Technical & Competition Rules - Amateur Boxing Scotland

9.3.2. Any second encouraging or inciting spectators by words or signs to advise or encourage
a boxer during the progress of a round shall not be permitted to continue to act as a
second at the tournament where the offence is committed. If a second is removed by
the Referee from the corner, this second shall not offi ciate any more in that session of
the competition.
9.3.3. Once a second is removed from the corner by the Referee, this second shall leave the
boxing hall for the remainder of the session. If, during the tournament, this second is
removed for a second time, this second shall be permanently suspended from acting as
a second in that tournament.
RULE 10. MEDICAL JURY
10.1. Qualifi cation
A qualifi ed Doctor of Medicine, licensed in good standing in own country and certifi ed by AIBA shall
be appointed by the Chairman of the AIBA Medical Commission. If possible, a licensed Ringside
Physician certifi ed by AIBA shall be appointed by the Chairman of the AIBA Medical Commission.
10.2. Attendance in Competition
That Doctor of Medicine should be in attendance throughout the competition and should not leave
the place where it is held before the end of the last bout and until this Doctor has seen the two boxers
who participated in such bout. The Medical Jury may wear surgical gloves during the bout.
10.3. Number of Medical Jury
10.3.1. In the case of one ring, in all AIBA Approved Events including the Olympic Games and
World Championships, a minimum of two (2) and maximum of three (3) AIBA Medical
Jury members are appointed. However, in any case, there shall not be more than two
(2) Medical Jury Members at one ringside.
10.3.2. In the case of two rings, in all AIBA Approved Events including the Olympic Games and
World Championships, a maximum of two (2) AIBA Medical Jury members for each ring
is required.
10.3.3. In both cases, the Chairman of the AIBA Medical Commission can use local doctors for
the position of Medical Jury members.
10.4. Requirement of Anti-Doping Jury
For any of AIBA Approved Events, one (1) anti-doping specialist should be present to control the
anti-doping process under the supervision of the AIBA Medical Jury members.
10.5. Main Duties of Medical Jury
10.5.1. General Duties
10.5.1.1. The AIBA Medical Jury checks are designated for Medical Examinations to
ensure that:
• The competitors have enough space.
• There is a direct access to the weighing-in room.
• There exists some heating (if necessary), suffi cient light and good
ventilation.
•
There are a suffi cient number of chairs and desks.
10.5.1.2. An AIBA Medical Commission Member shall be present at the initial Medical
Examination and all subsequent pre-bout examinations of boxers at all
international competitions.
10.5.1.3. AIBA Medical Jury members shall assist medical offi cers from individual
countries.
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