The form is for reporting incidents that take place during a Club event/activity. Arc may or may not choose to investigate the incident further once reported, Clubs will be informed of any action if being carried out and their role in the process.
If the incident related to a Club that is part of Arc Sport, please complete the Arc Sport Incident Report. Unsure? Check out the list of Sport Clubs HERE.
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The Clubs Tribunal is a student appeal body for Club Incidents that have resulted in a penalty.
In some circumstances, it is possible for a Club to terminate an individual’s Club membership, although this must be for a valid reason (such as misconduct, harassment or bullying) and must be approved by a General Meeting of your Club. Under no circumstances does the Club Executive (independently or as a group) have the right to terminate an individual’s Club membership. To terminate membership, the following procedure must be followed:
If any Club member or Executive feels that they have had their membership wrongfully terminated, they have the right to appeal to the Student Development Committee (SDC, a subcommittee of the Arc Board), who will arrive at the final resolution of the matter at their absolute discretion. Please email clubs@arc.unsw.edu.au if you have any issues.
An individual member can also decide to terminate their membership to the Club on their own. This should be communicated in writing to the Club's general email and/or the Club Executive responsible for the membership database (usually the Secretary) to ensure that there are records should any disputes arise.
