Swans culture review faces questions about depth and independence
Workplace experts question the Swans' review. Can it examine club executives? Or will it only investigate players involved in sexual assault allegations?
Players were involved in allegations. The alleged incident occurred in August at a Melbourne hotel.
Victoria Police declined to press charges. The women's lawyers plan civil claims.
A separate drug-driving incident in November also raised questions. Chief executive Matthew Pavlich outlined the review process.
Workplace relations specialist Paul O'Halloran says key details remain unanswered. Can the board and executives be examined?
Will findings be published? Will people speak confidentially?
Experts say the club must show real change, not simply move past the controversy.
Why it mattersA review that is incomplete or surface level risks letting systemic problems at the club stay unaddressed. This could damage public trust in the AFL.
