Ethics of Officiating

1.The study of morals or character; a study of the principles of human duty or the study of all moral qualities that distinguish an individual relative to others.

• ethics

• principles of officiating

• principles of coaching

• officiating official

2.Ethics in sport requires four key virtues except

• fairness and integrity

• responsibility and respect

• temperance and prudence

3. An officiating official should conduct the activity according to the rules of the game.

• Adhere to Legal Standards

• Act with Fairness

• Model appropriate health habit

• Be a benefit and cause no harm

4.Sporting event officials should exhibit a courteous, conscientious, and generally business-like manner in the workplace He/she must conform to reasonable technical and ethical standards of their area of practice.

• Act with Integrity

• Be a benefit and cause no harm

• Exhibit Professionalism

• Act with Fairness

5. Obeying the law like the Human Rights Code or other implemented rules in the competition should enforce consistently by an officiating official.

• Act with Fairness

• Act with Integrity

• Adhere to Legal Standards

• Exhibit Professionalism