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2.06.08 No application will be accepted unless it bears the signature of the President, Secretary, or other
responsible person representing the applicant’s National Federation.
2.06.09 Any required entry fees, bonds of participation, or proof of payment must be attached to the
application.
2.06.10 For all Inter-Continental Championships, reference must be made to Part B, Paragraph 1, Article 2
of the FIRS Medical Regulations.
2.06.11 Late entries will not be accepted for a World,Inter-Continental, or Continental Championships.
2.06.12 The organizers must publish all entries by event and class within ten (10) days following the
closing date for acceptance of entry applications.
2.06.13 In the event of an unavoidable postponement, the organizers must immediately inform all
participants, National Federations, and the CIPA Executive Committee concerning the new dates
of competition. The entries will remain valid until information to the contrary is received. Such
postponement will not result in an extension of the entry application final date of acceptance.
TR 2.07
Issuance of Permit
2.07.01 After payment of the appropriate fees, FIRS members may obtain permission from the CIPA
Executive Committee to organize international artistic roller skating events.
2.07.02 Members of CIPA, FIRS, or their affiliated members (clubs, skaters, officials, etc.) who participate
in international roller skating events which have not received written permission in advance from
the CIPA Executive Committee as required under the section of these regulations entitled “Issuance
of Permit” may face penalties as prescribed by the regulations.
2.07.03 A Certificate of Permit (approval) must be displayed at the venue and the invitations to
participating National Federations must mention that the event is permitted (approved) by CIPA.
2.07.04 Such permits (approval) must show the date on which the permit was granted and the permit
(approval) number.
2.07.05 The organizers of international artistic roller skating events must submit a written report to CIPA
covering the following:
A A list of all participating National Federations.
B. A list of all participating judges, referees and calculators.
C. The final results of all competitions and the placement of all participants.
D. Short overview of the events.
2.07.06 These reports are to be submitted within fifteen (15) days following the completion of the events.
2.07.07 Permits must be obtained for (but not limited to) all artistic roller skating events as outlined in TR
2.03.
2.07.08 All permit (approval) applications must be accompanied by the appropriate fees as listed below:
Inter-Continental Championships .... …$200
Continental Championships ........ …$200
Inter-Continental Competitions .. …$100
International Invitational(s) ......... …$50
International Club………………….$25
2.07.09 All official fees are to be paid in the US Dollars. Checks are always to be made payable to CIPA
and must be in the currency of USA Dollars. Checks received which cannot be deposited directly
into the CIPA account without additional loss due to exchange rates will be returned to the sender
and the account will be considered not paid.
2.07.10 The fees for annual invitational top-class events, Continental Confederation and Area
Confederation Championships shall be paid to CIPA SIX (6) months in advance of the first day of
competition.
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