What is an MPIO?

An MPIO is the person who is the first port of call for players, administrators, coaches and officials if they are feeling unsafe or have a concern. That may sound daunting, but an MPIO is not responsible for solving problems, rather it is the person who listens and then directs the issue to the most appropriate person to handle the matter. More information about the role of an MPIO, and how to appoint one, can be found here.

MPIOs in tennis across NSW are fully supported by Tennis NSW in ensuring they are comfortable and can seek advice when needed. MPIOs are critical to best practice operations of your club or tennis organisation.

Join the Tennis NSW MPIO Network

In 2024, Tennis NSW will be re-launching the MPIO Network (the Network) and are calling for all interested club committee members to express their interest in being a part of the group.

The MPIO Network provides a safe space for people to seek advice, hear from other MPIOs around the state and stay up to date with the latest information, training, resources and legislation. The Network is lead by Tennis NSW Head of Policy, Integrity and Risk, Matt Allen.

Over the next 12 months we will host several online webinars: 

To express your interest in joining the Network, please CLICK HERE and fill in the online EOI form.

MPIO Network Session Videos

Session 1 – Introduction to Network + Role of MPIO + MPIO Training 

Session 2 – Difficult conversations + Overview of complaint management options 

If you have any questions or would like more information, please get in touch with us at [email protected].