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• Is Sports Interaction legal in Canada?

  Founded back in 1997, Sports Interaction is one of the most recognisable gambling brands in Canada. It is a legal sports betting service operated by Mohawk Online Ltd. Sports Interaction is fully licensed and regulated by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission and the Jersey Gambling Commission to accept bets in Canada.

• Yes. While the Canadian government makes it illegal for operators to run sports betting services in Canada, it does not prevent people from placing bets online. Sites such as Sports Interaction offer punters the opportunity to bet on a wide range of sports including baseball, football, tennis, soccer, golf, tennis and more.

• Sports Interaction is based in the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory, just outside of Montreal in Canada. Its registered office is 2006 Old Malone Road, Box 1539, Kahnawake, QC, J0L 1B0, Canada. Sports Interaction can be contacted by post, email, live chat or via a free telephone number.

• Sports Interaction does not currently offer live streaming services, although this may change in the future. However, the site has a comprehensive live betting service covering popular sports like baseball, soccer, tennis, basketball and volleyball. Here you can place bets as the action unfolds and watch the progress of your wagers via an excellent match tracker system.

• There is no app available at Sports Interaction, but the site has been fully optimized to work in your mobile browser. Simply visit m.sportsinteraction.com via an iPhone, iPad, Android or Blackberry device to access all the same features you can find on desktop. It is even possible to add the site to your mobile homepage for even quicker access in the future.

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What is the Safe Sport Act?

The Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of 2017 was created in reaction to the abuse found various youth sports organizations, including USA Gymnastics. This act will create new a standard of care that will affect youth-serving organizations across the country. The purpose of the law is to expand existing mandated reporting laws to all youth sport organizations that participate in international or interstate sporting events. This has the potential to affect not only national governing bodies like USA Gymnastics, USA Swimming, and other Olympic sports, but the law will also impact camps, public and private schools, collegiate sports, country clubs, community organizations, and sport facilities.

Who is Impacted?

The law is written very broadly. Therefore, it is likely this new federal law impacts youth sports organizations in every state. At a minimum, any organization involved in youth sports will likely be held to an increased “standard of care” regarding reporting, training, policies and procedures, and periodic safety system reviews. It is imperative you speak with your legal counsel to determine the specific impacts of the new law on your organization.

Am I Now a Mandated Reporter?

The Safe Sport Act expands the list of individuals required to report child sexual abuse. Now, it is likely any adult who is authorized to interact with youth athletes will be required to report suspicions of abuse to the appropriate law enforcement agencies within 24 hours. Therefore, all staff and volunteers working with youth at your organization could be considered mandatory reporters. Further, there is an additional requirement to report suspicions to the US Center for Safe Sport if your organization is governed by a “National Governing Body” or “Paralympic Sports Organization”.

Does My Staff Need More Training?

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All youth sport organizations are likely required to provide consistent training in “abuse prevention.” These organizations must offer and give consistent training to all adult members who are in regular contact with amateur athletes who are minors, and subject to parental consent, to members who are minors, regarding “prevention and reporting child abuse…” It is important to note that the required training must include “preventative” measures. Therefore, the training must not only focus on reporting or identifying those that have been abused, but it must train individuals in actual prevention techniques such as understanding “grooming” practices. Additionally, such individuals affiliated with National Governing Bodies are required to complete the “Core Center for SafeSport Training” provided by the U.S. Center for SafeSport. This training must be completed before regular contact with a minor begins, within the first 45 days of initial membership, or upon beginning a new role subjecting the participating adult to this policy.

Are New Policies Required?

The Safe Sport Act requires sports organizations to establish reasonable procedures to limit one-on-one interactions between an adult and an amateur athlete who is a minor…without being in an observable and interruptible distance from another adult.

Additional Requirements for National Governing Body Organizations and Paralympic Sports

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For NGBs and Paralympic sports additional procedures and policies are required. Such organizations must enact oversight procedures, including regular and random audits conducted by subject matter experts, to ensure that policies and procedures developed to prevent abuse are followed correctly. These audits must be conducted by subject matter experts, like Praesidium Inc. Additionally, these organizations are required to report suspicions of abuse to the U.S. Center for SafeSport, implement a standardized mechanism for reporting, and enact procedures to prohibit retaliation.

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If you have any questions as to how the SafeSport Act impacts your organization, contact us at info@praesidiuminc.com.