Policy Governance & Document Control Policy
Approval authority, policy numbering, version control, member notice, acknowledgment, exceptions, review, and retirement of organizational documents.
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Thirty ADHDEsports documents built around our current hierarchy, volunteer model, adult-only formal teams, and limited guardian-approved minor pathways.
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01 / 19 RESULTS
Current organizational standards and a structured reporting form. The web policy is the most accessible reading version; the PDF is useful for distribution and records.
Approval authority, policy numbering, version control, member notice, acknowledgment, exceptions, review, and retirement of organizational documents.
Written spending approval, reimbursement, vendor verification, income and prize records, subscriptions, refunds, reconciliation, and fraud reporting.
Event approval, adult organizers, eligibility, published rules, moderation coverage, check-in, match disputes, cancellation, prizes, and post-event review.
Accessible communications, neurodiversity-aware participation, confidential support requests, practical adjustments, written decisions, and review of access barriers.
Approved AI uses, sensitive-data restrictions, human review, synthetic media, bot permissions, automated moderation limits, incident response, and tool retirement.
The full member rules, moderator code, six-level enforcement ladder, severity guide, response process, evidence requirements, appeals, quick-action card, and action records.
Fair play, anti-cheat, exploits, match manipulation, bribery, betting, inside information, eligibility, equipment, evidence, integrity review, and disclosure tools.
The focused conduct standard for authority, communication, safeguarding, confidentiality, security, conflicts, service, public representation, resources, and reporting.
Dignity, equal access, harassment and discrimination prevention, reasonable adjustments, multiple reporting routes, response, and non-retaliation.
Disclosure, recusal, close relationships, gifts, outside roles, related-party decisions, self-dealing, safeguards, and conflict records.
The complete framework for protective action, neutral review, findings, six corrective-action levels, written outcomes, appeals, restoration, and non-retaliation.
The full staged resolution process, escalation routes, serious-incident exceptions, follow-up, appeals, and non-retaliation.
Adult-only authorization, buddy system, twice-daily check-ins, departure notices, conduct, expenses, and emergency response.
Least privilege, multifactor authentication, data minimization, confidential records, incident response, retention, recovery, and secure offboarding.
Official accounts, personal capacity, approvals, accuracy, privacy, commercial disclosures, corrections, archives, and crisis communication.
Partner screening, written scope, truthful endorsements, disclosures, fulfillment ownership, restricted categories, data, and audience protections.
Ownership, licenses, permissions, member work, brand assets, source files, likeness, portfolio use, takedowns, and offboarding.
Truthful recruiting, role descriptions, screening, onboarding, sustainable service, access, role review, resignation, removal, and offboarding.
A complete printable intake form covering reporter status, incident detail, impact, immediate action, evidence, privacy preferences, and internal review.
02 / 5 RESULTS
These are controlled starting points, not ready-to-sign contracts. Leadership must complete every material term and obtain appropriate legal review before anyone signs.
A 26-clause creator framework plus Schedule A for activity, content rights, brand use, sponsors, platform safety, compensation, minors, and offboarding.
A 25-clause adults-only formal roster framework plus Schedule A for eligibility, integrity, schedules, brand use, prizes, access, and offboarding.
A 27-clause development-pathway framework for adults or guardian-approved players ages 13-17, with online-only minor participation, safeguarding, media permissions, development planning, and Schedule A.
The full inventory, approved-use, care, third-party access, damage, liability, return, and failure-to-return framework.
Full confidentiality duties, exclusions, required-disclosure protections, term, return or deletion, and signature fields.
03 / 4 RESULTS
Internal structure translated into practical checklists and a member-facing welcome packet.
A 50-article ethical and operational framework covering member rights, management authority, role standards, fair review, support people, corrective action, grievances, appeals, and offboarding.
The full welcome-packet structure: mission, values, platforms, eight role and lead fields, volunteer status, resources, first steps, and team message.
Seven defined stages with owners, actions, outputs, role-specific document packets—including the development-player pathway—access controls, check-ins, and offboarding.
The complete source checklist across core agreements—including the development-player agreement—internal tools, public materials, wellness resources, and optional scale-ready controls.
04 / 2 RESULTS
Independent support links and practical education. These resources do not replace licensed medical, mental-health, financial, tax, legal, or emergency services.
The complete source resource directory plus current crisis support, practical next steps, gaming-focused resources, and internal support guidance.
The original Baby Steps, Ramsey tools, and debt-snowball framework plus irregular-income, tax, credit, and fraud guidance.
05 / REVIEW STANDARD
Each card displays the current PDF version and every document is dated August 2026. The QGX-based versions preserve the substantive sections, fields, checklists, and named-resource framework from the supplied source documents, then add current ADHDEsports rules and safeguards. QGX template-distribution and licensing pages are not part of these official ADHD documents.
The creator, formal competitive player, academy and development player, equipment, and confidentiality documents are templates. They are not legal advice and should not be issued as final agreements until leadership completes every relevant blank, adds role-specific terms, and obtains appropriate legal review.