Upwey Belgrave RSL Committee

 All of RSL Sub-Branches are unique nature but also have a number of consistencies including being governed by a volunteer committee, supporting veterans and their families, having members, appropriate commemoration and fundraising activity.

Each Sub-Branch is governed by a set of RSL Victoria by-laws and various other legislative and regulatory bodies including but not limited to the Australian Charities & Not-for-Profit Commission and Consumer Affairs Victoria. 

President
Fred Schmager
president@upweybelgraversl.org.au
Vice President
vice.president@upweybelgraversl.org.au
Vice President Affiliate
Zane Waters
affiliate.vp@upweybelgraversl.org.au
Secretary
Jamie Moxham
secretary@upweybelgraversl.org.au
Treasurer
Graeme Tuplin
treasurer@upweybelgraversl.org.au

General Committee

Kerry McAleer
David Brimacombe
Debbie Beal
Peter Hambridge

The RSL Victoria constitution or rules should be read in conjunction with the rules of RSL Australia and the by-laws governing the RSL Victorian Sub-Branches. 


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Code of Conduct

Introduction
This statement, endorsed by the Committee of Management, applies to people who interact within this subbranch and extends to all veterans, committee members, employees, general members, volunteers, visitors, interns, students, consultants and service users.

Under the governing Privacy Act 1988 and the associated RSL VIC Volunteer Policy and Procedure Manual, this Code of Conduct forms a standalone directive that will guide a comprehensive Communication Strategy.

This Club endorses a ZERO TOLERANCE to any Untoward Behaviour/s.

Our Values
We believe that we are all responsible to ensure a safe workplace and comfortable environment through:

Empathy Respect Transparency Integrity Mateship Tradition Compassion

We will
  •  Treat everyone with respect, courtesy, and sensitivity, acknowledging individual experiences.
  •  Strive toward a harmonious, welcoming gathering place based on our above values.
  •  Be inclusive and non-discriminatory.
  •  Act with honesty, making decisions that are fair and equitable.
  •  Apply our skills, knowledge and experience with due diligence and care.
  •  Refrain from providing false or misleading information.
  •  Be accountable for our own actions.
We will not
  •  Tolerate verbal abuse that includes insulting, dismissive or offensive language.
  •  Accept persistent teasing or unwelcome practical, sexist or racially taunting jokes.
  •  Spread gossip, rumours or innuendo of a malicious nature.
  •  Harass, threaten, intimidate, undermine, victimise, or belittle others.
  •  Bully or humiliate via language, social media, or associated communication.
  •  Deliberately interfere with another’s work, isolate, or exclude others.
  •  Personally criticise or blame in front of others.
Our expectation
Any behaviour that is unwarranted or offensive is to be reported in the strictest of confidence for immediate action and remedy up to cessation of association through documented disciplinary procedures.