If you believe that someone is in Grave and Imminent danger of assault then PLEASE call 000 and report to Police. 

Please follow this LINK Target Pistol Australia Competition Code of Conduct.  

Our Member Protection Officer/Integrity Officer/Grievance Officer can be contacted at integrityofficer1@sarpa.org.au

SARPA Integrity Complaints Form is available below.  

The following are NOT the subject of an Integrity Complaint: 

• team or representative selection disputes
• organisational governance or employment issues
• disputes that occur in the field of play
• a complaint already managed or decision made by sport

The following ARE the subject of Integrity Complaints:

Breaches of the National Integrity Framework (NIF)

The NIF is a set of policies that sport organisations agree to, outlining the expected standards of behaviour for everyone involved in sport. 

• Prohibited Conduct refers to actions that go against these policies.  

The relevant State and Territory Integrity Officer manages all integrity issues. TPA will provide support and advice but will not manage any complaints unless it is specifically a TPA issue.

Sport Integrity Australia and Target Pistol Australia have now mandated minimum education requirements for members depending on the roles (Athlete, RO, Judge etc.) they have in shooting. The requirements, along with the Policies, are available by clicking HERE  (Updated 06.12.2024)

Note that if the education is NOT completed then you may not be able to act in the defined roles.  

Follow this link to log in to the education section of Sport Integrity Australia website e-learning

These Policies should be read in conjunction with the SARPA Member Protection and Child Safe Policies   AND the SARPA General Code of Conduct attached below. 

State legislation takes precedence over these policies.  (Updated 26.03.2024)

Links to other information:

Target Pistol Australia Integrity Policies