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2.23 Official Surveyor (IAAF Rule 135) The Official Surveyor shall check the accuracy of the markings and installations and shall furnish appropriate certificates to the Technical / Competition Manager before the competition. He shall be given full access to stadium plans and drawings and the latest measurement report for the purpose of this verification. 2.24 Wind Gauge Operator (IAAF Rule 136) The Wind Gauge Operator shall ensure that the gauge is placed in accordance with Rule 18.12 (Track Events) and 27.6 (Field Events). He shall ascertain the velocity of the wind in the running direction in appropriate events and shall then record and sign the results obtained and communicate them to the Competition Secretary. 2.25 Measurement Judge (Scientific) (IAAF Rule 137) One (or more) Measurement Judge(s) shall be appointed when Electronic or Video Distance Measurement or other scientific measurement device is to be used. Before the start of the competition, he will meet the technical staff involved and familiarize himself with the equipment. Before each event he will supervise the positioning of the measuring instruments, taking account of the technical requirements given by the technical staff. To ensure that the equipment is operating correctly, he shall, before and after the event, supervise a set of measurements in conjunction with the Judges and under the supervision of the Referee (and if possible, the ITO assigned to the event), to confirm agreement with results achieved using a calibrated certified steel tape. A form of conformity shall be issued and signed by all those involved in the test and attached to the results card. During the competition he shall remain in overall charge of the operation. He will report to the Field Events Referee to certify that the equipment is accurate. 2.26 Call Room Judges (IAAF Rule 138) The Call Room Chief Judge shall supervise the transit between the warm-up area and the competition area to ensure that the athletes after being checked in the Call Room, be present and ready at the competition site for the scheduled start of their event. The Call Room Judges shall ensure that athletes are wearing the national or Club uniform clothing officially approved by their [National Paralympic Committee], that the bibs are IPC Athletics Rules & Regulations 2013 Updated January 2013 37
worn correctly and correspond with start lists, that shoes, number and dimension of spikes, advertising on clothing and athletes’ bags comply with the Rules and Regulations and that unauthorized material is not taken into the arena. The Judges shall refer any unresolved issues or matters arising to the Call Room Referee. 2.27 Advertising Commissioner (IAAF Rule 139) The Advertising Commissioner (when appointed) will supervise and apply the current Advertising Rules and Regulations and shall determine any unresolved advertising issues or matters arising in the Call Room in conjunction with the Call Room Referee. 2.28 Chief Classifier Where international classification is staged, a chief classifier shall be appointed by IPC Athletics. The Chief Classifier shall liaise with the Organizing Committee and the appointed Technical Delegate to ensure that suitable facilities and logistics are provided for the conduct of classification. He shall supervise and ensure the appointed International Classifiers deliver classification in full compliance with the IPC Athletics Classification Rules and Regulations. The Chief Classifier shall be responsible for all matters relating to classification. 2.29 International Classifiers International Classifiers shall be appointed by IPC Athletics to work in their duties as members of classification panels. They shall evaluate and observe athletes’ in terms of their respective impairment pre and/or during competition, and allocate sport class and class status in accordance with IPC Athletics Classification Rules and Regulations. IPC Athletics Rules & Regulations 2013 Updated January 2013 38
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C. THROWING EVENTS FOR AMBULANT ATH
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Figure 9 - Layout of Discus circle
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1. Throwing Frame Specifications: a
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each individual event during a pred
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Lanes 2. The track should have a mi
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RULE 44: Clothing, Shoes and Athlet
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should be 0.1% which means that eac
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e) Such authorized persons may not
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Sport Classes F40-46 Age Group Open
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