These charts outline the report process and possible outcomes. The length of time a report will take depends on many factors, but there are established timelines for every stage of the process.

For more information about the report process, please consult the CSSP Rules.   

Report Process

The following chart shows the paths a report could take and the decision points in the CSSP report process. 

Click the image below to open the report process flow chart:

CSSP Report Process flow chart

Provisional Measures

The following chart shows the decision path if provisional measures are needed at the initial stage of the report process. Provisional measures can also be implemented by the CCES at any point during the process.

Click the image below to open the provisional measures flow chart:

CSSP Provisional Measures flow chart


Related terms from the CSSP Rules in the glossary:
See Also...
Canadian Safe Sport Program

Everyone has the right to train and compete in safe, respectful, and supportive environments. We believe Canada’s sport system should prioritize the safety and well-being of everyone involved.

REPORT Safe Sport

The CCES independently administers the UCCMS for federally funded national-level sport organizations through the CSSP. We receive and respond to reports about individuals who may have engaged in prohibited behaviour under the UCCMS.

Glossary

The glossary lists terms used in CSSP Rules and the UCCMS.