There are different reasons.
The first reason could be that the matter submitted to us doesn't relate to maltreatment, discrimination or another behaviour under the UCCMS, which is our jurisdiction.
The second reason could be that the organization impacted is not a signatory to our program. That being said, as we've discussed in the previous question, we are seeing fewer of these occur, because the number of organizations joining has increased significantly.
The last reason is one that refers to some existing gaps. For example, if an organization has joined but the participant impacted by the allegation is a coach in a local club, it may not mean that today this coach is under the authority and jurisdiction of the national organization. As such, they may not fall under our jurisdiction.
However, as I said, even if that's the case, we're going to try to find ways that we can help to provide resources through our program or otherwise for the people who come forward with their issue.