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The Western Australian Institute of Sport board will assume responsibility for oversight of the forthcoming Sport Integrity Australia independent review into historic allegations of mistreatment of gymnasts at its former high performance Women's Artistic Gymnastics program.

Statement from the board of the Western Australian Institute of Sport in response to the Australian Human Rights Commission report commissioned by Gymnastics Australia into allegations of systemic mistreatment of athletes in the sport of gymnastics.

The Western Australian Institute of Sport welcomes the release of the Australian Human Rights Commission report following its Independent Review of gymnastics in Australia.

As a result of the Western Australian Government announcement, imposing a 3-day lockdown for the Perth metropolitan area and the >