What should you do if you suspect misconduct?

When you suspect misconduct, it is imperative to report the facts that make you suspicious. This approach upholds the principles of ensuring a safe and secure environment for all participants. Reporting your suspicions allows trained professionals or authorities to investigate appropriately, which is essential in matters of safety and compliance.

Taking immediate action to report suspicions helps to ensure that any potential misconduct is addressed swiftly and appropriately. It also allows for the possibility of protecting others who may be affected. The focus should be on the facts you observe rather than attempting to verify the truthfulness of the allegation on your own or gathering more information. Ignoring the suspicion not only fails to protect potential victims but also can perpetuate an environment in which misconduct can continue unchecked.