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225.3.4 The Appeals Commission shall allocate costs of the appeal pursuant to 224.15. 225.3.5 Decisions of the Appeals Commission may be announced orally at the conclusion of the deliberations or hearing should one take place. The decision, together with its reasoning, shall be submitted in writing to the FIS, which shall deliver them to the parties involved, their National Associations and all members of the Jury whose decision was appealed. In addition, the written decision shall be available at the FIS Office. 225.4 Further Appeals 225.4.1 Decisions of the Appeals Commission may be appealed to the FIS Court in accordance with Article 52; 52.1 and 52.2 of the Statutes. 225.4.2 Appeals to the FIS Court shall be in writing and submitted to the FIS Secretary-General in accordance with the time limits prescribed in Article 52; 52.1 and 52.2 of the Statutes from the date of the publication of the Appeals Commission decision. 225.4.3 An Appeal to the Appeals Commission or to the FIS Court will not delay the implementation of any penalty decision of the Competition Jury, Appeals Commission or Council. 226 Violation of Sanctions Where there is a violation of a sanction that has been imposed (according to <strong>ICR</strong> 223 or the FIS Anti-Doping Rules, the Council may impose such further and other sanctions that it considers appropriate. In such cases, some or all of the following sanctions may apply: 226.1 Sanctions against individuals involved: - a written reprimand; and/or - a monetary fine not to exceed the sum of CHF 100'000.-- and/or - competition suspension at the next level of sanction - for example if a three month suspension for a doping offence was imposed, a violation of the suspension will cause a two year suspension; if a two year suspension for a doping offence was imposed, a violation of the suspension will cause a lifetime suspension; and/or - withdrawal of accreditation from individuals involved. 226.2 Sanctions against a National Ski Association: - withdrawal of FIS funding to the National Ski Association; and/or - cancellation of future FIS events in the country involved; and/or - withdrawal of some or all FIS membership rights, including participation in all FIS calendar competitions, voting rights at the FIS Congress, membership of FIS Committees. 28
2 nd Section 300 Cross-Country Competitions 300.1 FIS sanctioned competitions are governed by the following FIS publications: <strong>ICR</strong> – first section (200s), second section (300s), World Cup Rules, Rules and Guidelines of the FIS Points and annual Cross-Country Guidelines approved by the FIS Cross-Country Committee. A. Organisation 301 The Organising Committee (OC) 301.1 An OC must be appointed for an international competition. The OC consists of members appointed by the National Ski Association (NSA) and the OC. The OC administers the rights, duties and obligations of the organiser. See article 210. 302 The Competition Officials 302.1 Appointment of the Competition Officials 302.1.1 FIS appointed officials are - At Olympic Winter Games (OWG) and World Ski Championships (WSC): the Technical Delegate (TD), Assistant TD, Jury Members and FIS Race Director (RD) - At World Cup (WC): the TD, Assistant TD and FIS Race Director (RD) - At Junior World Ski Championships (JWSC): the TD, Assistant TD and one Jury member - At Continental Cups (COC) and FIS competitions: the TD 302.1.2 NSA appointed officials are - At JWSC, WC, COC and FIS competitions: National Assistant TD 302.1.3 Organising Committee Appointed Members The Organiser appoints all other members. The Chair of the OC or his/her Assistant represents the OC to the public and chairs the meetings of the OC. He/she cooperates before and after the competition closely together with FIS. See art. 210. Within the OC there must be one person appointed as the Chief of Competition who is qualified to conduct the competition and to supervise the technical aspects of the competition. The Competition Officials are specialists who are particularly well qualified for their assigned duties. Each official is allowed to do only one job. Officials must be easily recognized by their uniforms, armbands or badges. 302.1.4 The TD and the Jury must be constantly informed by the OC of progress in their preparatory work and of changes that may have to be made. 29
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