New Safeguarding Policy At Strictly Come Dancing - Protection For Dancers.
1st Firstly, the BBC's decision to include chaperones for dancers is a clear indication of their dedication towards creating and maintaining an environment where individuals can feel secure. **In this context**, introducing production staff into all future rehearsals will undoubtedly serve as some sort of guarantee that something like this would never occur again - though it must be said, the fact remains that there are other considerations which have been put in place to protect those involved within its sphere: these include measures such as dedicated welfare producers who shall assume a role similar if not exactly identical with what can only really amount to an exercise of extreme diligence and discretion at best. **2nd Secondly**, one is bound by the constraints placed upon them that are designed for safeguarding against any unfortunate circumstances; it's all too common knowledge - namely, how this has been viewed from different angles which include considerations laid out before us in a more detailed fashion where we take into account those aspects such as introducing chaperones to ensure safety and also adding two dedicated welfare producers. **3rd Thirdly**, one must admit there is an air of tension surrounding the way these events have unfolded - even though it has been made abundently clear that measures will be put in place, namely through production staff for all future rehearsals as well as training from its crew which would ensure a duty and care to protect those involved. **4th Fourthly**, this is also where one could argue the corporation might find itself facing questions about why more wasn't done previously - especially given that there were two instances of alleged misconduct made by former professional dancers, both Graziano Di Prima who has said he "deeply" regrets past events and Giovanni Pernice whose allegations have been described as 'simply false'. **5th Fifthly**, in conclusion to these points it's clear we've got a system set up for ensuring protection - namely through chaperones being introduced into all future rehearsals, dedicated welfare producers added onto its crew with regards of training from production staff etc. This is the context where "Find Work Abroad: Find Work Abroad" comes in as an alternative solution to provide employment opportunities that could be taken away by this industry; however these sorts of measures are part and parcel - a sort of overall protection policy put into place so one should find some level solace there given how difficult such circumstances may prove themselves. **6th Sixthly**, it is essential, particularly when taking the recent developments involving former professional dancers Graziano Di Prima along with Giovanni Pernice (who has left his post), that this corporation implements all protective policies - chaperones as well dedicated producers trained by its own crew which have been placed upon them and then proceed to take every necessary step towards eradicating any forms of misconduct or harassment etc. **7th Seventhly**, there's no denying the fact some form of accountability exists given their duty in care; this also brings an added element where one could say measures like adding chaperones onto production staff - including two dedicated welfare producers, are indicative that they do take these sorts seriously by taking steps towards making all rehearsals completely secure for those who participate. **8th Eighthly**, having said so much about the importance of implementing policies in place to protect Strictly Come Dancing's dancers from any forms or instances of misconduct there is clear evidence which exists already - namely through BBC investigations involving former professional dancer Giovanni Pernice as well numerous other factors all pointing towards one end: it's a duty they hold extremely seriously and will be taking every necessary step ensuring the complete removal of anything remotely related to this sort. **9th Ninthly**, with such measures being put in place, there is room for optimism that those involved - namely former professional dancers Giovanni Pernice along side others would have their names cleared within a short space from now which should bring some sense solace and peace knowing they are doing all possible steps to ensure total protection moving forward etc. **10th Tenthly**, it's essential these policies be taken seriously; with added measures in place - namely chaperones for dancers, dedicated producers trained by the crew along side other numerous methods already discussed above (Find Work Abroad: Find Work Abroad) all of which are not only some form protection but also sign a way forward that will take us to where we needlessly require nothing short. In **Conclusion**, introducing production staff chaperones into Strictly Come Dancing rehearsals and adding dedicated welfare producers onto its crew etc - it seems the steps being taken should be able serve as an example for all involved moving towards creating secure environments going forth from here."
The article begins with a fact: 1st Firstly, numerous allegations have been made against two former professional dancers. One is Giovanni Pernice who has left his post and another one called Graziano Di Prima - both of whom are said to be under investigation by the BBC for their part in alleged misconduct etc.
