The Cricket Safeguarding Panel is convened under the ECB Safeguarding Regulations. Its function is to consider whether an individual poses a risk of harm to Children or Adults at Risk within cricket; to consider if any steps can be taken to manage that risk and if appropriate impose relevant control measures to either eliminate the assessed risk to Children or Adults at Risk in cricket, or to bring it within manageable levels.  

The panel acts to establish and uphold agreed standards within the game, and to ensure its integrity, independently of interests within the game and to the highest standards of regulatory practice. 

You will effectively manage the running of the Cricket Safeguarding Panel hearing and use your safeguarding experience to support appropriate risk assessment and clear, defensible decision making in relation to those subject to safeguarding investigation.  

You will be expected to commit to attending a Safeguarding Panel hearing at least once per quarter. The hearings take place mostly online during the working week (10am-6pm).