Insurance · 3 min read
Insurance — What V-Insurance Covers
What CAQ's V-Insurance policy protects, when to call, and what's still being confirmed with the broker.
Read the guide →Hub · Regulatory
Keeping the Club Safe
Insurance, risk assessment and Blue Card obligations are the things a committee worries about quietly and rarely gets a straight answer on. This is the straight answer: what the member policy covers, the paperwork that protects you, and who actually needs a Blue Card.
The 3 sections here, and the colour each one runs on
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Safety & Risk
Risk assessment, incidents, and the paperwork that protects you.
- 01Legal & RiskA quick map of every legal, insurance and documentation resource CAQ clubs need — the topic guides, role-specific duty guides, templates, and who to call when something happens.
- 02Civil Liability Act 2003 (Qld) — Volunteer ProtectionHow Queensland law shields committee members from personal civil liability for genuinely voluntary work, what "good faith" actually requires, and the records that prove you met it.
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Working With Children
Blue Cards — who needs one, who does not, and how a club stays on the right side of it.
Nobody expects you to know all of this
If Keeping the Club Safe doesn't answer it, ask on the forum — the odds are strong that another Queensland club has already been through exactly the same thing.
Where else to look
The rest of Club Hub, beyond Keeping the Club Safe.
Running the CommitteeThe constitution, the committee's own duties and sharing the volunteer load — are we doing this properly?
Money & GrantsFinancial records, the treasurer's obligations, audit tiers, and finding grant money.
Grounds & FacilitiesLawns, equipment and buildings — how do we keep the place playable?
Growing Your ClubCome & Try, events and marketing that works for croquet — how do we get more people?
myCroquetThe membership system — one login, not two systems: club secretaries manage their own members directly.
CroquetClaude & AIWhat's being built for CAQ and clubs, and how AI is used and labelled — who made this and is it real?