OSIC Sport Environment Assessment Database 

Overview

The OSIC Sport Environment Assessment Database (“SEA Database”) provides general status information regarding Assessments initiated by the OSIC in accordance with the OSIC Guidelines Regarding Sport Environment Assessments.

The SEA Database supports the overall SEA objective to offer proactive, transparent and preventative measures to alleged systemic issues related to the UCCMS in order to cultivate safe, welcoming and inclusive sport environments.

In line with this objective, observations, recommendations, and opportunities for improvement resulting from relevant Assessments will be provided through the SEA Database once available (i.e. through Assessment Report(s)). The SEA Database is not a registry of imposed sanctions regarding applicable respondents. You can find more information about the OSIC Sanctions Registry here.

As Assessment(s) advance through the SEA process, general information will be provided through the SEA Database (e.g. impacted environment(s), nature of alleged systemic issues, appointed Assessor(s), general Assessment methodology, estimated timelines, invited groups of participants, Assessment report, monitoring report, etc.).

In accordance with confidentiality parameters applicable to SEAs (see section 8 here), the OSIC will not comment on or provide other information on any active Assessment and/or other ongoing matter.

Database

Assessment(s) accepted by the OSIC - Scoping phase ongoing

1. Impacted sport environment: Hockey Canada
   Nature of alleged issues to be reviewed through the Assessment: forms of maltreatment, discrimination and other prohibited behaviour(s) under the UCCMS.
2. Impacted sport environment: Ontario Volleyball Association
   Nature of alleged issues to be reviewed through the Assessment: forms of discrimination and other prohibited behaviour(s) under the UCCMS.
3. Impacted sport environment: Wrestling Canada Lutte
   Nature of alleged issues to be reviewed through the Assessment: forms of prohibited behaviour(s) under the UCCMS.

^{(last updated on March 17, 2023)}