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INTEGRITY PPROGRAMME Education Module

Why corruption is dangerous to football in New Zealand. And you. PART ONE: Why corruption is dangerous to football in New Zealand. And you.

Protect yourself. Protect football. Introduction A new wave of match-fixing and corruption is threating football world wide. Match-fixing is an international business. It is controlled by sophisticated, organised crime syndicates. It is profitable, and easy to achieve. It’s a crime in New Zealand. Protect yourself. Protect football.

Why is corruption a risk in NZ? Gambling is big business in Asia The time zone means New Zealand competitions are played at appealing times for Asian gambling markets National League broadcast and digital media has increased the profile of New Zealand competitions Players are amateur and prime targets for corrupt individuals

… but no one cares about New Zealand! How much do you think was bet on last years Premiership? Estimated NZD$30 million This is an average of NZD$250,000 on each match Almost all of this was in poorly regulated Asian markets International gambling companies hold odds on Regional Premier Leagues – meaning you are a target.

How does fixing work? Fixing is to fix, contrive, improperly influence or otherwise take action which could cause the occurrence of a particular result or any other aspect of a match or event. Spot-fixing – is easy First stoppage First corner Yellow card More complex: First goal, half-time score, more goals A v B

Recognise it: How fixers may target you. You may be targeted, or it could be a family member. Be suspicious of: Offers of sponsorship or scholarships Offers of trips or overseas trials Offers of drugs, alcohol, or … New friends asking for trivial information such as the starting list or injury news Beware: Fixers will exploit your vulnerabilities or secrets such as addictions and/or debts If you bet on football, you’re a target for fixers to exploit and corrupt

Recognise it: How fixers may target you. Fixers are skilled at forming relationships and grooming targets. It’s their trade. History tells us that almost all corrupted players were groomed over a long period of time – it takes years! It will start as a friendship. Followed by small favours. Once you are in … you will never get out!

General advice to players, coaches and other officials. PART TWO: General advice to players, coaches and other officials.

#1. BE SMART: KNOW THE RULES Before each season, familiarise yourself with the rules and regulations governing football in New Zealand. Beware, in August 2015 New Zealand Football adopted the Anti-Match Fixing and Sports Betting Regulations. You are defined as a ‘Relevant Person’ and the regulations and their restrictions apply to you. Visit nzfootball.co.nz/rules-and-regulations/

#2. BE SAFE: KNOW THE RESTRICTIONS ON BETTING ON FOOTBALL The general rule is, you are not permitted to bet on any match or competition you or your team is involved in. Beware, if you’re involved in a winter season Regional Premier League and/or National League you are not permitted to bet on those matches or competitions. For example, if you play in the NRFL Premier League you cannot bet on the Central League. You cannot ask or instruct someone else to place any bets. If you break the rules, you could face a 2-year suspension.

#3. BE CAREFUL: DON’T SHARE INSIDE INFORMATION Inside information is information considered to not be available to the general public. You are not allowed to pass inside information on to someone else where it might be used for betting purposes. Never seek or offer or agree to swap any benefit or reward for inside information about you, your team or football in general.

#4. BE CLEAN: NEVER FIX A MATCH Fixing is to fix, contrive, improperly influence or otherwise take action which could cause the occurrence of a particular result or any other aspect of a match or event. Fixing is prohibited and treated very seriously by New Zealand Football and potentially the police. Seeking, offering or accepting (or even agreeing to offer or accept) any bribes, benefit or reward to fix is similarly prohibited and serious. If you attempt to fix, you are likely to get caught and face a life ban and possibly criminal charges.

#5. BE OPEN: TELL SOMEONE If you are approached or suspect someone you know has been approached or is involved in fixing or inappropriately betting on football - you must report it. Failure to report any such information may result in a charge against you. If you have any questions or want to send a report, you can do so confidentially by contacting the Integrity Officer on integrity@nzfootball.co.nz

Protect yourself. Protect football. Play your part in protecting the integrity of football in New Zealand: Recognise. Resist. Report. Remove the risk. Don’t bet on football. Most importantly, look out for your mates.

To submit a question or reports: contact Integrity@nzfootball.co.nz For more information: visit nzfootball.co.nz To submit a question or reports: contact Integrity@nzfootball.co.nz