithapositive introductiontosport $114619000 > > > > > > > > Performance highlights

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BudgetStatements. and key assetoutforOutcome1inthePortfolio indicators performance oftheASC’sThe followingtableprovides asummary againstthedeliverables performance Achievements againstdeliverablesandkey indicators performance commercialisation strategies through governance or andmanagement interventions toimprove10 NSOssupported theirbusinesscapacity strategic plans whole-of-sport 100% offundedNSOswithcurrent 2011–12result community participation 29 NSOsfundedtoimplementplansincrease under-represented groups to grow theirsport’s base, with participation particularly forNSOstobuildtheirorganisationalSupport capacity plans participation Provision ofstrategicinvestment inNSO partners state associationsandotherdelivery review theirplansandstrategiesincollaborationwith foridentifiSupport ed NSOstodevelop, implementand Deliverables 2. NSOstobuildthesustainabilityof theirsport Supporting cluborteam joining asporting 2011–12result Communities program have expressedinterestin 60% ofchildrenwithinthe Active After-school participation Communities program aremorepositive towards 80% ofchildrenwithinthe Active After-school Key indicators performance delivering the Active After-school Communitiesprogram 3270 schoolsandoutofschoolhourscareservices Communities program ofthe Continued delivery Active After-school Deliverables 1. thatencourages Providingchildrenwithapositiveintroductiontosport their ongoing participation 20 100% 35 Achieved Achieved Achieved 56% 81% 3429 Achieved across the Australian sector sport resulted inimproved sharing ofknowledge andevidence 2011–12result agree80% ofsectorpartners that ASC initiatives have their abilitytogrow participation guiding principles, toolsandresourceshave contributedto agree80% ofsectorpartners thatthenationalstrategies, leadership satisfi80% ofsectorpartners ed with ASC sector Key indicators performance for andshapeitsfuture sectortoplan National strategiesthatwillassistthesport innovative practiceandevidence-based research knowledge,Expansion andenhancedaccesstosport 2011–12result outcomes other portfolio Provision ofadvice asatooltomeet ontheuseofsport academies ofsport andrecreationinstitutes ofsport departments policy forwhich itisresponsiblewithstateandterritory Coordination oftheimplementationgovernment under-represented groups to grow andinvolvement participation of Provision ofstrategicinvestment inthecommunity Deliverables 3. sector Developingamorecohesive andeffectivesport 84%offundedNSOswere consideredtobefiplanning andmonitoringprocesses nancially stable, recreation andNSOssatisfi ed withtheparticipation and ofsport departments 75% ofstateandterritory monitoringprocesses performance 80% offundedNSOsdemonstrateeffective planningand 2011–12result 80% ofNSOsarefi nancially sound byparticipation under-representedgroups specifi c strategies, programs orapproachestoincrease implement 22 priorityNSOsfundedforparticipation plans indicators listedintheirparticipation 75% ofpriorityNSOsachieve thekey performance Key indicators performance sharing ofknowledge andevidence sector across the sport 56% indicatingthat ASC initiatives have resultedinimproved with the ASC’s sharingofknowledge andevidence, with were68% ofsectorpartners satisfi ed or extremelysatisfi ed resultof61% survey the 2011sectorpartner contributed toamoderateorgreat extent, anincreasefrom andrecreationagree ofsport thatthese actions departments NSOsandstateterritory 74% ofpriorityparticipation result of43% satisfi ed, survey anincreasefromthe2011sectorpartner were57% ofsectorpartners satisfi ed orextremely National Sport Volunteer drafted Strategy Achieved, and andEducationStrategy withtheNationalSport CentreandClearinghouseforSport Information Achieved through researchinitiatives, NationalSport internationally forDevelopmentin theNorthern Territory andSport programs DemonstrationProject Achieved oftheSport throughdelivery Council Sports (CASRO), theCASRO ResearchGroupandtheNationalElite of theCommittee Australian andRecreationOffi Sport cials Achieved throughactive membershipandsecretariatsupport Partnership Program Scholarships for Women, andMulticultural Youth Sports Assistance Program, LeadershipGrantsand Sport Champions, EliteIndigenous Travel and Accommodation Achieved throughthefollowing grant programs: LocalSporting resultof58% survey increase fromthe2011sectorpartner were satisfi ed orextremelysatisfi ed withtheprocesses, an NSOsindicatedthatthey67% ofpriorityparticipation review meetings developed comprehensiveplansand participation 97% ofNSOsfundedforspecifi initiativesc participation based onthemostrecentfi nancial recordsavailable 24 reviewperformance indicatorsinthe2011annualsport performance of mediumorhigherintheachievement oftheirkey NSOsreceived96% ofpriorityparticipation aranking 17 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 18 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > > > > 2011–12 achievements and organisationstoincreasejuniormembership. facilitate theprogram, clubs and train communitycoaches, recruit withlocal sporting andwork to careservices assistschoolsandoutofschoolhours Thesecoordinators coordinators. oflocallybasedregional The ASCmanagestheAASCprogramnationallythroughanetwork club. experience, thatinspiresthemtojoinalocalsporting develop alove ofsport and,The programaimstoengagetraditionallyinactivechildreninsport throughapositiveandfun physicaland otherstructured activityprogramsintheafter-schooltimeslotof3.00pmto5.30pm. The AASCprogramisanationalinitiativethatprovides schoolchildrenwithfreeaccesstosport Overview ongoing participation thatencouragestheir Providing childrenwithapositiveintroductiontosport > enhancing communitycapacity: is achieving itsobjectivesofengaginginactivechildren, providing funandsafeactivities, and researchconductedin2011byIndependent external Newspoll confi AASC program evaluation children, with6percentofallsiteslocatedinIndigenouscommunities. percentofthesitesdeliveringprograminvolved Indigenous in remotelocations.Thirteen 4percentwere classifi program in2011–12were inregionalareasandafurther groupofchildren.Some43percentallsitesoperatingthe locations andengageadiverse acrossabroadrangeofgeographical opportunities The programcontinuestooffersporting oftheAASCprogram. 190 000childrenaspart andphysical activitysessionswere deliveredtooverthe program.Morethan28000sport delivered During 2011–12, careservices atotalof3429uniqueschools andoutofschoolhours AASC program reach

next sixmonths. organisationinthe of parentssaiditwas likely theirchild wouldjoinatleastonesports intheprogram, cluborschoolteamafterparticipating andalmosthalf in joiningasports per centofparentsatAASCprogramsitesbelieved theirchildbecameinterested Fifty-six physically active as a result of participating intheprogram. physically activeasaresult ofparticipating inthe AASCprogram,after participating with66percentbelieving theirchildwas more Eighty-one percentofparentsbelieved theirchildfeltmorepositivetowards physical activity inactive childrenbeingmoreinvolved inphysical activity. 81 percentofcommunitycoachesagreedthattheAASCprogram leads totraditionally Seventy-fi and ve percentofschools, careservices 81percentofoutschoolhours engaging in structured after-schoolphysicalengaging instructured activitythey wouldnototherwisebedoing. intheprogramatexistingschoolsiteswere Eighty-seven percent ofchildrenparticipating the program’s performance. of parentsand90percentcommunitycoachesindicatingthey were satisfi 95 percentofschools, careservices,91percent 92percentofout schoolhours Satisfaction withtheAASCprogram’s overall was performance extremelyhigh, with thattheAASCprogram rmed ed asbeing ed with ed and Paralympic Games, respectively. The challengescommencedon28May 2012andwillconcludeattheendofOlympicGames Committee, utilisingfi with disabilityingeneral.TheParalympic Challengewas developed by theAustralianParalympic aboutAustralian Paralympians,teach childrenandteachers theParalympic movement andpeople Paralympic Challengeis builtontheexistingParalympic EducationProgram, whichisdesignedto activity togotowards gold,for theirsporting silverorbronze awards. ThePrimeMinister’s (such astheirclass, schoolorcommunitygroup), witheachchildorgroupaccumulatingpoints ofagroup individuallyoraspart individuals andgroups.Childrenareabletoparticipate The PrimeMinister’s school-aged OlympicChallengeisaweb-based challengeforprimary Olympic andParalympic Games. organisations, inthelead-uptoLondon2012 sporting andover 50000childreninsport Paralympic Challenges, involving morethan1800schools, carecentresand outofschoolhours The AASCprogramwas ofthe akey vehicleforthedelivery Prime Minister’s OlympicandParalympic Challenges 2:2011–12AASCprogramcommunitycoaches Figure carecentresoperatingtheprogram. and outofschoolhours 1600 linkswithschools, clubcoaches andmore than 950linkswere madebetween sporting They identifi clubcoachesintheAASCprogramcreated ed thattheinvolvement ofsporting During theyear, clubs. AASCsitesrecordedlinkagesbetween thesitesandlocalsporting 2). club(seeFigure than 28percentwere associatedwithalocalsporting During 2011–12, morethan9600individualcoachesdeliveredAASCsessions.Ofthese, more School andclublinks provided by theASC. nancial support Students Sporting clubs Private providers Internal Community members Prime Minister’s Olympicand 19 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 20 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Case studies: Development Manager. this growth,’ said Tom Taylor, Aus myrole played also mindthat theAASChas inassisting vital a League hasplayed a key inthis part category.membership While thela T-Ball, the ABF has seenincrease an of 103%inthe under-8 with theAASCto ‘The Australian Baseball Federation delivered withintheAASCenvironment. and coaches.Theresultwas anincreaseinbaseballprograms T-Ball resourceandequipmentpacktoAASCprogramstaff, sites national juniorprogramAussieT-Ball. ItpromotedtheAussie funded program todevelop anddeliveritsASCparticipation The Australian BaseballFederation signing uptocommunitybasketball programs. of event participants resultedinmorethan20percent and AASCregionalcoordinators between thelocalassociation programs andeffectivepartnership Theevents,program term. strategicpromotionofbasketball the fouridentifi ed basketball associationsattheendofAASC events were heldateachof Local‘comeandtry’ participants. of differentmethodstrackingthetransitionindividual programs andassociationteams, andevaluated theeffectiveness fromtheAASCprogramintolocalAussieHoops of participants A pilotprojectwith Basketball Australia AASCandNSOs Australian BaseballFederation deliver Aussie T-Ball. Since launching Aussie Basketball Australia tralian BaseballFederation Game unch of theAu (ABF)worked withtheAASC is thrilled to have partnered is thrilledto have partnered growth, there isno doubt in tracked thetransition stralian Baseball development of future workforce development projects. development offutureworkforce development projects, fromtheinitialpilotstobeconsideredin withlessonslearned SkillsAustraliaonworkforce The ASChasworked withanumberofNSOsandService achieved, andmaketomeetfutureneeds. NSOsneedtounderstand plansfortheirworkforce tothecommunity. aretobe (paid andvolunteer)todelivertheirsport Ifincreasesinparticipation abilityoftheirworkforce NSOs revealed thatgreaterknowledgeisneededaboutthecurrent withselect organisations todeliverprograms, humancapital.Initialwork of sporting inparticular outcomesthroughASCinvestmentA key isthecapacity factorintheachievement ofparticipation capability Building workforce elevated riskprofi le. were consideredtobeinastablefiof fundedsports nancial position,having an withninesports performance, management, development. Asat30June2012, governanceandsport 86percent andcapabilityacrossarangeofareas includinghigh NSOperformance The ASCmonitors enhancing theknowledge,toimprove theirsustainability. resourcesandcapability ofsports and innovation strategiestoenhancethecompetitiveadvantageofsports, anddeveloping and betterpractice focushasbeencontributingtoandsupporting Aparticular capability ofsports. tobuildtheorganisationalcapacityand The ASCprovides expertise, adviceandsupport Building organisational capability initiatives, andliaiseswithkey communityorganisationstobuildmomentuminthisarea. organisationsdelivering inclusiveparticipation tostatesporting assist inproviding support andrecreationto ofsport departments outcomes, withstateandterritory participation works toNSOsbuildtheircapabilitydeliverinclusive The ASCprovides adviceandsupport capability Building participation Performance Review.to strengthentheirresults.TheoutcomesalsofeedintotheAnnualSport NSOs aremonitoredbyassessment frameworks theASCandactionsareimplemented tosupport Planningand Performance MonitoringandPathwaysThe outcomesoftheParticipation 2Podium PlanningandPerformance Monitoringmeetings. plans ismonitoredthroughParticipation NSOprogressagainst managers. projectteamsledby NSOpartnership sport from internal todevelop theirplansandapproachtoplanningby providing advice sports The ASCsupports women, peoplewithdisability, backgrounds. andpeoplefromculturallylinguisticallydiverse outcomesinunder-representedpopulationgroupssuchasIndigenousAustralians,support to and24sports In 2011–12, toincreaseparticipation fundingwas provided to35sports fundingand planning NSO participation Overview NSOstobuildthesustainabilityoftheirsport Supporting 21 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 22 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 a high/mediumranking, 14atamediumranking, andoneatalowranking. ranking forachievement oftheirplannedkey indicators, performance ninewere assessedat Performance Review,At theAnnualSport fi NSOswere givenahigh ve priorityparticipation achievement oftheirobjectives. tosupport interventions complete thereview. ThisprocessalsohighlightedareaswhereNSOsmay requiretargeted information, where required, fromarangeofgovernment andnon-governmentsourcesto andfundingrecommendations, prioritisationofsports andaccessingindependent to inform to guidetheoutcomesofreview, partners and involved engagingwithstateandterritory measures.In2011–12,and performance provided theprocesscombinedinformation by NSOs provided acomprehensiveassessmentofhowNSOswere againsttheirstatedplans performing Performance Reviews,Annual Sport conductedforthefi in2011–12, form timeintheircurrent rst Performance ReviewsAnnual Sport 2011–12 achievements are theonlyway ‘inclusive’environment. toachieve atruly maintenance andsenseofbelonging, teams theview thatculturallydiverse versus sport, suchasthecreationofculturally specifi c teamsasameans ofcultural discussion. Thepanelhighlighted arangeofviews onthebestapproachtoinclusive Webinar 3, ‘Isthereaonesizefi ts allapproachtoinclusivesport?’,was apanel toparticipate. backgrounds have togethertocreatemoreopportunities been working communities,diverse andpeoplefromculturallylinguisticallydiverse withculturallyandlinguistically providersworking examples ofhowsport,service bytogether’,Webinar working 2,forparticipation showcased ‘Creatingopportunities and thecommunity. sector,and whatthismeansforthesport anddiscussedconnectionsbetween sport provided regardingAustralia’s statisticalinformation increasinglymulticulturalsociety Skene fromRedElephantProjects,without Borders, JamesDemetrioufromSports Webinar 1, ‘Settingthesceneandmakingconnections’, involving Patrick presenters recorded andmadeavailable ontheASCwebsite. computer), Webinars were also andbecauseitisfreeofchargetoparticipants. into people’s busytimeschedules(peoplecan‘attend’thewebinar fromtheirown communities.Thewebinar wasdiverse format chosenduetoitsfl bythat areexploringways culturallyandlinguistically ofincreasingparticipation sports sectorandtoinform increasingly multiculturalsocietymeansforthesport AllCultureswebinar seriestoconsiderwhatan The ASChostedathree-part All Cultureswebinars exibility tofi t > > > > > > > > > Offi awardedciating honours to2011offi recipientsincluded: ciating scholarship National offi ciating scholarships strategies forimplementation. Netball Advantage.Theprojectwillbefi planidentifying nalised withtheproductionofaworkforce stakeholder meetings, baselinedatafromallpaidstaffinnetballandacapabilityframework, Plan.Theprojecthasculminatedinthree role intheimplementationofNetballParticipation development staffwithinallmemberorganisationsandtheir The projectfocusedonpaidsports memberorganisations. Australia, hasseengreatcollaborationwithall netballstateandterritory project,The NetballinAustraliaworkforce Skills ledby NetballAustraliawiththeASCandService developmentNetball workforce project > > > > > build theirbusinesscapability. Theprojectscompletedorcommencedin2011–12included: toassistthem withmorethan20sports Organisational development projectswere undertaken Organisational development projects andprojectfutureneedsinaccordancewiththeirplans. workforce current the ASC’s thestatusof ClubChecklist, organisationstodetermine andwillenablesporting audit toolunderdevelopment alignswiththeASC’s OrganisationalDevelopment Framework and resources toassisttheminthegovernanceandplanningoftheirclub.Anonlineworkforce clubstogoonline,enables sports completeaself-assessmenttoolandreceiveadvice The ASCfi nalised development ofanew Online ClubGovernanceandPlanningChecklistthat Online clubgovernance andplanning

Australia attheLondon 2012OlympicGames. scholarwasSwimming —former selectedastheonlyswimmingoffi cial torepresent Championships in2012France recipient was ofJudgesfor theWorld —former appointedChairman Field Archery offi Australia Binawarm-up fortheAsianChampionships ciated AustraliaAversus Volleyball —recipientwas thetechnicaldelegateatnationaljuniortournament, and come throughthisprogramhave madeittothislevel) Rowing —bothrecipientswere awarded licences(thelastfi theirinternational ve offi cials to invited totheNationsCupinSingapore Netball —tworecipientswere awarded were AllAustralianBadgesandallthreescholars the SocceroosandMalaysia offiFootball —recipientwas thefourth Friendlycial fortheInternational between inCanberra Cricket —recipientoffi ciated theAustraliaDay International (the onlyfemalerefereeandoffi ciated thegoldmedalmatch) Basketball —recipientwas anAustralianrepresentativeattheINASGlobal GamesinItaly Tasmanian AFLgrandfi nal andQueenslandAFLfi nals AFL —recipientsoffi ciating attheinauguralNEAFLfi nals, grandfi nal andAFLtrial, ICT masterstrategieswithrowing, equestrian, swimming, softball, volleyball andnetball. and squash governance, event andorganisationalreviews withboxing, cycling, surflifesaving, swimming product positioningandbrandingprojectswithnetball, yachting, softballandathletics andtennis withgymnastics commercialisation reviews andproductdelivery swimming andbasketball commercialisation reviews andproductdevelopment withhockey, bowls, skate, surfi ng, 23 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 24 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Case studies: to enhancethe Cricket Australia Cricket three-week introductory session for teachers andstudents. session forteachers three-week introductory (for example, tables)fundedfromthesponsorship, anda toreceivefreeequipment Bennelong districtwiththeopportunity schoolsinthe andsecondary This programprovides primary and implementationoftheHyundaiBennelongSchoolsProgram. later in2012.Table Tennis Australiahasfocusedonthelaunch Australia, withplanstorolloutinWestern Australia andTasmania underwaycurrently inNew SouthWales, QueenslandandSouth the development oflocal-level implementationplans.Projectsare projects,capacity ofgroupstobeinvolved inparticipation andin Table Tennis Australiainthedevelopment oftoolstoassessthe TheASCprovided adviceandassistanceto in theirsport. background people fromaculturallyandlinguisticallydiverse practices toensurethey areengagingpeoplewithdisabilityand Table Tennis Australia Table tennis 2011–12 summer. todrivegrowthinidentifi across thecountry were growthleaders employed of theprogram.Sixteenparticipation modelandrepositioning factor enablingthechangetodelivery fundingwas akey of5to12yearolds.Participation participation NSO participation initiatives NSOparticipation

consistency in nationalised the delivery ofitsin2cricket program nationalisedthedelivery is continuing to learn andadaptbetterits iscontinuingtolearn

product qualityandgreater ed regionsover the Case studies: implementation andcommunication strategiesforSurfGroms. (which attractedanationalsponsor)anddevelop commercial, adatabasesolution,Australia topursue conductmarket research Surfi TheASCsupported and attracted7050participants. ng registered todelivertheprogramover the2011–12summer centres inOctober2011. Some83surfschoolsordelivery delivery was launchedinSeptember2011andthefi centrescommenced rst by seedfundingprovideddevelopment was by supported theASC, Surfi Surfi Territory.Australia andtheNorthern the processofdeveloping additionalprojectlocationsinSouth providers andcommunities.BadmintonAustraliahasalsostarted service withculturallyandlinguisticallydiverse partnerships plan rolloutandprovided aroundforming more detailedinformation looked atthesuccesses12monthsafterinitial The workshop inMarch2012. Badminton Australiastaffandprojectleaders with methods, ofthesecondnationalworkshop anddelivery plan,participation improvement ofmonitoringandevaluation assistance toBadmintonAustraliaintheimplementationofits TheASCpreviously provided reported. increases inmembership havearound thecountry. beenpositive, Progressreports with todevelop initiativesinsixprojectlocations and LeisureNetworks) for MulticulturalYouth, Women’s AustralianVietnamese Association communityorganisations(forexample,linguistically diverse Centre Badminton Australia Badminton NSO participation initiatives NSOparticipation ng Australia ng ng ’s program, new juniorsport SurfGroms, whose engagedwithawiderangeofculturallyand 25 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 26 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Case studies: Yachting Australia Sailing developing a‘gotomarket’approachforthe Discover Sailingbrand. withYachtingIn 2012theASCwillcontinuetowork Australiaon developed inlinewiththefi ndings from theresearch. and anew Discover tosailexperience’, Sailing‘learn whichwillbe Yachting Australia’s programs, entry-level includingTackers, Sailability The resultwas DiscoverThisbrandencompassesallof Sailing. andbrandequity.will maximiseparticipation, commercialreturn market, that anddevelop acomprehensiveandeffectivebrand strategy toaddresstheneedsof opportunities, develop aproductportfolio As aresult, theorganisationwas betterabletoanalysekey market ofyachting. towards thesport the perceptionsandattitudesofmarket andits membership Through market research, Yachting Australiawas abletounderstand > > > > thisproject.Thekey projectprioritieswere:agreeing tosupport programs,positioning andbrandingofitsentry-level withtheASC NSO participation initiatives NSOparticipation

and licensingopportunities. effective vehicletodevelop strongbrandequity, andsponsorship whethertheYachtingascertaining Australiabrandisthemost thebrandarchitectureandmarket strategy determining brandpositioningandpotentialnew brandswithaviewcurrent to developing insightsinto, of, andunderstanding Yachting Australia’s brand positioning andassociated theexistingproductportfolio ascertaining —theirneeds,members attitudes, behaviours andsatisfaction developing in-depthinsightsintoitsexistingandpotential identifi ed theneedtoassess valueproposition, context and an international comparativereviewcontext andaninternational willbeavailable by theendof2012. success.Areview ofsuccess intheAustralian ofthepillars sporting contribute tointernational (SPLISS) study, which comparativestudythatseekstoidentifythepolicyfactors aninternational Success Policy Factors Sporting the Australiancontributionto Sports LeadingtoInternational atthecommunityclublevel over ofthreeyears, thecourse and participation focused onsport research funded researchinitiatives.Theseincludedaseniorfellow undertaking with theInstituteofSport, ExerciseandActiveLivinginanumberofjointly The ASCpartnered continuousimprovement.inform and performance establishment andmanagementofrelevant datacollectiontoolstodetermine andActiveRecreation Policy Framework andASCstrategicpriorities,Sport andassistinginthe through theCASRO ResearchGroup, facilitatingresearch thatisalignedwiththeNational The ASC’s researchfocusisdirectedinthreeareas:providing nationalresearchleadership Research Territory. communitiesin theNorthern delivery DemonstrationProjectforIndigenousyouthaged10to20livinginthefi Sport andRecreationtocoordinatethe andIndigenousAffairs, andNTSport Community Services ofFamilies, withtheDepartment During 2011–12, Housing, theASCcontinueditspartnerships andActiveRecreationPolicy Framework. Sport toinvestigateprogram ofwork potentialmeasuresandapproachestoevaluate theNational of statisticalanalyticalprojects.During2011–12, theCASRO ResearchGroupcommenceda plandetailingaseries andanagreedwork survey includes abiennialnationalparticipation withtheAustralianBureauofStatistics, which output fromthegroupisafour-yearpartnership andRecreationOffiof AustralianSport cials (CASRO), theCASRO ResearchGroup.Theprimary The ASCisamemberof, for, andprovides secretariatsupport asubcommitteeoftheCommittee outcomes. participation development andIndigenous sports a collaborativeagreementwitheachjurisdictiontosupport andActiveRecreationPolicy Framework,align resourcestodeliverontheNationalSport andhas andrecreationtocollaborate ofsport departments withstateandterritory The ASCworks Australian sport. andincludesclarifi amonggovernments collaborative work 2011, provides andrecreationinFebruary thebasisforcontinued forsport ministers and territory andActiveRecreationPolicy Framework,The NationalSport by endorsed thefederalandstate and Implementation oftheNationalSport Active Recreation Policy Framework ofunder-representedgroups. grow theparticipation and participation A rangeofothergrantprogramsoperatedby theASCisdesignedtosupport isatAppendix2. A detailedbreakdownofthetotalgrantallocationstosports theASC’soutcomes. Detailconcerning planningandmonitoringprocessesisprovided atpage21. andhighperformance TheASCinvests $134millioninfundingtoNSOsdeliverparticipation Grant programs Overview sector Developing amorecohesiveandeffective sport cation aroundtheroleofeach layer of ve remoteservice 27 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 28 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 and recreationpublications, researchreports, videosandimages). holdings(thatis, andrecreation, library sport sport andstateinstitutesacademiesof of released inJuly2012, departments provides aconsolidatedonlineview ofstateandterritory system, cataloguetobedeployed throughtheClearinghouse.Thenew library tobe online library collectionmanagementsystemand Purchasing Consortium,anddevelopment ofasharedlibrary sector, tothesport services consolidationoftheAustralianGovernment’s Information Sport resourcesand information the deployment governments’sport offederal, stateandterritory Other prioritiesaretheimplementationofAUSPINOperationsFramework, whichguides full-text researchdatabases, audiovisual awareness resourcesandcurrent services. resources, sectoraccesstoarangeofelectronicinformation including delivered enhancedsport sectorknowledge-sharinginitiative.Theinitialphase,Australian sport rolledoutin2011–12, TheClearinghouseisan focusistheimplementationofClearinghouseforSport. A current sector.throughout thesport andresources services information togethertopromoteandprovide sport work members andresearchproviders. AUSPIN andactiverecreationinformation governmentsport and territory (AUSPIN), Network Information acoalitionoffederal,The ASCleadstheAustralianSport state andknowledge-sharingdomain. information sport alignmenttoachieve greatercapacityintheAustralian The ASCpromotesandbuildspartner InformationCentre andClearinghouseforSport National Sport development-through-sport initiatives. development-through-sport Development grantswere provided for30projectsintencountriescommunity initiatives. ASOPPacifi23 countriesforcommunitydevelopment-through-sport c Sport ASOP 2011–12Targeted Development grantswere awarded Sport to33projectsin involving sport-specifi forDevelopment activityinthePacific Sport c, andtargetedsmallgrants. Development activityinthePacifi c andCaribbeanregionsIndia, Pacifi partnerships c Sports OutreachProgram(ASOP),for The ASCcoordinatestheAustralianSports includingSport Millennium Development Goals. physicalsport, activityandplay toachieve specifi c development objectives, including the forDevelopment overseas,The ASChasawell-established andrecognisedroleinSport using forDevelopment International Sport Play by theRulesresourceasa key componentthatconnectsNSOstoclubs. isthekey messagethatdefiinclusive sport’ nes thescopeofthiswork, reinforcingthe awareness andcapacityatalllevels througheducation, ‘Safe, toolsandresourcing. fairand the alignmentandimplementationofNSOmemberprotectionpolicies.Thisincludesbuilding andrecreationtosupport ofsport departments withNSOsandstateterritory The ASCworks and publicmessagingthroughtelevision andradio. communications thatincludetools, onlineeducation, guideforadvice, referral calendarofevents by thePlay byissues reachesclubs.Thisreachissupported theRuleswebsite andotherrelated The ASCinvests inPlay by aboutmemberprotection-related theRulestoensureinformation Integrity The fi willbereleasedfollowingtheLondon2012OlympicGames. nal report sector. tobefacedby thesport ofthepotentialrisksandopportunities a betterunderstanding to2040.Thefi trendswhichmaytechnology impactonsport ndings fromthisprojectwillprovide that examinedarangeofexistingand/oremergingsocial, economic, political, environmental and withtheCSIRO tojointly conductTheFutureofAustralianSport, aproject The ASCpartnered The Future of project Australian Sport organisations. sporting roleswithin aredesignedtoassistwomenattainprominentleadership scholarships andtraining, whilethe development opportunities womentoundertake The grantssupport with fundingdeliveredto29individuals, acrossAustralia. 22organisationsand30scholarships forWomen.Scholarships Programfundingtotalling$400000was provided for81projects, withtheOffiIn partnership ce forWomen, Grantsand Leadership theASCdistributedSport allocated grants.Around50percentofthegrantswere allocatedtofemales. equipment. Withinthe2011–12allocation, were 3997individualgrantsand3104teammembers championships. Thesegrantscontributetowards thecostoftravel, accommodation, or uniforms championships, to assistthemwithtravel tostateornationalsporting ornationalschoolsport andwomen Championsprogramprovided grantsto7101youngsportsmen The LocalSporting areas. 34 percentfromregionalandrural applicant. Some66percentofprogramrecipientswere frommetropolitanareas, with Total programexpenditurewas $757309, whichwas anaverage of$1056pereligible (372males,assistance was provided to717Indigenoussportspeople 345females). Through theEliteIndigenousTravel andAccommodationAssistanceProgram, fi nancial distributed, with13projectsfunded. The fi roundofallocationsundertheMulticulturalYouth programwererst Partnership Sports Distribution ofcommunity-level grants Achievements 29 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 30 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > > > > > support thedevelopment oftools andresourcestomoreeffectivelyencourageparticipation. support 2012–13, inearly throughaseriesofworkshops andwill sectorpartners government andsport thatbettermeetconsumerneeds.Thesemarketinsightswillbesharedwiththe ASC’sservices productsand thedevelopment andmarketingofsport attitudes (actualandpotential)tohelpinform outcomes ofthisstudywillprovideconsumerbehaviour asophisticatedunderstanding and attitudinal, The of, motivationalandvalueperception drivers to,participation. andbarriers sport Theresearchidentifi participation. segmentation modelforAustraliansports The ASCcommissionedthedevelopment ofaconsumer-centricneeds-basedmarket marketsegmentationproject Participation recognised as the leading industry platform aroundsafe, platform fair and inclusivesport. recognised astheleadingindustry of perceivedeffectiveness, andexcellentmarket penetration. Theprogramisnowgenerally of the results have shownthatthere isgoodrecognition the sametimein2010–11.Recent survey The Play by theRuleswebsite hadmorethan16000 visitspermonth, doublethatrecordedat Play by theRules ACT Governmenthave expressedinterestinadopting thisprogram. bisexual, peopleinvolved transgenderandintersex inthehockey code.Bowls Australiaandthe is inprogress.Theprojectwas aimedatpromotingsafetyand inclusivenessforgay, lesbian, andHumanRightsCommission, EqualOpportunity was completedandanevaluationthe Victorian project,The Fair GoSport ajointinitiativeof theASCandHockey Victoria, Hockey Australiaand project Fair GoSport children andyouth.Thecompletedreview futureforums. oftheCaptains’Forum willinform environments, canaccesssport,especiallyIndigenous withaprioritybeingtoensureeveryone safe, athletes involved. focusedoninitiativestosupport fairandinclusivesporting Theforum Arbib,Minister forSport,SenatorMark andachieved ahighlevel ofsatisfactionamongthe roles.Theforum,discuss theirleadership heldinlateOctober, was attendedby thethen fromacross25NSOsto The 2011Captains’Forumbroughttogethercaptainsandleaders 2011 Captains’ Forum analogue videoassetsdatingbacktothe1936OlympicGames. and SwimmingAustraliaLimitedtocuratedigitisemorethan1000historical16mmfi The ASCcollaboratedwiththeAustralianOlympicCommittee, AustralianParalympic Committee Digitisation of audiovisualAustralian collections ofsignifi sport cance > Centre’s Information periodwere:The NationalSport metrics forthereporting key service InformationCentre National Sport

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performance system. performance tostrengthen thecapabilityofAustralianhigh of sport) institutesandacademies bodies,sporting andstateterritory andgovernment (includingNSOs, togetherwithsport peak works of theirsport capacityandcapability NSOstobuild thehighperformance supports success international an athlete-centredcoach-drivenenvironment thatcontributesto programsandinitiatives,delivers includingappliedresearch, in $209 462000 31 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 32 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > > > > > > > > > > > Performance highlights

Centre partnership between theAISandSwimmingAustralia Centre partnership the London2012OlympicGames.Thisisakey componentofthegrowing NationalTraining The AIShostingSwimmingAustralia’s NationalRelay Campsasakey preparationstagefor Matt Favier commencingasthenew AISDirectorinMarch2012 scholarship programsofsprintcanoe,scholarship triathlonandBMX the GoldCoast.Thisfacilityreceiveda$1.8millionupgradeandwillbehubforAIS launchingtheredeveloped NationalTrainingThe MinisterforSport CentreatPizzey Park on London 2012OlympicGames bringing togetherkey coachingstafftoassistwiththepreparationandplanningfor The AISandAustralianOlympicCommitteeco-hostinganHeadCoachesforum, across theNationalInstituteNetwork information, aswell aspromoteideas, innovation sport andexcellenceinhighperformance Attended by 300delegates, toshareandimpart thisevent provided theopportunity inNovember 2011. Councilforum The AIShostingthebiannualNationalEliteSports 30 November and1December2011 monitoring meetingundertheNationalInstituteSystemIntergovernmental Agreementon CouncilconductingitsfiThe NationalEliteSports annualnationalsystemplanningand rst of sports fortheLondon2012OlympicandParalympic Games of sports TheAISEuropeanTraining Centreplaying acentralroleinthefi nal preparationsofanumber This funding is supporting 40 research projects across the high performance network 40researchprojectsacrossthehighperformance This fundingissupporting ThePathwayprovided by throughitsAustralian Sport: thegovernment toSuccesspackage. The AISfi nalising theallocationof$1millioninadditionalfundingforappliedresearch preparation leadingintotheLondon2012OlympicandParalympic Games $4.49 millionthroughtheGreenandGoldprojecttoassistathleteswiththeirtraining Australia’s key provided withanextra OlympicandParalympic medal-prospectsports competitions ofsignifi cance them intheirpreparationfortheLondon2012OlympicandParalympic Gamesandselect grantsprovided to703Australianathletesassist $8.57 millioninDirectAthleteSupport during 2011–12 events benchmark Australia winningatotalof57medalsacrossinternational Table againstOutcome2deliverablesandkey 2:ASCperformance indicators performance More detailedanalysisfollowsthetable. BudgetStatements. and key assetoutforOutcome2inthePortfolio indicators performance oftheASC’sThe followingtableprovides asummary againstthedeliverables performance Achievements againstdeliverablesandkey indicators performance 31 NSOs funded to implement high performance plans 31 sports funded, 31sports having with29 sports fi nalised high 2011–12result plans 31 NSOsfundedtoimplementhighperformance capability performance Seminars andworkshops addressinghigh Achieved inathletepathway anddevelopment, andcoaching capability performance the development tosupport ofhigh Interventions Achieved defi bestpracticeclearly High performance ned Strategic investment plans inNSOhighperformance 2011–12result Deliverables 2. capacityandcapability NSOstobuildtheirhighperformance Supporting Paralympic Committeeand relevant universities institutes andacademiesofsport, the Australian by athletessupported the AIS, stateandterritory 36 75% of Australian medalsatbenchmarkevents won Key indicators performance Achieved to athletesandcoaches 15 appliedresearchprojectscompletedanddelivered scholarship programs throughthe 700 athletessupported AIS athlete 35 AIS scholarshipprograms Provision ofdirectathletesupport monitors andenhancesprogram delivery result 2011–12 planningandreviewA performance systemthat Achieved, withNational Trainingprepare athletesandteams Centreactivitiesconducted Applied researchthatchanges practicetobetter Achieved for support Australian athletes medicine,sports welfare, educationandvocational Provision ofcoaching, management, science, sports National Training Centreactivities of Delivery AIS scholarshipprograms Deliverables 1. Deliveringprograms andinitiatives underway todeliver fi nal plans beforetheendof2012 plansandtwo havingperformance sports planningprocesses success performance high strategies tomaximisepotentialforinternational conducted tofacilitatesharingofideas, challenges and Achieved, leaderworkshops withaseriesofperformance Achieved, conductedwith17NSOs withintervention 94% 21 1209 Achieved Achieved Achieved pentathlon, waterpolo, shootingandequestrian in swimming, canoeing, basketball, athletics, hockey, modern 33 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 34 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 and wintersports. league, rugbyunion, sailing, softball, squash, swimming, tennis, triathlon, volleyball, water polo golf, gymnastics, hockey, netball, Paralympic alpineskiing, Paralympic swimming, rowing, rugby basketball, beach volleyball, boxing, canoe/kayak, cricket, cycling (trackandroad), diving, football, archery, programswereScholarship deliveredinthefollowingsports: athletics, Australianfootball, programs. AIS scholarship National Training fornational-level athletesandteamsbeyond the Centreactivities andsupport TheAISalsodelivers performances. todeliverexcellenceinsporting competition opportunities medicine, scienceandsports programmanagement, vocationaland pastoral care,sports and The AISprovides adailytrainingenvironment thatincludesaccesstocoaching, facilities, programsAIS scholarship Overview ofAISprogramsandservices Delivery planning andmonitoringprocesses andNSOssatisfisport ed withthehighperformance institutesandacademiesof 75% ofstateandterritory 2011–12result programs ofhighperformance in thedelivery improved sharingofknowledge andimproved practice agreeof sport that ASC initiatives have resultedin institutesandacademies 75% ofstateandterritory approach networkhigh performance throughanationallyaligned 75% ofNSOssatisfi provideded withthesupport by the Key indicators performance 2011–12result education andotheridentifi ed themes science,sports qualityassurance, athletecareerand ofnationalprograms acrossappliedresearch,Delivery Achieved, withinitiatives delivered intheareasofbiomechanics agencies bestpracticefordelivery High performance completed DraftNationalHighPerformance Strategy national network institutesandacademies ofsport Effi cient andeffectiveCouncil NationalEliteSports strategy sectorhighperformance National sport Deliverables 2011–12result 3. Strengtheningthecapabilityof Australian system highperformance programsperformance improve theircapabilitytodeliver theirhigh 75% ofNSOssatisfi ed with ASC initiatives to plans listed intheirhighperformance 75% ofNSOsachieved thekey indicators performance Key indicators performance priority high performance NSOswerepriority highperformance satisfi ed and institutesandacademiesofsport 68% ofstateandterritory agree, 38%providing with afurther neutralresponse institutesandacademiesofsport 38% ofstateandterritory neutral response providedsupport by thenetwork, 39%providing withafurther a NSOswere43% ofpriorityhighperformance satisfi ed with Achieved and strengthconditioning analysis,and performance recovery, performance physiology, annual nationalsystemplanningandmonitoringmeeting continued towork collaboratively, includingtheconductofafi rst CouncilandNationalInstituteNetworkNational EliteSports are improving practices highperformance NSOsbelieve83% ofpriorityhighperformance ASC initiatives Review: 42%highormediumhigh, 54%mediumand4%low. plansinthe2011 performance Performance Annual Sport achievedHigh prioritysports thefollowing ratingsfortheirhigh world-class competition toboosttheirtrainingand competitionpreparations. world-class Australia’s topmedalhopestakingadvantage ofthefacilitiesandyear-round accessto athletes asthey preparefortheLondon 2012OlympicandParalympic Games, withmany of In thepastyear, theAISEuropeanTraining OlympicandParalympic Centrehasbeensupporting are onalevel playing fi environment andprovides aEuropean‘homeaway fromhome’forathletes, ensuringthey Launched inMarch2011, theAISEuropeanTraining Centrereplicatesthe AIStraining AIS European Training Centre > > > > > > > > > > sciencequalityassurance.In2011–12, in: national programinsports theAISprovided support science,disciplines aswell assports andathletecareer, educationandwelfare. Italsoprovided a programsintheclinical toAISsport services The AIScontinuedtodeliverintegratedsupport Athlete servicing > > > > > > > included: competitions. Thissupport toenhanceAustralia’s was provided toanumberofsports support medaloutcomesatthese In thelead-uptoLondon2012OlympicandParalympic Games, additionaltargeted canoeing, basketball, athletics, hockey, pentathlon, modern water polo, shootingandequestrian. In 2011–12, NationalTraining theAISsupported ofswimming, Centreactivitiesinthesports National Training Centre activitiesandtargeted athletesupport

athlete careerandeducation. andfatiguemanagement recovery physiology and skillacquisition psychology performance nutrition sports aquatic testing, trainingandresearch analysis biomechanics andperformance strength andconditioning physical therapies(physiotherapy andmassage) medicine sports to enhanceathleteperformance. innovative projectsoractivitiesthatcanmake useofnew orexistingtechnology supporting daily trainingenvironment toliftthestandardof eitherdomesticallyorinternationally engaging trainingpartners competition outcomes improved trainingor securing betteraccesstotrainingfacilitiesorequipmentthatsupports training campsandatWorld Cupevents (medical/physical therapies)forathleteswhileoverseas in increasing clinicalsupport competitiontravel forinternational increasing support training environment basistoaddvaluethedaily as tacticiansandgoalkeeping coachesonashort-term coachingandtechnicalstaffsuch toengageworld-expert providing capacityforsports intensive trainingopportunities offering additional/ﬂ toprovide intargetedOlympicsports exible athletescholarships eld withtheircompetitors. 35 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 36 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > > > > > > surrounding accommodation. surrounding June andJulywere thebusiestmonths, withmore than2000bednightsbooked atthecentreand Paralympic Games.ThepeakusageperiodbeganinlateMay andwastoAugust. expectedtorun central roleintheﬁ The AISEuropeanTraining Centrewas of2012andplayed heavily a booked fortheinitialpart volleyball, tennis, shooting, canoe, athletics, footballandswimming. ofrowing, cycling, stafffromthesports basketball,support sailing, AFL, icehockey, tabletennis, More than400peoplehave usedthecentreduring2011–12, includingathletes, coachesand > Outstanding resultsfromAISathletesandteamsduringtheyearincluded: AFL programintake athletes. toinclude60scholarship discipline, theadditionofdisciplineBMXtoAISCyclingprogram, andadoublingofthe withNSOs.Thisincludedtheexpansionof AIS Rugby programtoincludeawomen’spartnership in programsacross26sports During 2011–12, 36athletescholarship theAISsupported AIS athleteperformancehighlights Achievements ofthenationalinnovation system. other parts and collaborativeresearchanddevelopment projectswithhighereducationresearchers support During theyear, theAISwas alsoinvolved inthreeAustralianResearchCouncilLinkageGrantsto analysis; andskillacquisition. disciplines ofphysiology; aquatictesting, trainingandresearch;biomechanics;performance The 2012intake commencedinFebruary, ofAISpostgraduatescholars inthe withscholars network. sport research projectsacrossthenationalhighperformance workshop,the AIStechnology andoversees theadministrationofanumberinnovative applied AIS Performance Researchincludesthetechnicalareasof data analytics, and appliedsensors agenciesthathave outcomesforsport. external aclearfocusoncontributingto highperformance with andbrokers nationalpartnerships theAISresearcheffort research. Thisapproachharnesses The AISplays performance akey roleinfosteringanationalapproachtoappliedelitesports AIS performanceresearch

Basketball AIS basketballer Carley Mijovic beingnamedthe 2012 WNBLRookieoftheYear atthe April 2012 16 AIScyclistswinningmedalsat theWorld Track in CyclingChampionships heldinMelbourne Slingsby, IainJensenandNathanOutteridgealsowon goldmedalsintheirrespectiveclasses gold medalinthe470classat ISAFSailingWorld Championship.Fellow Tom AISsailors Mathew BelcherandMalcolmPageAIS sailors titleby defendingtheirworld winningthe This followshisJuniorWimbledontitlewinin2011 AIS Tennis athleteLuke scholarship Saville winningthe2012Junior AustralianOpentitle. Year forwomen’s footballfor2011.Hewas oneoftencoachesnominated Tom Sermanni, MatildasandAISHeadCoach, beingnominated fortheFIFA World Coachofthe the AIS Rugby League team defeating the England Academy side 22–20 as part ofitsUKtour the AISRugby LeagueteamdefeatingtheEnglandAcademy side22–20aspart in hiscareer Hockeynamed theInternational Federation’s World Hockey Player oftheYear fortheﬁ fth time holderJamieDwyerwas AISscholarship also ranking. consolidating itsnumberoneworld the AIS/nationalmen’s consecutiveChampions Trophy, hockey teamwinningitsfourth Australia MVPAwards. Carleyistheﬁ fortheLondon2012Olympicand nal preparationsofanumbersports fteenth AISathlete towinthisannualaward > > > > > 2011 AISAwards > >

Series inAucklandApril2012. the AIS/Hockeyroos defeatingNew Zealandinthefi nal atthesecondFour NationsTest at theISAFSailingWorld CupinHyeresApril2012 Mathew Belcher,AIS sailors MalcolmPage, Tom andTom Burton Slingsby allproducingwins win inthe2012Water Polo Pan Pacs Tournament fi ve-match seriesinitsbuild-uptotheLondon2012OlympicGames.Thisfollowed Australia’s the AIS/Australianwomen’s water poloteamdefeatingGreatBritaintocleansweep the Series heldinSydney inApril AIS triathleteErinDenshamwinningtheopeningroundof2012ITUWorld Championship AIS triathleteBrendanSextonwinningthemen’s raceattheOceaniaTriathlon Championships Tasmania inMarch AIS triathleteEmmaJacksonwinningthe2012OceaniaTriathlon Championshipsheldin for the2012AustralianOlympicTeam beingconfifour AIScanoeistsandsixsailors byrmed theAustralianOlympicCommittee gaining exposure to a world-class trainingandtesting program. gaining exposure toaworld-class toattend camps,state institutesand academiesareofferedtheopportunity championship standardtrack,paces ontheworld andemergingtalents from West,of headcoachesIanMcKenzie andGary athletesareputthroughtheir science.Undertheguidance researchinsports toundertake PhD scholars training,coaching andleadership in 2011–12theprogramengagedtwo a holisticapproachtoathleteand coachdevelopment. Aswell asproviding and onebronze.Behindthescenes, theprogramremainscompetitivewith UCI Track World Championships, withamedal haulofeightgold, twosilver The AISTrack atthe2011 Cyclingteamachieved outstandingperformances AIS ProgramoftheYear —Track Cycling championshipinwintersports. ranking ataworld cross andthehalfpipe, givingAustraliaitsfi numberone world rst-ever were champions, crownedworld takinghomegoldmedalsinthesnowboard medal tallyatthe2011World SnowboardChampionships. ThreeAISathletes 2011 season.UnderthedirectionofBen, theteamfi The Australiansnowboardteamachieved outstandingresultsduringthe AIS CoachoftheYear —BenWordsworth, Snowboard and ahalfseconds. title,championship teampursuit beatingtheRussianteamby almostfour Championships intheNetherlands, Luke andhisteam-matesdefendedtheir UCI RoadWorld ChampionshipsinCopenhagen.AttheUCITrack World ofageLukeAt 20years wongoldintheU23individualtimetrialat AIS JuniorAthleteoftheYear —Luke Durbridge, Cycling Track World ChampionshipintheNetherlands. Olympic Gamesby winninggoldinthewomen’s teamsprintatthe2011UCI inthevelodromeaheadofLondon2012 They claimedanothervictory where thepairwongoldmedal, clocking a timeof33.017seconds. andAnnabegantheyearwithUCITrackKaarle World CupinManchester McCullochandAnnaMeares) (Kaarle AIS Team oftheYear —Women’s teamsprint, Track Cycling nished ontopofthe 37 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 38 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 sporting abilitieswithdedicationtoademandingprofessionalcareer.sporting Games inLondonandisanexcellentrolemodelforherteam-mates, combiningoutstanding with herroleintheQueenslandPolice Force. KateaimstorepresentAustraliaatherthirdOlympic A veteranoftheAustralianwomen’s water poloteam, Katecombinesthedemandsoftraining AIS Vocation Award —KateGynther, Water Polo which shealsoactsasacoach. of alpineskierThomasMathias, andtheChicks withStixprogramforyoungfemaleskiers, for coach andasanambassadortotwocharities—theISkiforTommy foundation, setupinhonour halftheyearonslopes.Whenathome,timeasa athlete spendingnearly Katyapart works competitionandtrainingschedulethatseestheskicross despite anintensiveinternational In herthirdyearofaBachelorEnvironments degree, Katya average maintainedanhonours —Katya Crema,Tertiary SkiCross highest resultsinherschoolandwinningavarietyofacademicprizes. Olympic Games.Between podiumappearances, JessicasattheHSCtrialexams, scoringthe in theC1event, Jessicaalsoqualifi competitionseason.WithtwoICFWorld and successfulinternational Cup-winningperformances In animpressivedisplay ofcommitmentandhardwork, JessicacompletedherHSCafteralong —JessicaFox,Secondary CanoeSlalom AIS Education Awards ranked 6to10in the world. available toathletesranked and$5000madeavailable inthetop5 intheworld forathletes This changedslightlyinthesecond round, withthetopnotionalallocation of$10000made for athletesranked inthetop4 world, and$5000forathletesranked in the top5to10. Thefi ranking. based ontheirworld fundingroundprovidedrst foranotionalallocation of$10000 were madeduringtheyear, athletes withtheamountprovided tieredtotargetedworld-class Paralympic Gamesandselectcompetitionsofsignifi cance. Two roundsoffunding allocations Australia’s intheirpreparationfortheLondon2012Olympicand top athletesfrom33sports 703of In 2011–12,schemeallocated$8.57million tosupport theDirectAthleteSupport Support Direct Athlete the ASC’s Policy. inSport IllicitDrugs were testedunder involved intheeducationprogramandatotalof53athletesfrom17 sports program, witheducationprovided athleteswere toAISathletes.Some88percentofallcurrent A focuswithinathleteeducationin2011–12was inSport implementation oftheIllicitDrugs program Illicit DrugsinSport AIS Memorial Awards Ben MitchellMedalforAFL Bob StauntonMemorialAward forBasketball Knoke MemorialAwardGary forTrack andField Brent HardingMemorialAward forSwimming Nathan MeadeMemorialAward forDiving SmithMemorialAwardDarren forCycling ed inthewomen’s K1boatforAustraliaattheLondon2012 Matthew Buntine Owen Odigie Casey Samuels Chloe Jamieson Belinda Hocking Stratton Sharleen Jay McCarthy psychologist based at the recovery centre. psychologist based attherecovery inbothhotand coldwater.to engageinrecovery For thefi time,rst therewillalsobea mats andrehabilitationequipment. Thewet areahasbeendesignedtoallowathletes andrehabilitationareawithexercisebikes,massage roomsandanactiverecovery stretching andwet areas,areaconsistingof centre hasbeendividedintodry withthedry The recovery together toensureAustralia’s tosucceedinLondon. opportunity athleteshave every Dr ShonaHalson.Itisanotherexample oftheAustralianOlympicCommitteeandAISworking The schoolsite, justminutesfromtheOlympicVillage, by will berun theheadofAISRecovery Australia’s athletesaccesstoworld’s strategiesandtechniques. bestpracticerecovery Olympic CommitteeinanEastLondonschoolpreparationforthe OlympicGamestogive centrehasbeenestablishedby theAustralian recovery A replicaoftheAISstate-of-the-art for Support Australian athletesinLondon and equipment, aswell asoffi centre,The facilitynowhasafullyequippedrecovery accesstotrainingvenues, storageforboats who arebasedoutofthecentrethroughdualAIS/QASscholarships. many oftheathletes oftheAISSprintCanoeprogramandsupports inthedelivery a key partner is thatcanbeprovided toAustralianathletes.TheQueenslandAcademy ofSport opportunities and development state-based academiesandinstitutestheAIStomaximisesupport between ofstrongpartnerships The realisationofthisfacilitydemonstratestheimportance programsofsprintcanoe,for theAISscholarship triathlonandBMX. Pizzey Park ontheGoldCoast.Thefacility, whichreceiveda$1.8millionupgrade, willbethehub On 19April2012, launchedtheredeveloped NationalTraining theMinisterforSport Centreat Launch ofPizzey Park body positionoptionstoidentifythebestway toproducespeedforagivenamountofpower. Asaresult,rider-to-rider spacing. coachesandathletescandrillintospecifi c equipmentand Thetestingjigallowscycliststoadoptrelevant pedallingratesand the facesofriders. The giantwindturbinesattheMonashtunnelproducea65-kilometreperhourgaleinto ofagoldmedalinLondon,but inthepursuit itwas adaptedforAustraliantrackcyclists. The facilityisusuallythesceneofaircraftorautomotivetestingtoimprove aerodynamics, of makingthewholeteamfaster, notjustoneindividual. be usedtocarefullyevaluate ridingpositionandguideequipmentselection, goal withtheprimary reconfi Hemisphere.Thistypeoftestingcan guring oneofthelargest windtunnelsintheSouthern enabled Olympiccyclistsandcoachestoexaminerider-by-rider aerodynamicinteractionby between theAIS,A collaborativepartnership CSIRO, CyclingAustralia andMonashUniversity collaboration Research > > > additional fundingforappliedresearch, whichincludedthe: ofcycling, athletics,The sports canoeing, rowing, sailingandswimmingbenefi ted fromthis tohelpimprove by performance network Australianathletesand teams. to thehighperformance In 2011–12, theAISdeliverednationalresearchinitiativescontributinganadditional$1million initiatives National highperformanceresearch

Big IdeaFund. Summer OlympicandParalympic Innovation Fund Innovation Fund—LondonTargetSport ce spaceforcoachesandstaff. 39 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 40 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Better practiceinhighperformance Overview NSOstobuildtheirhighperformance capacityandcapability Supporting (approximately 20 coaches)continuedthroughout the year. andotherselectednational coachingstaff Mentoring forhead coachesofmulti-medalsports intake Programcoachescommenced inSeptember. oftenNationalCoachingScholarship Podium were Coachforums deliveredinSeptember, OctoberandDecember2011, andanew development. Atotalof120coacheswere profi led duringtheyear. with successionplanning, recruitment, competencygapanalysisandindividualprofessional Work continuedwiththeprofi coachestoassisttargetedsports ling ofhighperformance pathway,performance resultingintheidentifi cation andmappingofmorethan600coaches. During 2011–12, toidentify coachesacrossthehigh theAISworked closelywithsports Enhancing highperformancecoachingandleadership as well sector. asthebroaderhighperformance thatcouldbenefi monitoringframework inthecontextofaperformance barriers t individualsports andperformance drivers thatfocusedonhighperformance The AISalsohostedaworkshop better practice, coachingandathletepathway development. initiativescovering planning, sport inavarietyofhighperformance The AISworkedwith17sports In 2011–12, theASCprovided plans. fundingto31NSOsimplementtheirhighperformance forNSOhighperformanceinitiatives Support practice, forsustainedmedal-winningperformances. andidentifytrendsopportunities systemsofcompetitors,performance Australia’s tobenchmark development againstbest high was andevaluateof eachevent. theinternational Thisinformation utilisedtounderstand events,benchmark withadesignateddataproviderafterthecompletion supplyinginformation at successandperformance The ASCalsomaintaineditsongoingmeasurementofinternational and likely success. onAustralia’s sectortogainasystem-wideperspective across thesport eliteperformance level andwillalsobeaggregated willberelevant attheindividualsport indicators performance towards level. achieving Itisenvisaged sustainedsuccessattheinternational thatthekey andtomonitorprogress performance thatcanbeusedtomeasureelitesport indicators toidentifyasetofkeyThe AISengagedwiththeNationalInstituteNetwork performance withinthesystem. planningexpertise build highperformance onspecifi information andprovide linkstofurther better practicefromsports c topics, aswell as success(includingkeyof sustainablehighperformance drivers), performance giveexamples of to enhancetheirplanningandreview capability. These guidelinesidentifythecriticalelements Work planningguidelinestoassistNSOs progressedonthedevelopment ofhighperformance pathways, beganwithswimmingandhockey andwork toreview theirathletepathway models. statusandinherentchallengeswithinNSOhighperformance ofthecurrent clear understanding Anonlineaudittoolwas coaching. developeddevelopment togaina andhighperformance The AIScommencedprojectstodefi within strategicpriorities, includingLondon2012OlympicandParalympic Gamesoutcomes. In 2011–12, activities thefocusofAISwas onconsolidating, integratingandrealigningsupport ne betterpracticeintheareasofathletepathway International CoachStudy Tour programthatcouldbeenhanced. directoronelements ofthehighperformance high performance provided recommendations toSurficompleted. Thereport ng Australia’s recentlyappointed A review ofSurfi ng Australia’s programanditsassociatedpathways highperformance was Surfireview ngAustralia basketball, diving, gymnastics, triathlonandshooting. receivingfunding includedswimming, cycling,Sports rowing, sailing, canoeing, athletics, hockey, considered tohave andachieve anOlympicpodiumresult. the potentialtoenhanceperformance withathletes London 2012OlympicandParalympic Games.Fundingwas alsogiventosports Gold fundingtotalling$4.49milliontoassistwithathletes’trainingandpreparationforthe Key were provided OlympicandParalympic withadditional Greenand medal-prospectsports Green andGoldfunding Achievements November 2011. in The AISandAustralianOlympicCommitteeco-hostedanHeadCoachesforum success. highperformance challenges andstrategiestomaximisepotentialforinternational was leaderworkshops conductedtofacilitatethesharingofideas,A seriesofperformance coaching community. through presentationsandcoaching clinicsforthebenefi t of thebroaderhighperformance Argentina andBrazil.Thesecoaches sharedtheirinsightsandexperiencesfromthetour programsandorganisationsin the UnitedStates,coaches visitinginternational-standard CoachStudyTourThe AISconducteditsannualInternational involving fi ve highperformance 41 2011–12 PERFORMANCE 42 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 particularly asacoach. particularly tobasketball,Patrick was madeaMemberoftheOrderAustraliain1995forhisservices scouting panel. the BarcelonaOlympics, andwas amemberoftheSydney 2000OlympicGamesteam He was basketball anassistantcoachtotheAustralianBoomers team(1989–92)including games representingAustralia. environment. Patrick basketball hascoachedmorethan350international broader sporting andgrowthintheAIS forlearning expertise, andwillingnesstoenhanceopportunities for hisexperienceandknowledge, exceptional teachingandcommunicationskills, coaching He ishighlyregardedwithinthebasketball andinthebroadercoachingcommunity fraternity success. achieve sustainableinternational provide inappliedtechnicalcoachingtoassistAIScoaches leadership, adviceandexpertise In recentyears, Patrick moved intotheroleofAISAppliedTechnical AdvancementCoachto attheelitelevel. neededtoperform and coachestheexpertise basketball talentinAustraliaby teachingyoungplayers themental, physical andtechnicalskills, junior AIS fromitsinceptionin1981.Hehasplayed acriticalroleinidentifyingandnurturing Patrick was oneoftheinitialcoachesAISBasketball programandhasbeenwiththe tremendous contributiontothedevelopment andexpansionofbasketball. borders, contributing tothegrowthofgame.Throughouthiscareer, Patrick hasmadea the advancementofpropercoacheducationanddevelopment ofbasketball acrossinternational The award recognisescoacheswhohave committed theirlifetobeingaguardianofthegame, Australian tobehonouredwiththeLifetimeAchievement Award. PresidentoftheWorldwho isalsothecurrent AssociationofBasketball Coaches, isthefi rst National AssociationofBasketball LifetimeAchievement Award. CoachesInternational Patrick, In April2012Patrick Hunt, AISAppliedTechnical AdvancementCoach, was honouredwitha Achievement Award —Patrick Hunt National Association ofBasketballCoachesInternationalLifetime across theNational InstituteNetwork. services capacityandcapabilityofsupport thecurrent planning foranaudittounderstand Italsocommenced sports. National InstituteNetwork needs ofprimary support performance assessmentprojecttoidentify theunmethigh The AIScommencedahighperformance forum. Institute Network andresponsibilityforchairingtheNational agreedtotheAISassumingleadership its members duringthe year, metregularly The NationalInstituteNetwork andatitsmeetinginMarch2012 Agreement on30November and1December2011. system planningandmonitoringmeetingundertheNationalInstitute SystemIntergovernmental CouncilwasA key theconductofitsfi focusfortheNationalEliteSports annualnational rst focus. system toachieve anationalhighperformance Council, tothehighperformance andothercontributors Sports theNationalInstituteNetwork The ASC,theAIS, withtheNationalElite andinparticular maintaineditsstrongfocusonworking Overview National focus for highperformance AM performance sport. sport. performance information, aswellto shareandimpart astopromoteideas, innovation andexcellence inhigh againproved tobeanexcellentwayThis forum system tobringtogetherthehighperformance > > > > > > presentations included: was Theoverarching themefortheforum ‘winningways’network. andsomeofthekeynote brought togetheraround300representativesfromacrossthenational highperformance that In November 2011, Councilforum theAIShostedbiannualNationalEliteSports Councilforum 2011 NationalEliteSports Achievements 2011–12 acrosstheNationalInstituteNetwork. Network, deliveredin development andimplementationofaNationalAthleteCounsellingSupport In responsetoacriticalneedidentifi ed by theAustralianOlympicCommittee, theAISled academies ofsport. institutesand Strength andConditioningFacility Accreditationprogramwithstateandterritory policies forNSOswas conductedduringtheyear, alongwithcontinuedimplementationofa Anauditofmedicalscreening medical screeningpoliciesfortheNationalInstituteNetwork. toestablishanationalminimumstandardfor institutesandacademiesofsport and territory delivery,to monitorandpromotebetterpracticeservice andin2011–12workedwithstate withkey ScienceQualityAssuranceprogramcontinuedtowork agencies The NationalSport assurance, aswell asathletecareerandeducationin2011–12. medicinequality scienceandsports The AIScontinuedtodelivernationalprogramsinsports Delivering nationalprograms and conditioning. analysis,areas ofbiomechanicsandperformance recovery, performance physiology, andstrength have ‘bestpractice’seminars beenconductedinthe Network network. the highperformance across medicineandstrengthconditioning, toachieve betterpracticedelivery such assports medicinedisciplines, scienceandsports inanumberofsports The AISisprogressingwork approach forthesector. stakeholders tohelpidentifyandshapethekey conceptsaroundanationalhighperformance sector.high performance In2011–12, theASCalsoconductedaconsultationphasewithkey strategy.national highperformance Thisgroupcomprisedrepresentativesfromacrossthe GroupwasA HighPerformance Strategy established toadvancethedevelopment ofa acrossjurisdictionsandsports. consolidation ofinformation ofinstitutesandacademiessport, assistingwiththesharingand across thenationalnetwork CouncilNomenclatureFramework continuedtobeimplemented The NationalEliteSports

Olympic sports — working withprofessionalathletes. —working Olympic sports medical innovation readiness tocompete athlete wellbeing innovations thatwin technology trendsinsport leadership high performance 43 2011–12 PERFORMANCE

MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 46 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 h toestablish, manage, oftheCommission develop andmaintainfacilitiesforthepurposes (h) in participating topersons scienceservices andsports medicineservices toprovide sports (g) medicine scienceandsports researchanddevelopment relatedtosports toundertake (f) toinitiate, encourageandfacilitateresearchdevelopment inrelationtosport (e) Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports Objects andfunctionsofthe d todevelop and implement programsfortherecognitionanddevelopment of: (d) todevelop andimplementprogramsthatpromoteequalityofaccess to, in, andparticipation (c) tocoordinateactivitiesinAustraliaforthedevelopment ofsport (b) toadvisetheMinisterinrelationdevelopment ofsport (a) They are: The functionsoftheASCaresetoutinSection7 Functions tosupplement toencouragetheprivatesectorcontributefundingof sport (f) between Australiaandothercountriesthroughtheprovision of tofostercooperationinsport (e) abilitiesofAustraliansgenerallythroughtheimprovement ofthe toimprove thesporting (d) toprovide andachieve resources, andfacilitiestoenableAustralianspursue services (c) andimproved by performance Australiansinsport toencourageincreasedparticipation (b) inAustralia toprovide inthedevelopment ofsport leadership (a) They are: The objectsoftheASCaresetoutinSection6 Objects programs oftheCommission (ii) persons whohave persons achieved, orwho have thepotentialtoachieve, standardsof (ii) who excel, persons orwhohave thepotentialtoexcel, insport (i) by allAustralians sport assistance by theCommonwealth. access toresources,andfacilitiesrelatedsport services coaches standard ofsports development aspects oftheirpersonal theireducationalandvocationalskillsother whilealsofurthering excellence insport of sport coaches,excellence assports umpires, refereesoroffi cials essentialtotheconduct Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports Act 1989 Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports Act 1989 . . Minister andCabinet, andfollowinghisretirement, DrIanWatt oftheBoard,In April2012theChairman theHon.Warwick Smith Accordingly, MsGlenys Beauchamp ofRegionalAustralia,were includedinthenew Department LocalGovernment,andSport. Arts functions ofgovernmentandSport changeson14December2011,As aresultofmachinery Arts In October2011, theBoardwelcomed MrKen Ryan oftheBoard. arenon-executivemembers All Commissioners The ASCisgovernedby appointedby aBoardofCommissioners theMinisterforSport. CommissionBoard The AustralianSports governance Corporate organisationsinaimingtofostera sporting tocooperatewithnationalandinternational (r) totheAustralianOlympicFederation orother toprovide relatedtosport adviceonmatters (q) toconsultandcooperatewithappropriateauthoritiesoftheCommonwealth, ofthestates (p) toadminister andexpendmoney appropriatedby theParliament, orraisedinaccordance (n) Foundation, toraisemoney throughtheAustralianSports orby othermeans, forthe (m) between Australiaandothercountries, offosteringcooperationinsport forthepurpose to (k) tocollectanddistributeinformation, andprovide advice, relatedtotheactivities onmatters (j) the 2011–12year. Regional Australia, in LocalGovernment,andSport,attendedtwomeetings asanobserver Arts ex-offi cio portfolio. Inaccordance withthe portfolio. During thefi Mr David Gallopassumed theroleofActingChair. implementing Australia’s policywillbealastinglegacy. sport ofMrSmith, Following thedeparture ASC Board, MrSmithbroughtrenewed focusinchallengingtimes, whilehisstrongcommitmentto Asthefiand contributiontoAustraliansport. ministertochairthe federalsports former rst TheBoardandtheASC’s ofservice. years seniormanagementthankMrSmithforhisdedication Board member was undertaken byBoard memberwas MrTerry undertaken Moran drugs anddopingmethods. drugs environment enhancing thatisfreefromtheunsanctioneduseofperformance sporting persons, bodiesorassociations related totheactivitiesofCommission and oftheterritories, andwithotherpersons, associationsandorganisations, onmatters with paragraph(m), oftheCommission forthepurposes oftheCommission purposes the Commission provide fromothercountriestotheresources, andfacilitiesof accesstopersons services of theCommission member. Group, of andSport Department MrRichardEccles, Arts DeputySecretary sixmonthsof2011–12theASCremainedwithinPrime MinisterandCabinet rst Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports Act 1989, PSM , oftheDepartment,joined theBoardasan Secretary AO AM , Secretary of the Department ofthePrime , oftheDepartment Secretary and Mr John Lee as members. andMrJohnLeeasmembers. AO . AM , resignedfollowingtwo the roleof ex-offi cio

47 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 48 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Board members Rugby Federation. LeagueInternational decisions involving thegameand, in1998, of the was appointed Secretary Hewasas DirectorofLegalandBusiness Affairs. closelyinvolved inallkey At theinceptionofNationalRugby Leaguein1997, MrGallopcommenced Limited from1995to1997. Webb inSydney hebecametheGeneralCounselforSuper LeagueatNews law ofSydney. degreefromtheUniversity asasolicitoratHolman Afterworking anda fromTheAustralianNationalUniversity Mr GallopholdsaBachelorofArts commercial growthandobtainedrecordattendancefi gures. cap,competition througheffectivepolicingofthesalary demonstrated strong direction, thegame’s clubs becamemorefi nancially stable, saw greateron-fi eld Australian Rugby LeagueCommissionfrom2002toJune2012.Under his David Gallopwas Chief Executive Offi cer oftheNational Rugby League/ David Gallop—Deputy Chair/ActingChair April 2012. Mr Smithwas inJuly2010until appointedtotheASCBoardasChairman range ofcharitableandcommunityorganisations. tradeandtourism,promotion ofinternational andtophilanthropy througha anddebatewithinthesector, asacontributortoreform industry tothe totheParliament ofAustralia, recognition ofhisservice tothetelecommunications 2008in Mr Smithwas madeaMemberoftheOrderAustraliainJanuary andPrivatisation;LeaderoftheHouseRepresentatives. Affairs inCommunications, andScience,Olympics; shadowportfolios Energy Aboriginal and LocalGovernment;MinisterAssistingthePrimeforSydney 2000 Parliament, asMinisterforFamily Services,Sport,Territories includingservice Following alegalcareerinTasmania, infederal MrSmithspent15years and Technology Group, andwas Communications. GlobalHeadofCorporate he chairedtheInvestment Bank’s Telecommunications, Media, Entertainment Prior tojoiningANZ, MrSmithwas Executive DirectorofMacquarieBankwhere ofTheGlobalFoundation.Chairman Ombudsman, NationalPresidentoftheAustraliaChinaBusinessCounciland asAustralia’sfor Asia.Hehaspreviously served fi Telecommunicationsrst Council andtheinauguralAustralianBusinessMemberforBOAO Forum He isaGlobalTrustee oftheAsiaSociety, oftheAustraliaChina Chairman Non-executive DirectorofCoatesGroupHoldingsPtyLtd(CoatesHire). Pty Ltd, theprivateholdingcompany ofSeven HoldingGroupsLtd.Heisa BoardofAustralianCapitalEquity oftheAdvisory Mr SmithisalsoChairman ofE*TRADEAustraliaLtd. Chairman Team.Committee memberoftheInstitutionalLeadership hewas Formerly Warwick ofANZBank, SmithisChairman NSW&ACT andisanExecutive TheHon.Warwick Smith AM —Chair a current AICDASX200 Chairman’sa current recipient. Mentoring Programscholarship Committee, andAquinas College.Sheis forCommitteePerth Sport Vision and educationboardsincludingSt JohnAmbulance, WA’s HighPerformance continues tobeanactivemember ofmany Western Australiansport, health MsCarbon the StrategicDirectionsBoardfor theWA EducationDepartment. Counciland ontheBoardofWestern AustralianSports She hasserved Australia andVictoria. experienceinthemedia,has had22years mostofwhichhasbeeninWestern two interactivewhiteboardproductsfortheschoolenvironment. Ms Carbon marketer andqualifi ed company director. Shehaspublishedfi ve booksand inPhysicalmajors EducationandMathematics, isaqualifi business, with calledGreenEleven. MsCarbonhasaBachelor ofArts but isnowManagingDirectorofherownmarketingandcommunications Ms CarbonhasmanagedalargeWA-based communications agencyinPerth, represented Western Australia inathletics. MsCarbonalso andattheAISfornineyears. for11years Institute ofSport in hockey at twoOlympicGamesandWorld Cups.ShetrainedattheWA Sally Carbon, anOlympicandWorld Cupgoldmedallist, representedAustralia Sally Carbon 5 April2010. Foundation Boardon 6 July2007andbecameChairoftheAustralianSports Foundation on was appointedasDirectoroftheBoardAustralianSports remained amemberofthecommitteeuntilMarch2012.MsCamplin-Warner She chairedtheASCAuditCommitteefromMay 2008throughtoMay 2011and Ms Camplin-Warner was appointedtotheASCBoardon23March2007. for the2012WinterYouth OlympicGames. ceremony. Shewas alsotheAustralianOlympicCommitteeChefdeMission and bronzeinTurin in2006, andwas Australia’s fl ag bearerattheopening consecutive WinterOlympicGames, winning gold inSaltLake Cityin2002 Ms Camplin-Warner representedAustraliainfreestyleaerialskiingattwo speaker, commentatorandco-founderofthecharityFinnan’s sports Gift. Foundation. MsCamplin-Warnerthe AustralianSports isalsoaregularkeynote Institute ofAustralia, DirectoroftheCollingwoodFootball ClubandChairof Global Technology aDirectoroftheOlympicWinter Sheiscurrently Services. andTransformationmost recentlyholdingthepositionofStrategy Executive, Alisa Camplin-Warner for16years, hasworkedgloballywiththeIBMCorporation AlisaCamplin-Warner the resignationofHon.Warwick Smith. Since 26April2012, MrGallophasbeenactingasChairoftheBoardfollowing member oftheASCAuditCommittee. Mr Gallopwas appointedtotheASCBoardon7May 2008andisalsoa awards. Confederation ofAustralianSport AdministratoroftheYearin 2006was namedAustralianSports atthe In 2002, AdministratoroftheYear MrGallopwas votedNSWSports and OAM OAM ed strategic ed 49 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 50 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 member oftheASCAuditCommittee sinceMarch2012. Mr Leewas appointedtotheASCBoard on1October2011andhasbeena Parramatta StadiumTrust MacKillop Foundation. andMary Standards Bureau,His previous boardappointmentsincludethe Advertising 2000 OlympicGames. inthelead-upto,Communications forRailcorp duringandfollowing theSydney Events NSWBoardandRugby World Cup2003, andwas headofMarketingand onanumberofmajorevent committeesincludingthe Mr Leehasserved Association. of theMetropolitanCatholicSchoolsSports League andSecretary Sydney, as well coachintheNationalRugby asbeingahighperformance careerincludedteachingphysicalHis early andhealtheducationinwestern Westbus andNationalBusCompany. Executive Offi cer oftheNSWStateTransit Authority, andManagingDirectorof forTransport. ofCommerce andMinistry Hewas previously Chief Department ofPremierandCabinet,sector includingDirectorGeneraloftheDepartment Forum —Australia.BeforethisheheldavarietyofpositionsintheNSWpublic theChiefExecutiveOffi John Leeiscurrently John Lee the ASCAuditCommittee. Ms Elliswas appointedtotheASCBoardon7May 2008andisamemberof as well asaregularguestonradioandtelevision programs. commentatorandhost,is arespectedsports andpopularkeynote speaker AgencyandNSWMajorEvents.MsEllis Centre, Drug Sports Australian ontheBoardsofSydney OlympicPark Shehasserved Institute ofSport. Ms EllisisaBoardmemberoftheSydney OlympicPark AuthorityandtheNSW The LizEllisNetballClinicsarenowthelargestinAustralia. coaching clinicsatvariouslocationsaroundNew SouthWales. that law was notherpassion,ownbusiness, shestarted conductingnetball In2000, forfouryears. andinfrastructure realising practicing solicitorinproperty fromMacquarie University,Holding aBachelorofArts/Law MsElliswas a the NetballWorld ChampionshipinAuckland, MsEllisretiredfromnetball. titles in2001, 2004, 2006and2007.In2007, afterleadingAustraliatowin Commonwealth BankTrophy, having captainedtheSydney Swiftstofourleague Australia on122occasions.Sheisalsothemostsuccessfulleaderin netballer, andthirdmost-cappednetballerofalltime, having represented Games goldmedallist(1998and2002), MsEllisisthemostcappedAustralian netballchampion(1995,world 1999and2007)two-timeCommonwealth captainoftheAustraliannationalnetballteam.Athree-time Liz Ellisisaformer Liz Ellis Foundation AuditCommittee. Committee andisChairoftheAustralianSports Foundation Boards.SheisamemberoftheASCStrategicCommunications On 7May 2008, MsCarbonwas appointedtotheASCandAustralianSports AM cer oftheTourism andTransport Ken Ryan of theASCStrategicCommunicationsCommittee. 2011, astheChairofASCAuditCommitteeand isamember hehasserved 2011.SinceMay Mr Plymptonwas appointedtotheASCBoardinJanuary the AuditCommittee. made aDirectoroftheAustralianOlympicFoundation Ltdandisamember of In 2008, MrPlymptonwas electedtotheAustralianOlympicCommittee.Hewas more thanseven years. Most recentlyhewas thePresidentofYachting Australia, apositionheheldfor years, retiringin2000, andwas theclub’s president. secondlongest-serving forAustralianFootballChairman/President LeagueclubStKildaforeight administration.Hewas Mr Plymptonhasheldmany positionsinsport classes andoceanracingyachts. championshipandnumerousnationalstatetitlesininternational a world Hehaswon has beencompetingatthehighestlevel formorethan45years. sailingwherehe hasbeenalifelongpassionforMrPlympton,Sport particularly in Australiaofonetheworld’s largestfi of one, andDirectorofaNZXcompany. BoardDirector InadditionheisanAdvisory ofthreeASXlistedcompanies,administration activities.HeisChairman Director awiderangeofbusinessandsport Andrew Plymptoncontinuestoundertake Andrew Plympton Chair oftheASCStrategicCommunicationsCommittee. OsmondwasMrs appointedtotheASCBoardon6November 2009andisthe and Tourism NSW. Board,and NSWPolice Advisory andamemberoftheNSWMajorEventsBoard of CommerceinNSW, amember oftheBoardsStateTransit Authority Previously, Osmondwas Mrs ChiefExecutiveoftheStateandSydney Chambers Employees’ SuperannuationTrust Foundation. andtheAustralianSports OsmondsitsontheBoardsofBellShakespeareMrs Company, theRetail Committee fortheevent. on behalfoftheNSWGovernmentandwas ChairoftheSydney Organising She chairedSydney’s successfulbidtohostthe2009World Games Masters Association, whichisthevoiceofAustralia’s largestretailers. OsmondisChiefExecutiveoftheAustralianNationalRetailers Margy Osmond Margy Jetstar Asia. Manager SouthEast Asia, QantasandBritishAirways; andChiefExecutive, commercial was Development; developed; RegionalGeneral HeadofCorporate Marketing, duringwhichtimetheiconic‘IStillCallAustralia Home’children’s management positions.Theseinclude fi asGroupGeneralManager,ve years inavarietyofsenior He hasworkedforQantasthe past15years Qantas Airways basedin Melbourne. Australiafor Ken &Southern Ryan istheRegionalGeneralManagerVictoria AM nancial services companies. nancial services 51 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 52 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Ms Sherry was appointed totheASCBoardon19July2010. Ms Sherry andfamilypartnerships. and work management policiesandpracticesthatembracegenderequity, socialjustice, her contributiontotheAustraliancommunitythroughpromotion ofcorporate was 2004, madeanOffiIn January MsSherry cer oftheOrderAustraliafor disadvantaged communities. to onproviding bankingservices the AustralianGovernment forherwork of Company In2001, Directors. shewas Medalby awarded aCentenary of theInstitutePublicAdministrationandamember isaFellow, InstituteofAustralasia,Ms Sherry Services Fellow Financial Museum. SheisalsoDeputyChairoftheTourism &Transport Forum. Foundation, andamemberoftheCouncilAustralianNationalMaritime andAustralianIndigenousEducation Jawun Partnerships IndigenousCorporate ING DirectAustraliaandTheMyerFamily Company Ltd.SheisaDirector of isanon-ExecutiveDirectorof In additiontoherexecutiveroles, MsSherry onhumanrightsandwomen’sthe UnitedNationsforums rights. programs toimprove thestatusofwomen, andwas Australia’s representativeto the StatusofWomen inCanberra, advisingthePrimeMinisteronpoliciesand oftheOffiBefore joiningWestpac, AssistantSecretary was First MsSherry ce of community engagementandcustomerfocusincommercialretailbanking. and GroupExecutive, People &Performance. Shewas adriverofculturalchange, Offi wasPrior tothis, withWestpac andwas for12years ChiefExecutive MsSherry than doubledsince2007. theindustry, Shehastransformed America andSeabourn. andgrowthhasmore ship operatorandownsP&OCruises, PrincessCruises, Cunard, Holland isthe world’s Corporation ship operatorinAustralasia.Carnival largestcruise isChiefExecutiveOffiAnn Sherry Australia,cer ofCarnival thelargestcruise Ann Sherry of theASCStrategicCommunicationsCommittee. Mr Ryan was appointedtotheASCBoardon1October2011andisamember and baseball. and baseballrepresentativeteams, aswell asmany offi years gradecricketrst backgroundincludesselectioninnumerousschoolboy cricket His sporting tochildren’sservices andyouthcharitableorganisations, tourismandsport. Mr Ryan was madeaMemberoftheOrderAustraliaon11June2012for Corporation, andtheAustralian GrandPrixCorporation. Ambulance Victoria MajorEvents recently beenappointedasBoardmemberoftheVictorian andhas Mr Ryan University holdsaBachelorofCommercefromMelbourne cer, Westpac New Zealand, ChiefExecutiveOffi AO cer oftheBankMelbourne, Charles Perkins Award.Charles Aboriginal andTorres In2003, StraitIslandersport. hewontheprestigious forhiscontributionto He hasreceivedmany honours, particularly national championon12occasions. Australian recordholderforthe110-metreand60-metrehurdles hasbeen 2006Games,the Melbourne championships.Heisthe current andfourworld Mr Vander-Kuyp representedAustraliaatfourCommonwealth Games, including in Atlanta. and hewas afi won asilvermedalatthe1994Commonwealth GamesinVictoria, Canada, ofthe4x100-metrerelay teamthat Championships. Hewent ontobepart his career, MrVander-Kuyp wonabronzemedalattheWorld JuniorAthletics Kyle Vander-Kuyp isthefastestsprinthurdlerinAustralianhistory. in Early Kyle Vander-Kuyp Mr Turtur was appointed totheASCBoardon19July2010. Phil Liggett. commentatoralongsidethelikes of‘thevoicecycling’,a Channel7sports pizza barwhenvisitinghisholiday homeinMoonta.Hehasalsoworked as a Mr Turtur suburbsofAdelaideandruns ownsabike shopinthenorthern he was namedSouthAustralianoftheYear. In 2008, MrTurtur was electedOceaniaPresidentoftheUCI.Insame year, race outsideEuropetojointheprestigiousUCIProTour. Hemisphereandin2008becamethefibiggest cyclingraceintheSouthern rst in whichhecontinuestodate.TheTour DownUnderhasgrown tobecomethe In 1998, MrTurtur was appointedRaceDirectoroftheTour DownUnder, arole Super-Drome in1993. for fi ve years, beforebecomingthemanager andpromoteroftheAdelaide InstituteCyclingCoach experience by becomingtheSouthAustralianSports Following hiscyclingcareer, MrTurtur went ontosharehisknowledgeand 4000m teampursuit. he was thefl 10-mile scratchrace.AttheEdinburgh1986Commonwealth Games, in themen’s andabronzemedalinthe 4000mteamandindividualpursuits At theBrisbane1982Commonwealth Games, MrTurtur wontwogoldmedals He was awarded anOrderofAustraliaMedalforhisachievements. 1984 Olympicshesecuredagoldmedalinthemen’s 4000mteampursuit. ofcycling, winningatotaloffiGames inthesport ve medals.AttheLos Angeles Mr Turtur hascompetedattwoOlympicGamesandthreeCommonwealth the RaceDirectorofTour DownUnder. Mike Turtur isanOlympicandCommonwealth Gamesmedallistandiscurrently Mike Turtur ag bearerforAustraliaand wonagoldmedalinthemen’s OAM nalist inthe110-metrehurdlesat1996OlympicGames 53 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 54 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Dr IanWatt 2008andretiredinSeptember2011. Minister andCabinetinFebruary Mr Moranwas appointedtothepositionofSecretary, ofthePrime Department of Australiain2006. policy statement, AFairer MrMoranwas madean Offi Victoria. cer oftheOrder Together,major policyinitiativessuchasGrowingVictoria andthemajorsocial Premieronthedevelopment of Cabinet in2000whereheadvisedtheVictorian ofPremierand Department oftheVictorian 2000. Hewas appointedSecretary Authority andwas theDirector-GeneralofEducationQueenslandfrom1998to Mr Moranwas thefi governments, withrolesinpublicpolicyandsectormanagement. Terry MoranhasworkedwithsuccessiveAustralianfederalandstate 2009 was therecipientofLaTrobe University’s DistinguishedAlumniAward. In June2008, DrWatt was madeanOffi cer oftheOrderAustralia, and in ChairoftheOECDAsianSeniorBudgetOffi former Development’s (OECD’s) ofSeniorBudgetOffi Working Party cials, andalsothe Dr Watt ChairoftheOrganisationfor Economic Co-operationand istheformer School fromSeptembertoNovember 1999. Business He completedtheAdvancedManagementProgramatHarvard two andahalfyears. that, hewas Minister(Economic)attheEmbassyofAustraliainWashington for Prime MinisterandCabinetbetween March1994andNovember 1996.Priorto ofEconomicDivision,the Dr Watt AssistantSecretary Department was First until March2001. Executive CoordinatoroftheEconomic, andResources Policy Group Industry ofthePrimeMinisterandCabinet, oftheDepartment and Deputy Secretary of Communications, Technology Information Priortothat, andtheArts. hewas 2002, oftheDepartment From March2001to17January hewas Secretary inApril2009. Secretary Finance longest-serving andAdministration).Hebecamethe ofFinance theDepartment (formerly 2009, andDeregulation ofFinance DrWatt oftheDepartment was Secretary 2002to30August 31 August2009to4September2011.From 18January Previously, of Defencefrom DrWatt oftheDepartment was Secretary Cabinet on5September2011. ofthePrimeMinisterand Ian Watt oftheDepartment was appointedSecretary Moran Terry Mr Vander-Kuyp was appointedtotheASCBoardon6May 2008. Monash University, theRedDustRoleModelsprogramandBeyond Blue. Indigenous MentoringExperience, Councilwith the IndigenousAdvisory roles forbothgovernment andprivateenterprises, includingtheAustralian Mr Vander-Kuyp spendsagreatdealofhistimeinambassador andmentoring AO AO , , Ex-offi Ex-offi ChiefExecutiveOffirst cer oftheAustralianNationalTraining cio cio (5September2011to13December2011) (1July2011to4September2011) cials. No meetingswere conductedduring Terry Moran’s asanex-offi term cio member. hadaleave ofabsenceforone meeting, asdidKyleand AnnSherry Vander-Kuyp. LizEllishadanapproved leave ofabsenceperiodthatextendedacrosstwothefour meetings, Table 3:ASCBoardmembermeetingattendance yeVne-upMme 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 Member Dr Ian Watt Kyle Vander-Kuyp Member Mike Turtur Member Member 4 Ann Sherry Ken Ryan Andrew Plympton Osmond Margy DeputyChair John Lee Liz Ellis Sally Carbon Alisa Camplin-Warner David Gallop aePsto etnseiil oatn Meetingsattended Meetingseligibletoattend Position The Hon. Warwick Smith Name Glenys Beauchamp AM AM OAM AO AO OAM PSM has an MBA from the University ofCanberra. has anMBAfromtheUniversity In additiontoaneconomicsdegreefromTheAustralianNationalUniversity, she in theACT Government. Ms Beauchamphasalsohadsignifi cant experienceacrossarangeoffunctions bushfiVictorian res. forthe2009 MedalforcoordinatingAustralianGovernment support Service Inthisrole, andIndigenousAffairs. shewasServices awarded thePublic ofFamilies, intheDepartment Housing, asDeputySecretary Community served componentsofthegovernment’sinfrastructure Stimulus Plan.Shehasalso ofthePrimeMinisterandCabinet,Department overseeingtherolloutof Prior tothisappointment, inthe MsBeauchampwas DeputySecretary Australia, andSport. LocalGovernment, Arts ofRegional functionswere includedinthenew Department andsport arts ofgovernment changeson14December2011,2010. Following machinery Australia, RegionalDevelopment on21December andLocalGovernment ofRegional oftheDepartment Glenys Beauchampwas appointedSecretary Glenys Beauchamp OAM AM ebr43 2 3 4 4 2 3 4 Ex-offi cio 4 Ex-offi cio 3 Member 4 Member 4 Member 4 3 Member Member Member Chair mme 2 0 2 2 member member PSM , Ex-offi cio (from14December2011) 55 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 56 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 were completedonschedule. compliance withthe statements, andAnnualOperationalPlan,on theASCAnnualReport andreporting Meanwhile, oftheASC’s suchastheendorsement governancematters yearly fi nancial overhigh performance thenextdecadeandthiswillbeastrongfocusfor2012–13year. preparation fortheLondonGames.TheBoardalsocommenceddiscussionsonfutureof to Australia’s topOlympicandParalympic athletesandteamstoboosttheirtraining more than$4millioninadditionalfundingwas provided throughtheGreenandGoldproject aheadoftheLondonGames.Following agreementby theBoard,got thebestpossiblesupport along withtheAustralianOlympicandParalympic Committees, toensureAustralianathletes The AustralianGovernmentandtheASCworkedcloselywithOlympicParalympic sports, success. andachieve international sectortoincreaseparticipation collectively withthesport fundingacrossOlympicandnon-Olympicsports,astheCommission worked and participation roleinmonitoring theASC’sThe Boardalsoplayed animportant recordhighperformance occur withintheCommissiontoensuresuccessofitsnew direction. thatneedto strategic directionfortheASCthroughto2014–15andmajortransformations developed withextensiveinputfrom, andconsultationwith, theBoard, the who determined objectivesandachieve theoutcomesrequiredby government.ThePlanwas meet itsstatutory these challenges, andstrategiesthatwillallowtheCommissionto andthebroadframework The PlanoutlinesthechallengesfacingAustraliansport, thedirectionforASCtoaddress ASC’s centralroleinitsdelivery. to 2014–15, was tabledinParliament. ThePlanrefl ects thegovernment’s new policyandthe On 8 February 2012,On 8February Sydney andMelbourne. The ASCBoardmetonfouroccasionsduring2011–12invariouslocationsincludingCanberra, Board activities Warner There was achangetothecompositionofcommitteeduring year, withMsAlisaCamplin- the Board. The AuditCommitteemetonfouroccasionsduringtheyear, coincidingwithmeetingsof governance arrangements. fi nancial statements, legislativeandpolicycompliance, audit, internal auditand external recommendations andadvicetotheBoardinrelationriskmanagement, control, internal control andcomplianceframework, accountabilityresponsibilities, anditsexternal providing The objectiveoftheASCAuditCommitteeistooversee the Commission’s fi nancial risk, ASC Audit Committee Board committees RSM BirdCameron, ofsignifi tothefullBoardonmatters andprovided reports auditteam fromtheAustralianNationalAudit Offi KPMG and theexternal auditors internal ce and accountabilityresponsibilities.Thecommitteecontinueditsongoing engagementwith external and continueditsfocusonoverseeing theASC’s risk, andits controlandcomplianceframework During theyear, inaccordance withbetterpracticeguidelines, thecommitteereviewed itsCharter member. theroleofChair. MrAndrew Plymptoncontinued toperform OAM standingdownfromthecommittee inMarch2012, andMrJohnLeejoiningas a Commonwealth Authorities andCompanies Working TogetherSport for Australian , theASC’s Strategic

Act 1997 requirements cance as required.

Plan for2011–12 Table 5:ASCStrategicCommunication Committeemembermeetingattendance Framework andToolkit, aswell asadigital communicationsimplementationplanfor2012–13. In 2011–12, theStrategicCommunicationsCommitteehelpedtodeliverASC Sally Carbon Osmond(Chair), oftheStrategicCommunicationsCommitteeincludeMargy Members strategies. Communication Framework andsupporting andadviceinthedevelopment andimplementationoftheCommission’sBoard toprovide support ofthe The ASCStrategicCommunicationsCommitteewas establishedtodraw ontheexpertise Strategic CommunicationsCommittee Liz Ellishadanapproved leave ofabsenceperiodthatextendedacrosstwothefourmeetings. Table 4:ASCAuditCommitteemembermeetingattendance to 2014–15. for2012–13 auditors theengagementofPricewaterhouseCoopers asinternal year andendorsed The AuditCommitteereviewed AuditPlanduringthe the2012–13AnnualInternal andendorsed > > > > oftheASC’sThe followingauditswere completedduring2011–12aspart auditprogram: internal ai alpMme 2 4 Invited observer Member John Lee Liz Ellis David Gallop ag sodCar 3 3 Meetingsattended Meetingseligibletoattend Position Chair Sally Carbon Osmond Margy Name nrwPypo ebr32 3 Member Ken Ryan Andrew Plympton 4 Meetingsattended 4 Meetingseligibletoattend Position Chair Alisa Camplin-Warner Andrew Plympton Name

Corporate andBusinessPlanning. Corporate Systems—Interfaces ManagementInformation Financial AIS Performance Research Review ofASCGrantManagement AM AM OAM OAM , Andrew PlymptonandKen Ryan OAM ebr11 3 1 3 Member Member ebr42 3 4 3 Member Member Member AM . 1 1 1 1 57 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 58 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > > > > from, the ASC Board. Activities of the Australian Sports Foundation are reported inAppendix4. from, Foundation arereported theASCBoard.ActivitiesofAustralianSports Foundation Boardgenerallycoordinatesitsmeetingswith,The AustralianSports butseparate Foundation Board The AustralianSports > the 2011–12lossare: building, plantandequipment refurbishmentandreplacement.Thekey contributingto factors the ASCisconsideredtobesound, however it will seektosecureongoingcapitalfundingfor recognition forcontributionsrevenue, andaccounting adjustments.Thefi nancial positionof expectations. Thelossisprimarilyduetothetimingdifferencebetween revenue andexpense anoperatinglossof $8.1millionin2011–12.ThiswasThe ASCincurred inlinewithbudget offi Summary management Financial across theorganisation. itsprocessesforpreventing fraud, fraud managingfraudcontrol andreporting particularly The updatedpolicyandguidelinesoutlinetheASC’s intentandexpectationsinrelationtofraud, redeveloped itsonlinefraudawareness trainingmodule. During 2011–12, theASCreviewed andupdateditsFraud ControlPolicy andGuidelines and Guidelines 2011 The ASCmanagesitsfraudcontrolactivitiesconsistentwiththe Fraud control In 2011–12, offi theASCdidnotgiveany orformer indemnitytoacurrent Commonwealth Authorities andCompanies Act 1997 andoffi Such insuranceincludesdirectors’ The ASCisinsuredthroughtheAustralianGovernment’s self-managedfund, Comcover. Indemnities andinsurancefor andoffi directors > duringtheyearincluded: Major activitiesundertaken Risk management complianceandriskmanagement Corporate

participating in the annual Comcover Risk Management Benchmarking Program. intheannualComcover RiskManagementBenchmarking participating continuing to enhance Board reporting onpossibleriskstotheASC’scontinuing toenhanceBoardreporting objectives revenue forcontributionsrevenue timing differencesbetween in2011–12 andassociated recognitionofexpenses incurred strategicandoperationalriskassessmentsofkey ASCplansandoperations undertaking property, plantandequipmentsince2010 unfunded increasesindepreciation expenseasaresultofrevaluations toland, buildings, revising theASC’s RiskManagementPolicy andGuidelines . Itiscommittedtominimisingfraudthrougheffectivemanagement. nancial outcomes nancial liabilitycoverbycers’ tothe extent permitted the . Theentirepremiumispaidby theASC. cers Commonwealth Fraud Control cer oftheASC. strategic replacementoftheasset base. willbeongoinginto2012–13asthe ASCseekstosecurefundingforthe forward Thiswork years. the strategiccapitalmanagement planaccuratelyrefl ects the requirementsoftheASCinto major review in2010–11.During2011–12, performed signifi toensure wascant work undertaken The ASCcontinuestostrengthentheassetmanagementprocesses, usingasthebasis Asset management Note: Budget andforwardestimatesarebasedonthefi gures publishedinthe2012–13Portfolio Budget Statements. 1:Actualandbudgetedforward yearestimatesnetassetposition Figure forward estimates. 1showsthatnet assetsarestableinrelationto2011–12and changes innetassets.Figure liabilities.TheabilityoftheASCtosustainitsassetbaseisindicatedbylevels oflong-term sustain itsassetbase, term, topay debtsasthey andtomaintain prudent falldueintheshort Key ofthehealthASC’s indicators fi nancial positionaredemonstratedby itsabilityto position Financial expense, employee benefi The overall increaseinexpenses($17million)was drivenby theincreaseindepreciation > > 2012–13 budget forward estimate forward estimate forward estimate 2011–12 actual

exchange lossonyearendreceivablesbalance). non-cash accountingadjustmentsatyearend(thatis, revaluation decrementandforeign themeasurementofemployeeand adecreaseinthebondratethatunderpin provisions an increaseinemployee benefi 2015–16 2014–15 2013–14 0 0 0 400 300 200 100 0 ts andtheforgivenessofloans. ts expenseassociatedwithareview ofactuarial assumptions Millions Assets Liabilities Net assets 59 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 60 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 No directionswere issuedby theMinisterunder committee ortheCommonwealth Ombudsman. were issuedrelatingtotheoperationsofASCby theAuditor-General,No reports aparliamentary or may have, asignifi There were nojudicialdecisionsorofadministrativetribunalsduring2011–12thathad, scrutiny External ASC Enterprise ASC Enterprise Agreement 2011–2014 capabilityisincludedinthe forimprovingA commitmenttoarrangements workforce occupational groups. particular This willenablebetterplannedemployment andtrainingstrategiestobedeveloped around to besegmentedintomeaningfulgroupsforanalysisofattraction, retentionandskillgapissues. A key hasbeenthedevelopment of‘jobfamilies’thatallowtheworkforce elementofthiswork and moreeffectiveemployee development options. anddevelopmentanalysis. Itwillalsobepivotaltothedevelopment plan ofastrategiclearning planningandassociated skill development ofworkforce will provide forthefurther aplatform Work capabilityin2011–12, commencedonstrengtheningmanagerialand leadership which Capability employment andinitsworkplaces. inCommission strategies willcontinuetoincludepracticesforpromotingandadoptingdiversity elementoftheASCvalues,Workplace remainsanimportant andimplementation diversity businessprocesses, toembedthevaluesintonormal culture. strategy practiceandworkplace These were offi core valueswere approved by theExecutive—Respect, Integrity, Teamwork andExcellence. andstaff,In consultationwithmanagers theASCvalueswere reviewed andthefollowing ASC Values capability acrosstheorganisation. redevelopment oftheASC’s valuesandstrategiesforenhancingmanagerialleadership this,underpinning theASCAnnualOperationalPlan2011–12.Theseincludedareview and capabilityarealignedwiththeserequirementsofthestrategicplanand,culture andworkforce 2011–12, theASCprogressedarangeofinitiativesdesignedtoensurethatorganisation’s toeffectivelydeliveronitsstrategicobjectives. During capability tolead,andsupport partner The ASCStrategicPlan2011–12to2014–15identifi Organisation development Human resourcemanagement during2012–13by a cially launchedon6July2012 andwillbesupported cant impactontheoperationsofASC. . Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports Act 1989 es theneedforASCto have business . The Australian Sports Commissionworkforce The AustralianSports wasThis workshop conductedtwiceduringtheyearinvolving atotal of 30participants. misconduct. andworkplace effective andappropriatemanagementofunderperformance designedandimplementedin2011–12focusedonthe forlinemanagers A new workshop emotional intelligence. management, relationshipmanagement, communicationandwritingskills, and leadership and safetytraining, bullying andharassment, assetmanagement, changemanagement, risk education inareassuchasprojectmanagement, generalistandspecialistoccupationalhealth programs thatwere identifi inconferences,Employees alsoattendedorparticipated forums, andtraining workshops (Business),Masters andDoctorofPhilosophy. (Social ScienceinJusticeStudies), GraduateDiploma(AdultandVocational Education), Diploma (BusinessAdministration, Development), ProjectManagement, Sport BachelorDegree IV(Training Services),Cert III(Financial andAssessments),their studyintheareasof:Cert During 2011–12, accessedtheASCStudyAssistanceProgramtosupport ninestaffmembers anddevelopment Learning program withsports. ofthe andtobetteralignthework strengthen relationshipswithkey stakeholders andpartners in June2012aimedatmakingtheprogrammoreeffi cient andstrategic,to inparticular sites nationally. Accordingly, ofthemanagementprogramcommenced arestructure $4 millionfor2013requireseffi until theendof2013calendaryear. Afundingreductionfor theprogramofapproximately In the2012–13Federal Budgetthegovernmentconfi its budget. ofoutcomesundertheStrategicPlanandwithin forthedelivery and cost-effectivestructure in2010–11aimedatensuring theASChasanoperationally started organisational reforms Operations.Thiscompletedthe four tothree—theAIS, Development andCorporate Sports changewasIn 2011–12,structural implemented, further reducingthenumberofdivisionsfrom Change management being doneonASCvalues, capability, workforce anddevelopment. andlearning thepreparationofastrategichumanresourcemanagementplanbasedon work particular andstrategies, reforms in Human Resourcessectiontofocusonandhelpdrivenecessary blended modelofdelivery. Thishasimproved, andwillcontinuetoimprove, thecapacityof existing staffi During 2011–12, ofitshumanresourcefunctionby theASCimproved thestructure aligning Strategic HumanResourcesPlan > > > business activities, covering: rangeof rangeofoccupations inanequallydiverse comprisesa diverse The ASCworkforce elite athletewelfare, including careerandeducation coachingandadministrationwithin AISeliteanddevelopment programs sports sector provision andcoordination totheAustraliansport ofleadership ng resourcesaroundastrategicoroperationalfocusratherthantheprevious oftheirprofessionaldevelopment plans.Theseincluded ed aspart ciencies tobeachieved inordertomaintainthesamenumberof fundingfortheAASCprogram rmed 61 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 62 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > > > During 2011–12: Detailed ASCjobsandstaffi isprovided ng information atAppendix5. full-time equivalentpositions. funded.Theequivalentfi including 33.4whichareexternally At 30June2012, theASChadajobestablishment countof740.5full-timeequivalentpositions, and teamsforcompetition. At any giventime, theASCmay have anumberofemployees travelling overseas withAISathletes employees isbasedattheAIS EuropeanTraining CentreinGavirate, Italy. territory, includingmetropolitan, regional andremoteareas.Asmallteamofapproximatelyseven stateand isnationallyandgeographicallydispersed, inevery The workforce withpeopleworking > > > > > > > > > > > > 1 July2013. three instalments of4percentfrom15December 2011and2.5percentfrom1July 2012and dateof30June2014,a nominalexpiry andprovides an overall pay increaseof9percentin during 2011andwas approved by Fair Work Australiatotake effectfrom15December. Ithas agreement(the A new enterprise relations Employment andworkplace

of courses as outlined under ‘Learning anddevelopment’. asoutlinedunder‘Learning of courses a totalof$961101was expendedonstafftraininganddevelopment throughabroadrange public and private sectors) public andprivatesectors) by the2012 staff turnoverrateof13.4percentreported staffturnover ratewas 13.2percent,the voluntary whichis belowthenationalvoluntary medium-sized agencies,inthe asreported rateof11.2daysfavourably peremployee for withthemedian AustralianPublicService unplanned absencesaveraged 8.5days peremployee perannum—thisratecompares management of,for, andadministrativesupport governanceandmanagementoftheASC. publishing, marketingandsponsorship, securityandfacilitiesmanagement management, legalservices,fi nance, research, communications, mediaandpublicrelations, technology, functionsininformation andbusinesssupport corporate humanresource general public commercially operatedbusinessactivitiesinswimming, fi tness, forthe retailandtours management anddevelopment ofASC-controlledfacilities, groundsandevents aid programs to develop community sport inothercountries aid programstodevelop communitysport represented populations, incommunitysport programstoincreasetheinvolvement ofAustralians,participation includingunder- a nationalcommunity-basedprogramofafter-schoolactivitiesforchildren sports information andresearch information sports sports funding, development and advisory services forNSOs services funding, development andadvisory sports coaches, athletes and trainers in the sport sector regarding illicit drugs insport sectorregardingillicitdrugs coaches, inthesport athletesandtrainers coaches andoffi cials, andthedevelopment ofresourcestoenhancetheeducation anddevelopment ofsports toenhancetherecruitment andsupport national leadership sports science, sports medicine and sport-related technologiesandsystems science,medicineandsport-related sports athlete talentidentifi cation anddevelopment ASC Enterprise ASC Enterprise Agreement 2011–2014 State of the Service Report 2010–11 Report State oftheService gure at30June2011was 761.1 Staff TurnoverReport ) was negotiated (acrossboth patterns of work hours. ofwork patterns arrangements),(or otherremoteworking combinationsofthese, andother weekly orfortnightly work, home-basedwork undermanagementincludepart-time arrangements types ofwork of achildunderschoolage.Ofthese, sixinvolved theapplicationofextendedparentalleave. The staffwhohave responsibilityforthecare approved andimplementedduring2011–12tosupport and relatedASCpolicy, 44casesoffl were requested, arrangements formally exible work Consistent withprovisions ofthe arrangements Flexible work > progressed, including: bargainingprocess,Arising fromtheenterprise anumberofemployment-related initiativeswere matters,general employment andworkplace typicallymeetingbetween fourandsixtimesayear. on The ASCStaffConsultativeGroupoperatesasavehicleforcommunicationwiththeworkforce agreementsarenowcoveredprevious ASCenterprise by agreement. thegeneralenterprise The employmentandconditionsofseveral uniquecategoriesofemployment terms notcovered by consistent withgovernmentpolicyregardingemployees inSES-equivalentpositions. and DeputyGeneralManagerpositions, whicharecovered by commonlaw contractarrangements agreementcoversallASCemployeesoftheExecutive The new enterprise exceptmembers > >

Staying ConnectedProgram introduction ofnew employees to theASC’s planningandreview performance system. for continuedASCemployment. Akey istheearly elementofthenew arrangements expectations,performance whetherexpectationscanbemet, andanindividual’s suitability about implemented. Theaimoftheseistostrengthencommunicationwith new starters employment fornew employees andimprovedwere was arrangements undertaken periodof A review ofthepolicy andpracticearoundmanagementoftheprobationary Review ofprobation in2012–13. conducted early The inauguralroundofassessmentforadvancementtoaseniorsciencelevel willbe tosports. totherequiredseniorlevel fordeliveringqualityservices to buildtheirexpertise education staffplannedskilldevelopment andfurther entry-level the AIS.Thisschemeoffers have cometoexpectfrom thatsports support andpartnership the highstandardofservice This new initiativeisaimedatattractingandretainingskilledprofessionalsneeded todeliver scienceprofessionals Broadband advancementschemeforAISsports inthetransitionbacktowork. their managers peopleand the ASCwithretentionofskilledemployees andtosupport inthelongerterm employees, coordinatedthroughtheASCChildcareCentre.Thisinitiativealsoaims to assist forASC can assistthemintheirroleasaparent.Associatedwiththisisparentingnetwork theorganisation,developments concerning aswell andresourcesthat aslinkstoinformation to thisisadedicatedwebsite and providingaboutmatters accesstogeneralinformation areaswhileabsentforlongperiods.Central with theorganisationandtheirrespectivework This new initiativewas developed toassistemployees onparentalleave tomaintaincontact Fair Work Act 2009 Fair Work Act (foremployees onparentalleave) , the ASC Enterprise ASC Enterprise Agreement 2011–2014

63 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 64 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 incident to3.4days. periodincreasedfrom1.6daysThe average days per numberofworking lostduringthereporting which involved non-compensablecases. rehabilitationof11employees,developed in2011–12toassisttheworkplace themajorityof the ASC’s plans, compensation premiums.Return-to-work assistedby casemanagers, were reducing caseswas forfurther maintained asoneelementoftheoverallreturn-to-work strategy compensationand A centralisedapproachforthecoordinationandmanagementofworkers’ > > better information andexperiencesharingamonggovernment agencies. better information employees whoseemployment placesthemindirectcontactwithminors, asitalsoenables andbeneﬁThis willbeimportant cial totheASCinmanagingitsresponsibilitieswithregard administrative action. forward formaximisingtheprotectionofchildinvolves acommitmenttobothlegislativeand withchildrenchecks.Theproposedwayto progressanationallyconsistentapproachworking Conference Ministers This followsagreementin2010by theCommunityandDisabilityServices Commonwealth actionsinrelationtotheareaofchildprotection. approachestoincreaseandimprove Australian Government agencies, further and tosupport across Checks ReferenceGrouptoassistwiththedevelopment ofanationalperspective In 2011–12, anadditionalASCrepresentativejoinedtheCommonwealth Working withChildren Working withchildren > replacing the The federal Occupational healthandsafety > Key duringtheyearincluded: occupationalhealthandsafetyinitiativesundertaken policy, practiceandanassociatedtrainingre-trainingregime. have of forensuringtheorganisationanditsworkplaces aneffectiveframework forum primary The ASCWorkSafe Committee, which includesExecutive-level representation, remainstheASC’s messagesandtraining. through corporate theASC’sconcerning requirementsundertheWHSAct, were communicatedtotheworkforce the responsibilitiesof‘ofﬁ The ASCBoard, Executiveandseniormanagement were briefedaboutthelegislativechangesand andtheWorkSafeManagement Arrangements OperationalFramework. and allrelateddocumentationwas conducted,areview oftheHealthandSafety inparticular In ordertoensureconsistencywiththeWHSAct, areview ofASCpolicies, practices, procedures

emergency responseteam, andharassmentcontactoffi cers. training forfi aidoffirst cers, buildingwardens, healthandsafetyrepresentatives, theASC’s Management ofWorkplace assessments PsychosocialRiskandbasic workstation training onManagerWHSResponsibilities, WHSContractManagement, WHSSnapshot, new employees andtrainingforlinemanagers oftheinductionprogramfor the inclusionofoccupationalhealthandsafetytrainingaspart updating of health and safety information ontheASCintranet updating ofhealthandsafetyinformation Work HealthandSafety Act 2011 Occupational HealthandSafety Act 1991 undertheWHSAct.Generalinformation,cers’ andspecifi c information (WHS Act) commenced on 1 January 2012, (WHSAct)commencedon1January . of theAISBasketball program. The ASCwelcomed Nike asasponsorofthe AIS Men’s Football programandAdidas assponsor and nationally. withsports, mediaevents forNSOslocallyattheAIS as directlydelivering, inpartnership communications —promotingathletes’ resultsandnews throughvariousmedia, aswell throughdigital NSOstoattractmediacoverage oftheirsports The ASCcontinuedtosupport including onlinevideoandnews inrelationtothe‘100days togo’milestone. Specifigymnastics. c promotionswere developed withtheAustralianParalympic Committee, ofboxing, women’sannouncements heldonsiteattheAISforsports water poloand The ASCMediateamalsoworkedcloselywiththeAustralianOlympic Committeeforteam replicated by theAustralianOlympicCommitteeforLondonGames. the potentialimpactofaltitudehouseatAIS, facilitywhich was andtheAISrecovery Australia topromotetheuniquewindtunneltestingofAustralian men’s team, trackpursuit coaches, scienceandtechnology, withafocusonsports withCycling highlightsincludedworking and athleteprogresstowards London.Specifi provided toathletesand cally targetingthesupport With afocusonmajormetropolitanmedia, therewas signifi cant coverage ofAIS/ASCinitiatives some ofthe‘bestbest’fromAISover thepast30years. withLondon-boundathletesandstaff,and anew AISareatoshowcasevideointerviews and provide anOlympicandParalympic fl avour, oftheGames includingacountdownclocktothestart Building uptotheLondonOlympicandParalympic Games, theASCwebsite was revamped to each month. online newsletter, communitythroughits The ASCcontinuedtoengagewithkey stakeholders inthesporting journalism, broadcastingandphotography.dedicated torecognisingsports The ASCMediaAwards areAustralia’s mediacelebrationandtheonlyawards premiersports gala event, whichsaw RoyreceivetheLifetimeAchievement Award. respectedjournalist Masters Representativesofmajormetropolitanandregionalmediaattendedthe outlets andjournalists. The 2011ASCMediaAwards drew arecord420high-qualityentriesfromAustralianmedia Highlights andmilestonesfor2011–12areoutlinedbelow. conferences, graphicdesign, publishing, website contentandadviceonsocialmedia. management,strategy communicationstrategiesforbusinessprograms, promotionofevents and andactivity. includemedialiaisonandissuesmanagement,services Theseservices brand andenhancedby arangeofcommunication ofASCstrategicprioritiesissupported Delivery communications Corporate management Communications andinformation > > The ASCcontinuedtofulfi obligationstoComcare,l itsreporting with: requirements Formal legislativereporting

no noticesofsafetybreachesreceivedfromComcare. no requestsreceivedfromhealthandsafetyrepresentatives Australian Sport Online Australian Sport , whichisdistributedtoalmost30000subscribers 65 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 66 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > > > > > > > > in2011–12included: managementstrategy theinformation Key initiativessupporting management capability, assets. andtheorganisationaccessibilityofitsinformation toimprove itsinformation managementstrategy The ASCcontinuedtoimplementaninformation management Information As requiredby section8(2)ofthe Commissionerforreview.from 2010–11remainswiththeInformation one was deniedandonewas withdrawn. Processingtimeswere metforallrequests.Onerequest requestsin2011–12.FourThe ASCreceivedsixfreedomofinformation requestswere granted, Freedom ofinformation Asia Paciﬁ c PrivacyAuthorities. inPrivacyAwarenessThe ASCwas Week anorganisationalpartner 2012, aninitiativeofthe Statement onitswebsite (ausport.gov.au/legals/privacy_statement). The ASChasproducedandpublishedanew StatementonPrivacyandarevised Website Privacy Privacy Information Survey ofAustralianGovernmentAgenciesinMay 2012. Survey Information The ASCprovided Publication SchemeandPublicSector aresponsetotheInformation publish onitswebsite requiredby PublicationScheme. theinformation theInformation

the Australian sport sector.the Australiansport toprovide acommonbusinesslanguageacross thesaurus implementing theASCsport engagement with the community as part oftheASC’sengagement withthecommunityaspart Gov 2.0strategy topromoteanactive developing ASCOnlineCollaborationandEngagementStrategy Australian Information Commission’sAustralian Information PrinciplesonOpenPublicSectorInformation implementing aCreativeCommonslicenceforASConlinepublicationsinlinewiththe improve customeraccessandknowledgeofIMTSservices Catalogue to ManagementandTechnologycreating Information (IMTS)Service Services standards inrecordkeeping withintheASC implementing therevised ASCRecordKeeping Policy topromotegreateralignmentwith and services accessingASCsystems implementing anidentitymanagementsystemforstaffandpartners performance capability reporting, anddataanalysis capabilityreporting, performance business capabilityforbusinessintelligencereporting, datamart implementing asport (olympicchallenge.gov.au) to promote greater sporting participation by Australianchildren (olympicchallenge.gov.au) participation topromotegreatersporting ofthe PrimeMinister’sdevelopment anddelivery OlympicandParalympic Challenges Freedom of Information Act 1982 , theASChascontinuedto > > Results andoutcomesfromotherprogramscontributingtotherevenue generationincluded: resulted ina92percentsatisfactionlevel fromguests. accommodation forvisitingschoolgroups.Astrengtheningofthequality assuranceprogramshas is aresultofincreasingtotalcapacityandoptimisingoccupancies, withthestrongestgrowthin from residenceshasgrownby 6percentduetogrowthinhigher-yieldingmarket segments.This have100 000.Whilebednightnumbers remainedlargelythesameasinprevious years, revenue The numberofbednightsutilisedintheresidencesduringyearagainreachedmorethan representing anincreaseof22percentfromtheprevious year. Nine hundredofthesebookingswere formajorcamps, events andotherbookingsonsite, conferences, swimmingandathleticmeets, camps,events. sports functionsandentertainment There were morethan4000bookingsforevents heldonsite, includingmeetingsand ASC commercialbusinessunits. During 2011–12, therewas aslightincreaseinrevenue growthof1.5percentacrossthe AIS, AISChildcareCentre, AISShop, AISTours, operations onacommercialbasisforuseby thegeneralpublic, atthe includingSwimandFitness facilities andresidentialaccommodation, and coordinatingcampsandevents. TheASCmanages The ASCgeneratessigniﬁ > > > These projectsincluded: on maintainingandimproving thehigh-qualitytrainingenvironment available attheAIS. During 2011–12, anumberofkey facilitydevelopment projectsfocused theASCundertook trainingfacilitiesstrategicallylocatedthroughoutAustralia. sports campus.Inaddition, totheAISCanberra groupsandcommercialvisitors ithas other sporting programs,The ASCoperatesfacilities, andotheractivitiesforAISsports residentialservices Site management

holiday programs in particular experiencinggoodgrowth. holiday programsinparticular by theopeningofmany new healthclubs, hasbeenabletoretain healthy fi gures, with the Centre, attendingfromlocalschools.The Fitness thoughchallenged than 2900participants programexperiencedagrowth of10percent,6 percent.Theschoollearn-to-swim withmore Society ACT. healthy and sustainablegrowthof TheSwim Schoolagainexperiencedavery Centre. Thecentrewas awarded a5-starapproved facilitycertifi cate by theRoyal LifeSaving The AISAquaticCentreoperating two award-winning programs —SwimSchoolandFitness ‘SpecialisedTourismAward winnerinthecategory forthethirdconsecutiveyear. Services’ remain steady. During2011–12, AISTours was andRegionTourism announcedastheCanberra during theyear. Anupward to adjustmentinpricesforvisitinggroupshasenabledrevenue return group visitationcategories.Despitethis, morethan120000peopleexperiencedtheAIStour driven by economicpressures, inboththe publicand resultinginadecreasevisitornumbers AIS Tours operatinginanenvironment ofcontinueddownward pressureondomestictourism roof accessandrestraintsystemstomeetthelatestcodesASCrequirements. campus)—installationandupgradeof roof accessandrestraintsystems(AISCanberra fi t-out forAISSailing sailing (MiddleHarbourYacht Club, Sydney) —completionofnew offi andboatstorageareas to thegym refurbishment ofthefacility, additionaloffi incorporating ces, centre, arecovery andextension canoeing (Pizzey Park, GoldCoast)—completionofthe$1.8millionextensionand cant off-budget revenue by promotinguseofthesite, includinghiringout Sportex exhibitionandvarioususesoftheAISArena. ces andtheboatshed 67 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY 68 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 > Case study:

centre through online professional support forums. forums. centre throughonlineprofessionalsupport by delegationsandimprovedincluding on-sitetours visitinginternational promotionofthe centre continuedtoberecognisedforexcellentpracticethroughanumberofinitiatives childcare placesfor85families, mostlyASCemployees andAISathletes.In2011–12, the The AISChildcareCentreeffectivelyoperatingatfullcapacitythroughouttheyear, providing 5 (outof5)starratedapproved aquaticfacility. As aresultoftheAFSA, theAISAquaticCentreisrecognisedasa areas suchasthedivingboard. facility design, supervision,programming, andspecifi c aquatic recordkeeping, fi aid,rst plantroomoperationsandchemicals, assessed were thegeneraloperations, emergencyprocedures, 2011. InlinewiththeGuidelinesforSafePool Operation, theareas An AFSAwas conductedoftheAISAquaticCentreinNovember Australian Standardsandrelevant ACT legislation. The AFSAisbasedontheGuidelinesforSafePool Operation, comprehensive assessmentoftheoperationanaquaticfacility. Safety Assessment(AFSA), whichprovides anindependentand The Royal LifeSaving SocietyhasintroducedtheAquaticFacility Aquaticfacilitysafetyassessment A heritage strategy forASCfacilitiesisindevelopment. A heritagestrategy > > > > > specifi c environmental initiatives, including: During 2011–12, andwater theASCcontinuedtomonitoritsenergy usage, andimplemented legislative requirements. Policy istocomplywithAustralianGovernmentenvironmental policies, initiativesand and proceduresformonitoringreview. AfundamentalgoaloftheASC’s Environmental Environmental ManagementSystems(ISO1401:2004).Itcomprisespolicyobjectives, targets The ASCEnvironmental Standardfor ManagementSystemisbasedontheInternational Environment andheritage

to achieve ACTSmart accreditation for the entire AIS Canberra campus. accreditationfortheentireAISCanberra to achieve ACTSmart Centre, Visitor andcontinuingpreparations recycling programfortheAISArenaandSports achieving accreditationforrecyclinginitiativesundertheACT Government’s ACTSmart recycling organicwaste fromtheAISdininghall, kitchenfacilitiesandcafe catering contract recyclinginitiativesintothenew cleaningcontractandtheproposednewincorporating changing lightingsystemsandimproving lightingcontrolstosave energy managementsystemforthetrainingﬁ irrigation a modern addressing water dual-ﬂ usageby withmodern replacingoldcisterns ush unitsandinstalling elds 69 MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Scholarships for Women, Multicultural Youth Partnership Program, Sports grants international andsomespecialinitiatives. * ‘Other’ includesfundingfortheBusinessDevelopment grants, Women Mediagrants, inSport LeadershipGrantsand Sport oa ,3,0 0,0 0,0 1,438,000 103,000 200,000 136,015,425 545,000 1,135,000 12,240,705 100,000 19,553,600 0 84,324,900 0 070,000 288,000 19,896,220 0 3,000 445,000 0100,000 200,000 070,000 210,000 0 0 Overall total 85,000 0 Total 0 060,000 Transplant 0100,000 065,000 0 0 Special Olympics Australia 0 Australia of Australia Riding fortheDisabled Association 060,000 210,000 Disabled 065,000 Deaf Sports Australia 0 Wintersport Blind AUSRAPID Australia Sports Australian Athletes withaDisability organisationsforpeoplewithdisability National sporting Australia Sport allocation Sport grant Sport allocation AIS 0,0 0100,000 0 0 100,000 atcpto te*Total Other* participation Sport Sport for theLondon2012Paralympic Games. and were crownedthe2011AsiaOceania champions.Thisevent alsodoubledasaqualifi Australian men’s andwomen’s (theRollers) wheelchair basketball (theGliders) teamswongold At the2011AsiaOceaniaWheelchair Basketball ChampionshipsinGoyang, SouthKorea, the qualifi ed, eachdefeatingNew Zealand3–0. Both theAustralianwomen’s team(theOpals)andtheAustralianmen’s team(theBoomers) offi cial qualifi cation processfortheAustralianmen’s teamfortheLondon2012OlympicGames. held againstNew ZealandinAustralia.TheFIBAOceaniaChampionshipsalsodoubledasthe BasketballThe International Federation (FIBA)OceaniaChampionshipswas abestofthreeseries Basketball in Panama. The Australianmen’s teamfi Baseball singles events. inthewomen’s2012 OlympicGamesandwillparticipate doubles, men’s doublesandwomen’s rankings,Based ontheirpositionintheworld Australiaalsoqualifi Women’s Team World Championships. The Australianwomen’s teamqualifi ed forandfi nished ninthattheUberCup, whichactsasthe Badminton record. (T34 800mand1500m).EvanO’Hanlon(T38)alsoequalledthe200mworld Kath Proudfoot(F36shot-putanddiscus), Little(T33100m), Rosemary andRheedMcCracken Evan O’Hanlon(T38100m), (T42100m), Kelly Cartwright Todd Hodgets(F20shot-put), Australia’s Paralympic athletesbroke recordsatcompetitionsduringtheyear: several world FrayneHenry wonsilverinthelongjump. At the2012IAAFWorld IndoorChampionships, SallyPearson wongoldinthe60mhurdles while the world, whileJaredTallent wonbronzeinthe50kmwalk. won silverinthelongjumpafterenteringcompetitionasnumberoneranked athletein the 100mhurdlesandwas alsocrownedthe2011IAAFFemale AthleteoftheYear. MitchellWatt Daegu, Korea, Australiawononegold, onesilverandbronzemedal.SallyPearson wongoldin AssociationofAthleticsFederationsAt the2011International (IAAF)World Championshipsin Athletics team attheLondonOlympictestevent andafi fth placefi nish attheShanghaiWorld Cup. ofnoteincludedaseventh placefi performances Other international nish forthemen’s recurve and onefemalequotapositionattheLondon2012OlympicGames. at the2012OceaniaContinentalQualifyingTournament, andintheprocesssecuredonemale producedacleansweepAustralian archers ofthemedalsinbothmen’s andwomen’s events Archery highlights performance Appendix 3:Australiansports nished fi BaseballFederationfth attheInternational World Cup ed fi ve athletesfortheLondon cation 127

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 the Tour Down Under. thenwent Gerrans onto wintheMilan–SanRemoone-day classic. winning thefi perfect openingto theseasonwithSimonGerrans Also ontheroad, Australia’s fi registeredProTourrst Team, Orica–GreenEDGE, hadthe bronzeinthemen’sHepburn U23timetrial. fi nished secondtoclaimsilverinthemen’s roadrace.Luke DurbridgewongoldandMichael CyclingUnion(UCI)RoadWorldAt the2011International Championships, MattGoss become thefi AustraliantowintheTourrst deFrance. The overall andoutstandinghighlightforcyclingin2011was ofCadelEvansto theperformance Cycling/BMX In recentT20series, theAustraliamen’s teamdrew againstSouthAfrica, IndiaandWest Indies. West Indies2–2anddrew withIndia1–1. In theODIseries, theAustralianmen’s teamwonagainstSouthAfrica2–1, drew against South Africa1–1. the Frank Worrell Trophy. 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(46kg) wongoldmedals.Atthe2011Women’s Junior/Youth World Championships, Australian At the2011Men’s JuniorWorld Championships, Australia’s JaiOpetaia(80kg)andClay Waterman Games. Thiswillbethefi willberepresentedattheOlympicGames. timethatfemaleboxers rst Australia alsoqualifi ed one woman, NaomiFischer-Rasmussen, fortheLondon2012Olympic Olympic Gamesafteracleansweep oftheOceaniaChampionships. The Australianmen’s boxingteamqualifi fortheLondon2012 ed afullcomplementoftenboxers Boxing events. fours two gold, fi ve silverandonebronze.Australiawongoldinthewomen’s triplesandthemen’s Australia wonboththeoverall men’s andwomen’s medaltallies, withacombinedtotalof Australia competedattheAsiaPacifi c ChampionshipsinAdelaideDecember2011. Bowls 2011 World twotop-tenfi Championships, andafurther includingtwotop-eightperformances competitionatthe Australian athletesachieved someexcellentresultsagainststronginternational Bocce majortour oftheyear,rst nishes. the laststagewith twodraws — away toOman(0–0)andathome toJapan(1–1). stage ofthe2014 FIFA World Cup.TheSocceroos, thehighestranked team inAsia, commenced The men’s footballteam (theSocceroos)progressedtothelastroundofAsianqualifi only lostthethirdfi match 1–0toBrazil. rst-round atthetournament,performance wherethey wontwooftheirthreefi quarterfi nals where they losttoSweden. TheMatildasreceivedmany accoladesfortheir FootballInternational Association(FIFA) Women’s World CupinGermany by qualifyingforthe The Australianwomen’s footballteam(theMatildas)completedahighlycommendable2011 Football results obtainedinthemen’s sabreandthemen’s epeeteam. Australia sentasizeableteamtothe2011World Fencing Championships, withcommendable Fencing dressage alongwithqualifyingaPara-equestrian teamfortheParalympics. For theLondon2012OlympicGames, equestrianqualifi ed teamsineventing, jumpingand consecutive time. the fourth the fi EquestrianFederation towintheInternational (FEI)World person Cupdrivingfirst nal for 2012, books by becoming driverBoydIn February Australiancarriage Exellenteredthehistory Champions Tour. In 2011AustralianjumpingriderEdwina Tops-Alexander wontheprestigiousGlobal Equestrian individual malepositioninboththe3mspringboardand10mplatform. For theLondon2012OlympicGames, divingqualifi ed allavailable femalepositionsandone synchronised event. synchronised event, StrattonandAnnabelleSmithwonbronzeinthe3mwomen’s whileSharleen claimed asilverandbronzemedal.MelissaWu andAlexCroakwonsilverinthe10mwomen’s SwimmingFederationAt the2011International (FINA)World ChampionshipsinChina, Australia Diving medallists includedCarolCooke andMichaelGallagher. Paracycling RoadWorld Championships.NicholasandPowell againwongoldmedals, andother On theroad, theAustralianteamsecuredthree goldandfoursilvermedalsatthe2011 LindoresandpilotScottMcPhee,Bryce AlexandraGreenandSuePowell. intheBtandemcategory.Felicity Othermedallistsincluded JohnsonandpilotStephanieMorton category, twogoldmedalstoSimoneKennedy intheC3category, andtwogoldmedalsto David NicholasintheC3category, goldandbronzemedalstoMichaelGallagherintheC5 Championships, eightofthosebeinggold.Thehighlightsincludedagoldandsilvermedalto The Australianteamwonatotalof13medalsatthe2012Paracycling Track World mountain bike discipline. At the2011MountainBike World Championships, Troy Brosnanclaimedsilverinthedownhill moto, champion. andCarolineBuchananbecamethetimetrialworld At the2012UCIBMXWorld Championships, SamWilloughbychampioninthe becametheworld table with15medals—sixgold, six silverandthreebronze. 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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Open, atthe2010 World backinguphergoldmedal performance KarateChampionships. Kristina Mahwon thegoldmedalinKumite Female Under61kgdivisionatthe 2011German Karate qualifi ed onefemaleandfi ve maleathletestocompeteattheLondon2012Olympic Games. JudoFederation rankings,Based ontheirpositionsintheInternational world Australiaalso (63kg), Renzi(57kg)andChloeRayner Carli (48kg). Kelly (100kg), Anthony Mark (90kg), IvoDosSantos(66kg), Dickens Arnie (60kg), Kylie Koenig from 13events and atotalof21medalsoverall. ThegoldmedallistsforAustraliaincludedDaniel Australia againdominatedthe2012OceaniaJudoChampionships, winningseven goldmedals Judo Spain 1–0inthefi straightChampionsTrophy, TheKookaburras celebrated theirfourth team intheworld. defeating The Australianmen’s hockey ranked team(theKookaburras) arecurrently thenumberonehockey Hockey hoop andthirdintheall-aroundribbon. At the2012Pacifi c RimChampionships, rhythmic JanineMurray fi gymnast nished secondon synchro event. Inthewomen’s trampoline, AlexandraFreeman wonbronze. the men’s teamwinninggold, andShaunSwadling winninggoldinthemen’s andBlake Gaudry wellThe Australiantrampolineteamperformed atthe2012Pacifi c RimChampionships, with At the2011World Championshipsfortrampoline, fi Blake Gaudry nished fi fth inthemen’s event. At the2012Slovenian World Cup, PrashanthSellathuraiwonthepommel. Joshua Jefferiswonthirdplaceintheringsat2012Pacifi c RimChampionships. Emily Littlewas fi onvaultandAshleighBrennanfirst nished thirdintheall-around. (women’s),At the2012GymnixInternational Lauren Mitchellwas fi Ashleigh Brennanwonthesilvermedalat2012DohaChallengerCup. sixth onpommelsandLaurenMitchellfl position fortheLondon2012OlympicGames.Inindividualevents, PrashanthSellathuraiplaced At the2011World Championships, theAustralian’s women’s teamqualifi artistic ed insixth Gymnastics fi wasnish inthistournament atieforthirdin2007and2008. 2011 Toyota World JuniorChampionshipatChuckyo GolfClubinJapan.Australia’s previous best Badhwar,The AustralianteamofViraat Ricky Kato, OliverGossandAnthony Murdacawonthe in2011. wonboththeAustralianOpenandPGAtournaments Greg Chalmers At the2011USOpen, AustraliangolferJasonDay fi Golf in ColumbiaJuly2011, butfailed toprogressbeyond thepoolstage. The AustralianU20men’s team(theYoung Socceroos)alsoqualifi ed fortheU20FIFA World Cup the secondroundbeforebeingbeatenby Uzbekistan. The Australianmen’s U17nationalteamqualifi ed forthe2011U17World Cupandprogressedto nal. oor. forthe second straightyear.nished runner-up onbeamandflrst oor, goalball teamqualifi ed forthe2012Paralympic Games. In Paralympic programsmanagedby theAustralianParalympic Committee, theAustralianwomen’s Paralympic programs Orienteering ChampionshipsinFrance. Championships, whilefi Three Australianathletesbroke intothetop20atWorld MountainBike Orienteering Orienteering ranking afterbeatingtheSilverFerns in thethirdandfi nal test of theHoldenNetballTest Series. time towinthe2011World numberone Championships. TheDiamondsreclaimedtheworld The Australiannetballteam(theDiamonds)beatNew Zealand(theSilverFerns) 58–57inextra Netball successive year. AMSF Patron Webber Mark fi Rally France. On someoftheworld’s Taylor mostchallengingrallycourses fi nished fi fth overall atRallyGBand eleventh placeoverall inthehighlycompetitivesixroundseries. Molly Taylor hadherfi seasonintheWorldrst RallyChampionshipAcademy Cupandfi nished in podium fi nishes duringtheseason. Cooper TiresBritishFormula 3Championship, fi nishing tenthoverall withoneracewinandtwo Foundation (AMSF)emergingtalentScottPyecompetedinthe2011 Australian MotorSport Motor sport Jess Gardiner, JemmaWilsonandAllisonParker camethirdin theirclass. Toby PriceandMatthew Phillipswonthemen’s enduroclass, andthewomen’s teamof SixDay deliveredunprecedentedresultsattheInternational Enduro. Australian enduroriders Speedway World Cup. team ofWard, JasonCrump, ChrisHolder, Davey Watt andTroy Batchelorcamesecondinthe Darcy Ward tooksecondplaceintheUnder21Speedway World Championship. TheAustralian Championship inMurray Bridge. Australian speedway collectedthefi riders threeplacesin the Worldrst Speedway Sidecar Moto3 World Championship. SissiscamesecondintheRedBullRookiesCupandsecuredapositionthisyear’sArthur at PhillipIsland. In 2011, Casey StonerwonhissecondMotoGPWorld Championshipinfrontofahomecrowd Motorcycling Hannover, Germany. Australia wonasilvermedalatthe2011Under19Women’s LacrosseWorld Championshipsin Lacrosse Open. bronze medalsatthe2011German Maki Kamada(KataFemale division)andThomasOlsen(Kumite MaleUnder67kgdivision)won oftheAustralian teammadethefive members nals ofthe World Foot nished thirdintheFIAFormula 1World Championship forthesecond 131

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 49er world championships. 49er world title (outofthelastfi ve) andJensen’s third, withtheskipperbecomingfi sailortowinfour rst won the201249erWorld ChampionshipinZadar, Croatia. Thewinwas Outteridge’s world fourth 2012 LaserWorld ChampionshipinBoltenhagen, Germany. NathanOutteridgeandIain Jensen Malcolm Page wonthe2012470World ChampionshipinBarcelona, Spain.Tom Slingsby wonthe championshipsin2012.Mathew Belcherand Australia alsowonseveral individualclassworld claimed silverinthelaserclass. and thewomen’s matchracingcrew ofOliviaPrice, andLucindaWhitty. NinaCurtis Tom Burton 470 class, NathanOutteridgeandIainJensoninthe49erclass, Tom Slingsby inthelaserclass, London OlympicGames.Thegoldmedalswent toMathew BelcherandMalcolmPage inthe wonfourgold andonesilvermedalinthelastevent atWeymouthAustralian sailors priorto the Tom Slingsby inthelaserclass. Malcolm Page inthe470 class, NathanOutteridgeandIain Jensoninthe49erclass, and Australia was nationwiththreegoldmedalsto thetopperforming Sailing FederationAt the2011International (ISAF)SailingWorld ChampionshipsinPerth, Olympic Games. The Australiansailingteamhadanoutstandingyearinthelead-uptoLondon2012 Sailing Kong Sevens toclaimsecond. Australia fi inLondon,nished fourth thirdinDubaiandlosttoEnglandthefi nal oftheHong Australia competedinallthreeIRBWomen’s Rugby held. Sevens ChallengeCuptournaments Rugby Board(IRB)Rugby Sevens World Series. The men’s sevens rugby teamdefeatedSamoa28–26towintheJapanlegofInternational Rugby union Australia wonthe2011Four NationsFinal, heldinLeeds, defeatingEngland30–8. Rugby league RossandJohnMaclean), andshouldermen’s(Kathryn andthearms singlescull(ErikHorrie). Paralympic events, mixeddoublescull andarms Australiawonsilvermedalsinthetrunk scull(DanielNoonan,quadruple Forsterling, JamesMcRae andChrisMorgan).Inthe Karsten men’s four(Todd Skipworth,BenCureton, SamBeltzandAnthony Edwards) andthemen’s The 2011World inthelightweight Championshiphighlightsincludedgoldmedalperformances winning arecordtenmedals. Australian rowers enjoyed anothersuccessfulyearatthe2011World RowingChampionships, Rowing giant slalom. Female skierMelissaPerrine fi nished the2011–12winterseasonranked thirdoverall inthe the 2011–12winterseason, giving him arankingofthirdintheworld. In wintersport,Paralympic alpineskierMitchellGourleywontwogoldandthreebronzemedalsin fi ve testseriesagainstJapan. In wheelchairrugby, theAustralianmen’s teamwontheAsiaOceaniaZoneChampionshipsand Mathew Belcher and Kasey Brownwas atthe2011USOpen. the runner-up Paderborn, Germany. wonthebronzemedalat2011 Men’sRyan Cuskelly (reserve) World Teams Championships in The AustraliateamofDavid Palmer, CameronPilley, Aaron Frankcomb, Boswell and Stewart Squash South Africa. Australia fi nished fi fth atthe2011Women’s World JuniorChampionshipsheldinCapeTown, Softball Peel alsowongoldinaerial skiingattheWorld Cupevent inKreischberg, Austria. Nathan Johnstonewonthegoldinsnowboardhalf-pipeatStoneham World CupandLaura fi nishing thirdatDeerValley. Britney Coxbecamethefi Australianwomantohaverst apodiumfi nish inmogulsataWorld Cup, Ski andsnowboard Skating ChampionshipsinKorea. Angeline Thomasfi intheladies1000mevent atthe2011FIRSWorld Speed nished fourth At the2011RollerDerby World CupinCanada, Australiafi overall. nished fourth the women’s inlinefreeskatingevent. SkatingWorld ChampionshipsinBrazil,At the2011FIRSArtistic KristenSladefi in nished fourth the world, equallingthehighestplacing ever achieved by anAustralianseniorteam. in Italy, theAustralianseniormen’s teamwontheWorld Cupsilvermedal, rankingthemtenthin (FIRS)World InlineHockey FederationAt the2011International ofRollerSports Championships second attheMaloofMoney CupSouthAfrica2011. In skateboard, ShaneO’Neillfi nished fi fth overall inthe2011StreetLeagueandTommy Fynn Skate (rollersports) to competeattheLondon2012Paralympic Games. Australia qualifi ed 17athletes tocompeteattheLondon2012OlympicGamesandsixathletes championships. senior world Catherine Skinnerfi nished fi fth inthetrapevent atthe2011ISSFWorld Championships, herfi rst Federation (ISSF)World Cupfi nal. ShootingSport Michael Diamondwonthegoldmedalintrapevent atthe2011International Shooting Queen’s Honours. Birthday withanOrderofAustraliaMedal being recognisedforhiscontributiontothesport highlightoftheyearwas theAustraliansailingteam’sA further HeadCoach, Kovalenko, Victor Medemblik, Holland. Harrison, inthesonarclassatISAFSailingWorld andJonathanHarris Cupin StephenChurm Disabled Sailing(IFDS)World ChampionshipinWeymouth, England, aswell asabronzeforColin andLieslTeschFitzgibbon Associationfor intheskud18classat2011International Australian Paralympic alsodemonstratedsoundresultswithabronzemedalforDaniel sailors in the2012 133

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 in 2011.Tapper 2011ranked andfi 19intheworld started Melissa Tapper (AWD —Class10)wonsinglesgoldattheHungarian, ItalianandBritishOpens Venezuela andNigeriatobethefi teamfromOceaniatowinthe IntercontinentalCuptitle. rst Fang Lay, MiaoMiao, Claire Campbell-InnesandMichelleBeaumontdefeatedteamsfromCanada, The Australianwomen’s teamwontheIntercontinentalCupinGermany in2011.TheteamofJian teamchampionships. andwillnow bepromotedtothetopdivisionatnextworld Dortmund Beaumont) wontheseconddivisiontitleat2012World Table Tennis Team Championshipsin The Australianwomen’s tabletennisteam(JianLangFay, MiaoMiao, Tan Vivien andMichelle Table tennis (four gold). by EllieCole(sixgold), Kayla Clarke(fi ve gold), Blake Cochrane(fi ve gold)andMattCowdrey At the2011Para Pan Pacifi c ChampionshipsinEdmonton, Canada, theAustralianswere led relay teamofBelindaHocking, AliciaCoutts, LeiselJonesandMerindaDingjan. Bronze medalswere wonby StephanieRice, Geoff Huegillandthewomen’s 4x100mmedley teams event alsowonsilvermedals. Stoeckel, BrentonRickard, GeoffHuegillandJamesMagnussen, andthe5kmopenwater swim Bainbridge andBlairEvans, themen’s 4x100mmedley relay teamconsistingofHayden The women’s 4x200mfreestylerelay teamconsistingofKylie Palmer, BronteBarratt, Angie and MattTargett. Individual silvermedalswere wonby AliciaCoutts, LeiselJones, Kylie Palmer, BelindaHocking Eamon Sullivan. victorious men’s 4x100mfreestylerelay teamwithteam-matesMattTargett, MattAboodand James Magnussenwas thestand-outperformer, winningthe100mfreestyleandleadingoff non-Olympic events. silver andtwobronzemedalsinOlympicevents, twosilverandonebronzein withafurther At the2011FINAWorld ChampionshipsinShanghai, China, Australiawon twogold, seven Swimming Tyler Wrightwere second, thirdandfourth,respectively. (second, thirdandfourth, respectively). Inthewomen’s, SallyFitzgibbons, StephanieGilmoreand In themen’s competitionJoelParkinson, Owen WrightandTaj allfi Burrow nished inthetopfour Professionals World Tour inboththemen’s andaconsistentperformer andwomen’s tourevents. Australia againdemonstrateditisoneofthetopnationsonAssociationSurfi Surfi Cup inWarendorf, fi Germany. leaders nishing secondoverall totheworld PoolThe Australianpoolrescueteamhadasuccessfulcampaignatthe2011German Rescue Surf lifesaving Open andthe2011ImetOpen. wonthe2011IllesBalears Goodlife Classicandthe2011RhodeIslandOpen.Steve Finitsis tourevents,In world Ryan Cuskelly wonthe2011JerichoOpen, ZacAlexanderwonthe2011 ng nished theyearasnumberone. ng result ever, winning16medals— fi ve gold, threesilverandeightbronze. Goldmedalswere won At the2011World Summer GamesheldinShenzen, Universiade China, Australiasecuredits best sport University second inthewomen’s. Craig Alexanderfi nished fi andPeterrst Jacobssecondinthemen’s, andMirindaCarfraefi nishing Australia againdominatedtheprestigious IronmanWorld ChampionshipraceinHawaii. In2011 Series Championshiprace. and theITUSydney World SeriesChampionshiprace, andasecondintheITUSanDiegoWorld the2012seasonstronglywithawininITUMooloolabaWorld Cuprace Erin Denshamstarted race series. Emma Jacksonfi consistentresultsthroughouttheeight overall aftervery nished fourth TriathlonIn the2011International Union(ITU)Triathlon World Championshipseries, Australian Triathlon 10–8. performance competition, withthemenwinning11–3, thewomen7–3andmixedteamcompleting Australia tookacleansweep acrossalldivisionsofthe2012Trans Tasman Touch Football Touch football Australian towintheAMFWorld CupofBowling. AssociationWorldProfessional Bowlers SeriesofBowling, andgoingontobecomethefi rst Jason Belmontecompletedanoutstanding2011–12season, winningthreetitlesduringthe Tenpin bowling attheevent. appearance inthelastfouryears Stosur reachedthesemifi nals attheFrench Openin2012.Thiswas herthirdsemifi nal TennisInternational inNottingham. tournament Federation $50000grasscourt was awardedBarty awildcardintothemaindraw ofWimbledon2012afterwinningthe singles andthesemifi nals of thewomen’s wheelchairdoubles. 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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Championships. Australian athletesalsowon15medals, includingtwogold, atthe2011Commonwealth Olympic Games. Qualifying Tournament andsecuredAustralia’s onlypositiontocompeteattheLondon2012 Farzad Tarash fi nished secondintheU66kgfreestylewrestlingatAfrican andOceaniaOlympic Wrestling secured onemaleandfemalequotapositionfortheLondon2012 OlympicGames. Damon Kelly inthe+105kgcategory. Theseresultswere goodenough toensurethatAustralia Australia wonatotaloftenmedalsatthe2012OceaniaChampionships, includinggoldto Weightlifting of 101medals—41gold, 28silverand32bronze. Australia fi nished thirdonthemedaltablebehindGreatBritainandUnitedStates, withatotal World Transplant Games(Transplant Australia) bronze intheWorld DisabledWater SkiChampionships. World SkiRaceChampionships, withdisabilitywonfourgold, Australianskiers onesilverand Tournament Championships.Aswell asthreegold, onesilverandbronzemedalintheJunior alsodidwell,The juniors winningthreegold, twosilverandonebronzemedalintheU21World the World Tournament Championships. two goldandonesilverintheWorld SkiRaceChampionships, andtwosilveronebronzein In 2011, AustraliawononegoldandtwosilvermedalsintheWorld Wakeboard Championships, Water skiing fi inVolos,nished fourth Greece. Championships, team winningbronzeinTrieste, withthegirls’ Italy, whiletheboys’ team Australian water poloalsohadencouragingresultsatthe2011FINAJuniorWorld Beijing silvermedallists7–4, whiletheAustralianmenwere defeatedinextratime11–10. Both teamsplayed theUnitedStatesinfi Australian women’s andmen’s teamsfi At theinauguralPan-Pacifi heldinChangshu,Super Finals China. The Australianwomen’s water wonsilveratthe2012FINAWorld poloteam(theStingers) League Water polo consistentlyontheWorldperformed BeachTour withaseriesoftop-fi ve fi nishes. Australia’s beachvolleyballers, ledby women’s pairBeccharaPalmer andLouiseBawden, have in2000). asthehostcountry than participating only thesecondtimethatanAustralianindoorteamhasqualifi fi nishing asthebestplacedAsianteamin2012World OlympicQualifi cation Tournament. Itis The Australianmen’s indoorvolleyball teamqualifi ed fortheLondon2012OlympicGamesafter Volleyball andthewomen’sSellathurai (gymnastics) 4x100mfreestylerelay (swimming). by Safwan Khalil(taekwondo), David McKeon (swimming), LachlanRenshaw (athletics), Prashanth c Water 2012, Polo inJanuary the ChampionshipsheldinMelbourne nished fi andsecondin theirrespectivecompetitions. rst nals, withtheAustralianwomendefeating ed fortheOlympicGames(other Department of Finance andDeregulation, ofFinance by therequireddate. 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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Note: Excludingcasual employment Table A3:Jobsby location, 30June2012 Note: These fi gures donotinclude AIS athletesandscholarshipholders Table A2:Jobsby employment type, 30June2012 Table A1:Total jobestablishment, 30June2012 30 June2012. The statisticsinTables A1, A2andA3aremeasuresoffull-timeequivalentjobsasat staffistatistics ng Commission Appendix 5:AustralianSports (excluding casualemployment). During the12monthperiodto30June2012, the anaverageASC carried staffi ng level of718.4full-timeequivalent Note: At 30June2012, 47ofthepositionsincludedabove were vacant, many atvarious stages process. intherecruitment oa 740.5 7.0 49.0 27.5 5.5 29.0 39.0 48.80 789.30 7.0 Total 71.3 Total 250.35 Overseas 3.00 34.75 Western Australia 15.10 Victoria 307.20 505.2 9.50 0 Tasmania 304.00 10.20 South Australia 228.75 418.40 Queensland 4.55 6.00 0.50 Territory Northern 1.20 3 199.40 New South Wales 0 Australian Capital Territory 209.00 2.50 87.00 3.70 State 89.00 0 129.00 0 0 Total 3 Casual time part Fixed-term 433.5 Ongoing time part fulltime Fixed-term Ongoing fulltime 307.0 Casual employment Total Non-ongoing employment —fi time)andcasualemployment (fulltimeandpart xed term Ongoing employment time —fulltimeandpart Executive’s Offi Chief ce Institute of Australian Sport Development Sports Sports prtosTotal Operations Corporate 740.5 48.8 175

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Note: These fi gures representa ‘headcount’ profi le of theworkforce (excludingcasualemployment) Table A4:Genderprofi fi employmentareexcluded. xed-term that ceases attheendofterm a periodoffi employment.xed-term Casualemployment, employer-initiated separationsand employee-initiated separations,This isameasureofvoluntary within includingthoseoccurring separationrateat30June2012was 13.2percent. The voluntary Separation rate Table holders, A5:Scholarship 30June2012 oa 3 8 727 42 7 40 389 35 85 1 258 338 16 126 7 33 6 137 24 59 52 15.8 5 121 67 118 4 medicinescholarshipholders scienceandsports Sports 13 79 33 1 Total 8 39 17 Coach ASC1 ASC2 5 16 ASC3 ASC4 ASC5 ASC6 (AssistantDirectorandequivalent) ASC7 (Director, AIS HeadofDisciplineandequivalent) ASC8 (DeputyGeneralManager andequivalent) Executive level Classifi cto eaeMl Total Male Female cation le, 30June2012 corporate partners corporate Appendix 6: Club Warehouse United Pacifi AustraliaLtd(ElastoplastSport) Beiersdorf Adidas Australia Nike Australia Australia Dairy Pacifi c BrandsClothingPtyLtd(Berlei) Pepsi-Co (Gatorade) 2XU PtyLtd Nestlé AustraliaLtd(Milo, UncleTobys, Powerbar) c IndustriesPtyLtd(Thermoskin) Australian Sports Commission Commission Australian Sports 177

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 program locations Appendix 7:AustralianInstituteofSport Fax: (02)47294257 Tel: (02)47294256 PENRITH NSW2750 PO Box4246 AIS Canoeing Slalom Canoe Fax: (02)99062366 Tel: (02)99022155 MILSONS POINTNSW2061 Locked Bag806 Yachting Australia Sailing Fax: (02)99297966 Tel: (02)99563480 NORTH SYDNEYNSW2060 Level 7, 181MillerStreet Rugby House Australian Rugby UnionLtd Rugby Union Fax: (02)42619488 Tel: (02)92327566 SYDNEY NSW2001 GPO Box4415 AIS/ARL Rugby League Rugby League Fax: (02)97460189 Tel: (02)87362600 SYDNEY MARKETSNSW2129 PO Box596 AIS Paralympic AlpineSkiing Sydney Fax: (03)98186199 Tel: (03)98186144 HAWTHORN WESTVIC3122 21 BurwoodRoad Softball Fax: (03)96546867 Tel: (03)92861534 RICHMOND SOUTHVIC3121 Private Bag6060 Park c/– Melbourne Tennis Fax: (03)96862988 Tel: (03)96862977 SOUTH MELBOURNEVIC3205 1–3 CobdenStreet Level 1 Olympic WinterInstituteofAustralia Fax: (03)96431878 Tel: (03)96431973 MELBOURNE VIC3001 GPO Box1449N AIS/AFL Academy Australian Football Melbourne Fax: (08)94589747 Tel: (08)94585355 COMO WA 6952 PO Box478 Hockey Perth Fax: (07)55761325 Tel: (07)55768099 NOBBY BEACH QLD4218 PO Box278 Triathlon Fax: (07)55351325 Tel: (07)55764386 ROBINA QLD4226 PO Box190 Flatwater Canoe/Kayak Gold Coast Fax: (07)33673320 Tel: (07)33673200 MILTON QLD4064 150 CaxtonStreet Ofﬁ ce 9,House Sports Squash Fax: (07)38231363 Tel: (07)38231444 CARINA QLD4152 PO Box91 Diving Fax: (07)36248310 Tel: (07)36248300 BREAKFAST CREEKQLD4010 1 BoganStreet Cricket Brisbane Fax: (08)83605800 Tel: (08)83605888 ENFIELD PLAZASA5085 PO Box646 Cycling Fax: (08)84166755 Tel: (08)84166681 BROOKLYN PARK SA5032 PO Box219 Beach Volleyball Adelaide Fax: (02)62141836 Tel: (02)62141111 BELCONNEN ACT 2616 PO Box176 Volleyball, Water Polo Rowing, Swimming, Track andField, Basketball, Football, Gymnastics, Netball, AIS Paralympic Swimming, Athletics, Canberra 179

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Chairman/CEO Appendix 8:Contactoffi cers Fax: (02)62141836 Tel: (02)62141654 BELCONNEN ACT 2616 PO Box176 Commission Australian Sports People andGovernance Ms ColleenReeves ContactOffi Annual Report Email: [email protected] Fax: (02)62141836 Tel: (02)62141525 BELCONNEN ACT 2616 PO Box176 Commission Australian Sports Government andCommunication Ms ElizabethHilhorst Distribution Offi Fax: (02)62141224 Tel: (02)62141111 BELCONNEN ACT 2616 PO Box176 or BRUCE ACT 2617 Street Leverrier Commission Australian Sports cer cer through theFOIDisclosureLog. PublicationScheme,Information orreleased including documentsprovided underthe free ontheASCwebsite atausport.gov.au, isprovidedof documentsandinformation hardship orgeneralpublicinterest.Arange imposed forreasonsincludingfi nancial charges may beremitted, reducedornot imposed forprocessingrequests.However, where they apply, chargesshouldbe address forreply. ItisASCpolicythat, process therequest, andprovide an about thedocument/stoassistASC oftheFOIAct,purposes provide information the requestisanapplicationfor Each requestmustbeinwriting, statethat Email: FOI_Offi [email protected] BELCONNEN ACT 2616 PO Box176 Commission Australian Sports Freedom Offi ofInformation cer Act 1982 documents underthe Enquiriesrelatingtoaccess matters. ASC regardingarangeofpolicyandother the Hon.KateLundy, ortooffi ofthe cers in writingtotheMinisterforSport, Senator ofthepublicmayMembers make requests BELCONNEN ACT 2616 PO Box176 Commission Australian Sports Legal Unit Freedom ofInformation Offi canbemadeto: Freedom ofInformation cer Shortened forms

AASC Active After-school Communities AFL Australian Football League AIS Australian Institute of Sport ASC Australian Sports Commission CASRO Committee of Australian Sport and Recreation Ofﬁ cials CSIRO Commonwealth Scientiﬁ c and Industrial Research Organisation FIFA International Football Association FINA International Swimming Federation ICF International Canoe Federation ISAF International Sailing Federation ITU International Triathlon Union NSO National sporting organisation UCI International Cycling Union WHS Work health and safety SHORTENED FORMS

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Statement ofgovernance Review ofoperationsandfutureprospects Responsible ministers 58 requirements Other statutory Outline oforganisationalstructure Judicial decisions Indemnities andinsurancepremiumsforoffi cers Chief ExecutiveOffi Chair’s message Certifi cation ASC contactoffi cer legislation andpractices: Commonwealth AuthoritiesandCompaniesActlegislationotherrelevant Commonwealth isprovided onwhichinformation inresponseto This indexdetailsthepagenumbers ofcompliance Summary or omtes 56 72 56 72 8 47 14 Board committees 66 Board membership, qualifi cations andattendance 69 Auditor’s report 175 Audit Committeereport Outcomes andcontributiontodeliverables 10 statements Financial 10 Enabling legislation 11 Freedom ofinformation Environment andheritage Staffi overview ng Review oforganisational structure andseniorexecutivestaff Organisational chart overview Corporate cuainlhat n aey 64 Occupational healthandsafety f e 180 Privacy 66 Offi cer crsrpr 2 cer’s report 178 60 iii 8 1 Australian Bureau ofStatistics27 Australian Baseball Federation, casestudy20 Australian AccountingStandards83–5, 154 Aussie T-ball program 20 Aussie Hoopsprogram20 AUSPIN OperationsFramework 28 audits, 56–7 internal auditor’s report auditors, remunerationof Audit Committee56–7 athletics 127 35 athlete servicing highlights 36–7 athlete performance asset management59 ASC StudyAssistanceProgram61 ASC MediaAwards 65 ASC 127 archery 2,Arbib, (MinisterforSport) 8 Mark Aquatic Facility SafetyAssessment(AFSA)68 Performance Reviews 15,Annual Sport 22 AuditPlan57 Annual Internal All Cultures AIS Tours 67 AIS Shop67 AIS ChildcareCentre67, 68 AIS Arena67 AIS AquaticCentre67, 67–8 AIS Adidas 65 Active After-schoolCommunities(AASC) performance Outcome 2:Excellenceinsports achievements againstdeliverablesandkey abbreviations 181 AASC seeActiveAfter-schoolCommunities Index Australian Sports Foundation 138–9 Australian Sports Commission 72–3 Australian Sports Foundation 168 Australian Sports Commission 115 Australian Sports case studies20 and IndigenousAustralians18 achievements 18–19 program 3, 15, 16, 18–19 32–43 Outcome 1: Improved participation in sport insport Outcome 1:Improved participation indicators performance (AASC) program see see 16–30 Australian InstituteofSport Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports (online resource), webinars 22 Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Australian InstituteofSport Australian Sports Commission(ASC) 8–11 Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports Act 1989 Online Australian Sport Network Information Australian Sport Australian Sport: The Pathway toSuccess Australian Paralympic Committee 3, 19, 56, Australian OlympicCommittee3, 30, 32, 39, Australian NationalAuditOffi support ofNationalTrainingsupport Centre forOlympicathletesinLondon39 support medicine scienceandsports sports programs34 scholarship research collaboration39 centreinLondon39 recovery program locations178–9 withNSOs36–7 partnership Memorial Award 38 winners key roles10 CoachStudyTourInternational 41 educationprogram38 inSport Illicit Drugs research36,high performance 39 European Training Centre35–6 education awards 38 Delivering AISprogramsandinitiatives daily trainingenvironment 34, 35 collaboration agreementwithCSIRO 29, 39 campus67 Canberra award 37–8 winners Australian Sport: The Pathway toSuccess 35 athlete servicing highlights36–7 athlete performance research36 performance applied elitesports objects andfunctions 46–7 objectives 83 Governance Principles15 future priorities4 fi nancial statements72–123 177 partners corporate governance47–58 corporate (AUSPIN) 28 65, 131–2 41, 65 activities 30, 39 34, 43 support 34–6 overview achievements 36–9 (Outcome 2.1) (onlinenewsletter) 65 ce 56 ce 8, 153 32 32 183

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 case studies Carbon, Sally Captains’ Forum 30 canoeing/kayaking 37, 67, 128 Camplin-Warner, Alisa boxing 128 Bowls Australia30 bowls 128 costs88 borrowing bocce 128 BMX 129 Big IdeaFund39 Beauchamp, Glenys (Boardmember, Basketball Australia, casestudy20 basketball 42, 127 baseball 127 balance sheet badminton 127 award 37–8 winners OutreachProgram15,Australian Sports 28 Foundation Board58,Australian Sports 137 Foundation 137 Australian Sports CommissionBoard1,Australian Sports 47 Australian Baseball Federation 20 AIS AquaticCentre 68 (Director, Foundation) 137 AustralianSports (Board member, AustralianSports (Chair, Foundation) 137 AustralianSports (Board member, AustralianSports Commission)55 Australian Sports Foundation 149 Australian Sports Commission76 Australian Sports Targeted Development Grants28 Sport objectives 137, 153 fi nancial statements138–74 140–6, report 174 Directors’ declaration147 Directors’ 48–55 members committees 56–7 activities 56 values 60 statement by theCommissioner, Chief staffi ng statistics175–6 andfunctions10 organisational structure 11 organisational chart Commission) 49–50 Commission) 49 Offi Executive Offi cer andChiefFinancial cer 74 cer Commonwealth Fraud ControlGuidelines Commonwealth Authorities andCompanies Act andRecreation Committee ofAustralianSport remuneration,commissioners’ Australian Comcover RiskManagement58 Comcare 65 collaborative researchprojects36 coaching clubs, clubsandassociations localsporting 3, 15,Clearinghouse forSport 28, 30 children Chief ExecutiveOffi cer’s 2–5 report change management61 Chair’s message1 CASRO ResearchGroup27 cash fl ow statement community-based sports activities18,community-based sports 27 community coaches, AASCprogram19 communications 65 Commonwealth Working with ChildrenChecks 2011 Certifi cate ofCompliance137 1997 Offi cials (CASRO) ResearchGroup27 Commission110 Sports see also cycling 39 Program40 National CoachingScholarship CoachStudyTourInternational 41 community coaches(AASCprogram)19 sports inhighperformance and leadership 18, 19, 23, 28, 137 see also with64 working providing apositiveintroduction tosport Prime Minister’s OlympicandParalympic Active After-schoolCommunities(AASC) Foundation 151 Australian Sports Commission78 Australian Sports Yachting Australia26 Table Tennis Australia24 Surfi ng Australia25 Cricket Australia24 Basketball Australia20 Badminton Australia25 Reference Group64 40–2 for (Outcome1.1)16, 18–20 Challenges 15, 19 program 15, 16, 18–20 8, 153 58 partnerships andcollaborations partnerships juniorsport equestrian 129 environmental initiatives69 agreement62–3 enterprise employees Ellis, Liz(Board Member, AustralianSports Elite IndigenousTravel andAccommodation education achievement andvocationalawards, education, andEducation NationalSport Eccles, Richard(DeputySecretary, and Arts Durbridge, Luke 37 diving 129 Discover Sailingprogram26 disability, forpeoplewith21, sport 24, 126, 136 Foundationdirectors, AustralianSports scheme32,Direct AthleteSupport 38 ofFamilies,Department Housing, Community deliverables cycling/BMX 36, 37, 39, 65, 128–9 CSIRO 4, 39 Cricket Australia24 cricket 24, 128 Crema, Katya 38 Crawford review 2, 119 177 partners corporate Operationsdivision10 Corporate anddevelopment 60 learning corporate governance,corporate AustralianSports compliance58 corporate communications65 Corporate contact offi 180 cers company information, AustralianSports Commission) 50 Assistance Program29 AIS 38 17 Strategy Group)47 Sport 140–6,report 174 remuneration of164 declaration 147 27 andIndigenousAffairs Services Outcome 2: Excellence in sports Outcome 2:Excellenceinsports insport Outcome 1:Improved participation and Commission 47–58 Foundation 173 performance 32–43 performance 16–30 15, 29 The Future of Australian Sport see humanresourcemanagement project female athletes Favier, Matt(Director, AustralianInstituteof project30 Fair GoSport facility development projects67 scrutiny 60 external executive remuneration European Training Centre4, 10, 32, 35–6 equity, statementofchangesinsee fistatements nancial fi lm andvideodigitisation30 fencing 129 funding functions, Commission AustralianSports Freedom ofInformation Act 1982 66 freedom ofinformation fraud control58 Fox, Jessica38 football 129–30 fl 63 arrangements exible work Governance Principles 15 66 Gov 2.0strategy golf 130 goals 9 gay people,30 andinclusivenessinsport Gallop, David (DeputyChair/ActingChair, future priorities5 The Future of Australian Sport Sport) 2,Sport) 32 Foundation 166–8 Australian Sports Commission112–14 Australian Sports of changesinequity Australian Sports Foundation 138–74 Australian Sports Commission72–123 Australian Sports national sporting organisations(NSOs)21,national sporting organisationsforpeople national sporting organisationparticipation national sporting 40 sports high performance Green andGoldProject41 scheme32,Direct AthleteSupport 38 Australian Paralympic Committee125 46–7 48–9 Commission)1,Australian Sports 2, 47, notes to152–73 notes to82–123 124–5 with disability126 funding 21–2, 24–5, 27 see women project 15, 29 66 185

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 human resourcemanagement Hollingsworth, Simon(ChiefExecutiveOffi cer, Hockey 30 Victoria Hockey Australia30 hockey 36, 37, 130 Group43 High Performance Strategy sports high performance 69 heritage strategy heritage, digitisationofAustraliansport Halson, Shona(Head, 39 AISRecovery) Gynther, Kate38 130 gymnastics Green andGoldProject4, 32, 39, 41 grants andgrantallocations Government Relations, Communicationsand organisation development 60–1 occupational health andsafety64–5 anddevelopment 60,learning 61 capability60 improving workplace fl 63 arrangements exible work agreement62–3 enterprise change management61 Broadband advancementscheme 63 ASC values60 Commission)5 Australian Sports project30 Fair GoSport forNSOsto support research initiativesandfunding39 national focusforhighperformance funding 41 40–2 coaching andleadership audiovisual collectionsofsignifi GrantsandScholarships Leadership Sport Olympic WinterInstitute125 organisationsforpeople national sporting organisations27,national sporting 124–5 Multicultural Youth Partnership Sports Championsprogram29 Local Sporting Elite IndigenousTravel andAccommodation Scheme32,Direct AthleteSupport 38 Foundation 155 Australian Sports Commission93 Australian Sports Australian Paralympic Committee125 Research division10 capacity (Outcome2.2)40–2 (Outcome 2.3)42–3 for Women 29 with disability126 program 29 Assistance Program29 build high performance performance cance 30 cance junior sport 20 junior sport judo 130 internet resources internet StandardforEnvironmentInternational forDevelopment 28 Sport international CoachStudyTourInternational 41 audits56–7 internal 28 integrity insport resources information ManagementandTechnologyInformation management66 information Indigenous Australians independent auditor’s report and indemnities andinsurancefordirectors income 21,inclusiveness insport 22, 24, 28 in2cricket program24 Policy 38 inSport Illicit Drugs educationprogram38 inSport Illicit Drugs 38,illicit drugs 62 Hunt, Patrick 42 Aussie T-ball program20 Aussie Hoopsprogram 20 Management Systems(ISO1401: 2004) 69 see also 28 PurchasingConsortium Information Sport Play by theRules resource15, 28 Play by theRules 3, 30 Centre28, Information 30 National Sport 3,Clearinghouse forSport 15, 28, 30 Network Information Australian Sport AUSPIN OperationsFramework 28 Catalogue66 (IMTS)Service Services DemonstrationProject27 Sport inAASCprogram18 participation Elite IndigenousTravel andAccommodation Foundation 138–9 Australian Sports Commission72–3 Australian Sports offi58 cers Foundation 148,Australian Sports 159 Commission75,Australian Sports 98 for gay people30 relations62–3 workplace 61–2 workforce Staying ConnectedProgram63 staffi ng statistics175–6 review ofprobation63 (AUSPIN) 28 Assistance Program29 onlineresources see online resources National Sport andActiveRecreationPolicy National Sport National InstituteSystemIntergovernmental 40,National InstituteNetwork 42–3 Nomenclature Framework 43 Council32,National EliteSports 42–3 Program40 National CoachingScholarship National AthleteCounsellingSupport multiculturalism and sport 22,multiculturalism andsport 25 Multicultural Youth Partnership Sport motorcycling 131 131 motor sport Moran, Terry (Ex-offi cio Boardmember, Millennium Development Goals28 Middle HarbourYacht Club(Sydney) 67 Memorial Awards, AIS38 media coverage 65–6 Media Awards 65 Meares, Anna37 McCulloch, 37 Kaarle Lundy, 1, Kate(MinisterforSport) 2, 3, 8 Championsgrantsprogram29 Local Sporting 28, services 30 library Lee, John(Boardmember, AustralianSports anddevelopment 61 learning lacrosse 131 KPMG 56 key indicators performance kayaking 128 karate 130–1 Framework 27 Agreement 42 43 Network Multicultural Youth Partnership Sport All Cultures program 29 Commission)54 Australian Sports Commission) 2, 50 Outcome 2: Excellence in sports Outcome 2:Excellenceinsports insport Outcome 1:Improved participation see also SurfGroms program25 in2cricket program24 Discover Sailingprogram26 program 29 performance 32–43 performance 16–30 (AASC) program;children Active After-schoolCommunities (onlineresource)22 Occupational Health andSafety Act 199 occupational health andsafety64–5 objects andfunctions, AustralianSports objectives and ofSport Territory Department Northern Nike 65 Netball Australia, NetballinAustralia netball 131 National Training Centre35 organisations(NSOs)8 national sporting ScienceQualityAssurance National Sport (AUSPIN)28 Network Information National Sport Centre28, Information 30 National Sport Commission 46–7 Foundation 137,Australian Sports 144 Commission83 Australian Sports Recreation 27 project23 workforce Pizzey Park (Gold Coast)32, 39 planning 23, 40 Pathways 2Podium assessment withAustralianInstituteof partnership initiatives(Outcome1)21 participation organisational development projects23 Online ClubGovernanceandPlanning medical screeningpolicies43 plans40–2 high performance coachingand high performance grant programs27 grant allocations21 21 funding forenhancedopportunities Captains’ Forum30 capability21 building workforce (Outcome building sustainabilityofsports building organisationalcapability21 capacity building highperformance Performance Reviews 15,Annual Sport 22 program 43 framework 21 framework 36–7 Sport case studies22, 24–6 Checklist 23 40 leadership 21 overview case studies24–6 achievements 22–3 1.2) 16, 21 40–1 overview achievements 41–2 (Outcome 2.2) 1 64 187

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Outcome 1.1:Providing childrenwitha in Outcome 1:Improved participation careservices, andAASC out ofschoolhours Osmond, Margy orienteering 131 andfunctions10 organisational structure organisational change2, 61 Operational Plan, Annual9 online resources Olympic HeadCoachesForum32 Olympic andParalympic Games, London, 2012 Olympic andParalympic Challengeprograms Olympic andAISHeadCoachesForum32 offi 23 ciating scholarships Offi ce forWomen 29 encourages their ongoingparticipation that positive introductiontosport highlights3,performance 15 achievements againstdeliverablesandkey activity community-based sports andtargeted including throughleadership organised sport,atthecommunitylevel, physicalstructured activity, particularly program 15, 18–19 (Director, Foundation) 137 AustralianSports (Board member, AustralianSports 11 chart Prime Minister’s OlympicandParalympic Play by theRules3, 15, 28, 30 online publications66 Online CollaborationandEngagement Online ClubGovernanceandPlanning 15,Clearinghouse forSport 28 Online Australian Sport Network Information Australian Sport ASC website 22, 65 All Cultureswebinars 22 Summer OlympicandParalympic centre39 recovery Green andGoldFunding39 4,Direct AthleteSupport 38 1, 3, 4, 5, 19, 23, 32, 35–6, 56, 65 3, 5, 15, 19, 66 performance indicators 16–17 indicators performance Commission) 51 Challenge programs3, 5, 15, 19, 66 66 Strategy Checklist 23 (AUSPIN) 28 Innovation Fund39 newsletter 65 partnerships andcollaborations partnerships PlanningandPerformance Participation insport participation Paralympic programs131–2 Pacifi Development grants28 c Sport Pacifi c Islandcountries, assistancethrough Outcome 2.3:Strengtheningthecapabilityof NSOstobuildtheir Outcome 2.2:Supporting Outcome 2.1:Deliveringprogramsand performance Outcome 2:Excellenceinsports Outcome 1.3:Developing amorecohesive NSOstobuildthe Outcome 1.2:Supporting CSIRO 4, 15, 29, 39 177 partners corporate Australian BureauofStatistics27 AIS andNSOs36–7 3,Monitoring framework 21 market segmentationproject30 (Outcome insport Improved participation OutreachProgram 15,Australian Sports 28 42–3 overview achievements 43 system the Australianhighperformance 40–1 overview achievements 41–2 capacityandcapability high performance 34–6 overview achievements 36–9 initiatives highlights3,performance 31–2 achievements againstdeliverablesand research development, andtargetedscience athlete inhighperformance leadership athletes andcoaches, includingthrough successby talented sporting international highlights and continuedperformance 27–9 overview achievements 29–30 sector and effectivesport 21 overview case studies24–6 achievements 22–3 sustainability oftheirsport 18 overview 1), achievements 16–30 key 33–4 indicators performance case studies20 achievements 18–19 roof accessand restraint systems67 risk management 58 research projects, collaborative27 of executives Foundationof directors, 164 AustralianSports of commissioners, AustralianSports remuneration disclosures related party centre39 recovery 39 Queensland Academy of Sport programs andinitiatives(AIS)(Outcome2.1) program locations(AIS)178–9 Privacy Awareness Week 2012 66 privacy 66 Prime Minister’s OlympicandParalympic BudgetStatements9 Portfolio Plympton, Andrew (Boardmember, Australian Play by theRules(onlineresource)3, 15, 28, 30 planning andaccountability9 Pizzey Park (NationalTraining Centre, Gold research,performance AIS36 performance highlights127–36 performance Pathways 2Podium 21 assessmentframework Australian Sports Foundation 166–8 Australian Sports Commission112–14 Australian Sports Commission 110 Foundation 168 Australian Sports Commission 115 Australian Sports of auditors Foundation 165 Australian Sports Commission 111 Australian Sports 34–6 overview achievements 36–9 Challenge programs3, 5, 15, 19, 66 Commission)51 Sports Coast) 39 Outcome 2: Excellence in sports Outcome 2:Excellenceinsports insport Outcome 1:Improved participation AIS athletes36–7 state-based academiesandinstitutes4, research 39 Offi ce forWomen 29 39 Monash University ofFamilies,Department Housing, performance 4,performance 32 3, 15 23, 39 27 Affairs andIndigenous Community Services statement by theCommissioner, ChiefExecutive staffi61–2 ng squash 133–4 medicinesupport, scienceandsports sports Policy Factors Sports LeadingtoInternational highlights127–36 performance sports andknowledge-sharing28 information sports Development division10 Sports organisationsseenationalsporting sporting Sportex 66 thesaurus sport for GrantsandScholarships Leadership Sport Innovation Fund-LondonTargetSport 39 28 PurchasingConsortium Information Sport forDevelopment grants28 Sport andbrandingactivities65 sponsorship softball 133 Smith, Warwick (Chair, AustralianSports ski andsnowboard37, 133 skateboard 133 133 skate (rollersports) site management67–8 (abbreviations) 181 forms shortened shooting 133 Sherry, Ann(Boardmember, AustralianSports SkillsAustralia21,Service 23 programs(AIS)34 scholarship sailing 26, 36, 37, 67, 132–3 Ryan, Ken (Boardmember, AustralianSports rugby union132 rugby league37, 132 RSM BirdCameron56 Royal LifeSaving Society, AquaticFacility rowing 132 statement ofchanges inequity statement ofcashfl ows Offi see also statistics 175–6 by AIS43 Success(SPLISS) 27 Sporting organisations Women 29 Commission) 1, 2, 48 Commission) 52 Commission) 2, 51–2 Safety Assessment(AFSA)68 Australian Sports Commission 77 Australian Sports Foundation 151 Australian Sports Commission78 Australian Sports Offi cer andChiefFinancial exhibition67 humanresourcemanagement cer 74 cer 189

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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 2011–2012 Watt, Ian( water skiing136 water polo37, 136 volleyball 136 Vander-Kuyp, Kyle (Boardmember, Australian 135–6 sport university under-represented groups,for21 opportunities Turtur, Michael(Boardmember, Australian triathlon 37, 135 track cyclingseecycling/BMX touch football135 66 thesaurus tenpin bowling135 tennis 37, 135 Table Tennis Australia24 table tennis134 Swimming Australia32 swimming 134 attheAIS67 Swim andFitness Surfi ng Australia25, 41 surfi134 ng SurfGroms program25 surf lifesaving 134 Summer OlympicandParalympic Innovation ofcompliance182 summary Strength andConditioningFacility Work HealthandSafety Act 2011 Wordsworth, Ben37 Grantsand women, Leadership Sport weightlifting 136 website 65 webinars 22 web resourcesseeonline Strategic Plan2011–12to2014–15: Working Strategic CommunicationsCommittee57 statement ofcomprehensiveincome Sports Commission)53–4 Sports Commission)53 Sports Fund 39 Accreditation program43 Scholarships forWomenScholarships 29 Website PrivacyStatement 66 Commission)54 Sports Together for Australian Sport Foundation 148 Australian Sports Commission75 Australian Sports Foundation 150 Australian Sports Ex-offi cio Boardmember, Australian 2, 9, 10, 56, 60 64 Yachting Australia26 Wylie, John(Chair, Australian Sports wrestling 136 World Transplant Games(Transplant Australia) WorkSafe Committee64 relations62–4 workplace withchildren64 working Working Together Sport for Australian 61–2 workforce compensation64 workers’ Commission) 1, 2 136 2, 9, 10, 56, 60 Strategic Plan2011–2012to2014–2015) see also statistics 175–6 humanresourcemanagement (ASC ausport.gov.au