Journalists Wandering Eyes Posted July 24, 2019 Journalists Share Posted July 24, 2019 The Integrity Education Programme, designed to help protect participants and inform the racing and betting public about how they can help protect the integrity of British racing, was launched by the British Horseracing Authority on Wednesday. With the aim of educating the wider public, the online platform lists key integrity issues: the BHA’s integrity and regulation capabilities, equine anti-doping, corrupt approaches and inside information, betting practices, and drugs and alcohol. Videos on these issues, including interviews with broadcaster Nick Luck where former jockeys and members of stable staff give advice and share their experiences, are also available. In addition, there is also an online self-assessment tool for those using the site. “This programme has been a number of years in the making following a recommendation in the 2016 Integrity Review and above all is designed to help and protect participants and educate the betting and racing public,” said the BHA’s Head of Integrity Chris Watts. “We’ve gone to great lengths to try and ensure that what can be some technical and complicated areas of our integrity work are explained in as clear and easy to understand a way as possible. “Hopefully all those who use the website will come away with a greater knowledge of how we work to keep racing fair and clean, which will help them both to avoid inadvertent breaches of the Rules and provide guidance should they be faced with a potential integrity issue in the future.” The post BHA Launches Integrity Education Programme appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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