1. WWC – Why do I need it?

2. The Pros Not every member needs to have WWC
Youth programs or programs with youth involvement
Members can be involved in any youth program
Youth protected
Rotarians protected
Brand protected
Confidentiality
Details limited to Club WWC Officer
District YPO available for independent support/progression

3. The Cons Some Clubs/members feel their privacy compromised
Each Club needs a WWC officer
WWC Officer needs to maintain necessary details
WWC interaction required with any third parties involved in events for cross-checking
Exchange hosting – regular family contacts (uncles, aunts, cousins etc) all need WWC
Non-rotarians associating with youth need WWC

4. The Club Requirements WWC Officer WWC Policy and Procedure Answers to:
Procedures for child-related events?
Complaint process for a child?
Club-hosted District youth events must have Risk Assessment completed including WWC for all involved
District Youth Protection Officer as reference point

5. What If…? What if I don’t want to get my WWC?
What if I never have anything to do with youth?
What if I object to my privacy being compromised?
What if we can’t find anyone to take on the WWC role?
What if someone’s check gets rejected?
How many need to be in the Club WWC Committee?
How often does the Committee need to change?
What happens after I refer an event to the DYPO?