THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

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223.1.4 All FIS affiliated associations, including their members registered for accreditation, shall accept and acknowledge these rules and sanctions imposed, subject only to the right to appeal pursuant to the FIS Statutes and <strong>ICR</strong> 223.2 Applicability 223.2.1 Persons These sanctions apply to: - all persons who are accredited by the FIS or the organiser for an event published in the FIS calendar (an event) both within and without the confines of the competition area and any location connected with the competition, and - all persons who are not accredited, within the confines of the competition area 223.3 Penalties 223.3.1 The commission of an offence may subject a person to the following penalties: - Reprimand - written or verbal - Withdrawal of accreditation - Denial of accreditation - Monetary fine not more than CHF 100’000.-- - A time penalty 223.3.1.1 FIS-affiliated associations are liable to the FIS for the payment of any fines and incurred administrative expenses imposed on persons whose registration for accreditation they arranged. 223.3.1.2 Persons not subject 223.3.1.1 also are liable to the FIS for fines and incurred administrative expenses. If such persons do not pay these fines, they shall be subject to a withdrawal of any permission to apply for accreditation to FIS events for a period of one year. 223.3.1.3 Payment of fines is due within 8 (eight) days following their imposition. 223.3.2 All competing competitors may be subject to the following additional penalties: - Disqualification - Impairment of their starting position - Forfeiture of prizes and benefits in favour of the organiser - Suspension from FIS events 223.3.3 A competitor shall only be disqualified if his mistake would result in an advantage for him with regard to the end result, unless the Rules state otherwise in an individual case. 223.4 A jury may impose the penalties provided in 223.3.1 and 223.3.2, however they may not impose a monetary fine of more than CHF 5'000.-- or suspend a competitor beyond the FIS event at which the offence occurred. 22
223.5 The following Penalty decisions may be given verbally: - reprimands - the withdrawal of accreditation for the current event from persons who had not been registered with the organiser through their National Associations - the withdrawal of the accreditation for the current event from FISaccredited persons - the denial of accreditation to the current event from persons who are within the confines of the competition area or any other location connected with the competition. 223.6 The following Penalty decisions shall be in writing: - monetary fines - disqualification - impaired starting position - competition suspensions - withdrawal of accreditation from persons who had been registered through their National Association - withdrawal of accreditation of FIS accredited persons 223.7 Written Penalty decisions must be sent to the offender (if it is not a competitor), the offender’s National Association and the Secretary General of FIS. 223.8 Any disqualification shall be recorded in the Referee’s and/or the TD`s Report. 223.9 All penalties shall be recorded in the TD's Report. 224 Procedural Guidelines 224.1 Competence of Jury The Jury at the event has the right to impose sanctions according to the above rules by majority vote. In the case of a tie, the chairman of the Jury has the deciding vote. 224.2 Within the location, especially during the training and the competition period, each voting Jury member is authorised to issue oral reprimands and withdraw the accreditation which is issued for the current event. 224.3 Collective Offences If several persons commit the same offence at the same time and under the same circumstances, the Jury’s decision as to one offender may be considered binding upon all offenders. The written decision shall include the names of all offenders concerned, and the scope of the penalty to be assessed upon each of them. The decision will be delivered to each offender. 23
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