THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

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224.4 Limitation A person shall not be sanctioned if proceedings to invoke such sanction have not been commenced against that person within 72 hours following the offence. 224.5 Each person who is a witness to an alleged offence is required to testify at any hearing called by the Jury, and the Jury is required to consider all relevant evidence. 224.6 The Jury may confiscate objects that are suspected of being used in violation of equipment guidelines. 224.7 Prior to the imposition of a penalty (except in cases of reprimands and withdrawal of accreditation according to 223.5 and 224.2), the person accused of an offence shall be given the opportunity to present a defence at a hearing, orally or in writing. 224.8 All Jury decisions shall be recorded in writing and shall include: 224.8.1 The offence alleged to have been committed 224.8.2 The evidence of the offence 224.8.3 The rule (s) or Jury directives that have been violated 224.8.4 The penalty imposed. 224.9 The penalty shall be appropriate to the offence. The scope of any penalty imposed by the Jury must consider any mitigating and aggravating circumstances. 224.10 Remedies 224.10.1 Except as provided for in 224.11, a penalty decision of the Jury may be appealed in accordance with the provisions in the ICR. 224.10.2 If an appeal is not filed within the deadline established in the ICR, the penalty decision of the Jury becomes final. 224.11 The following decisions of the Jury are not subject to appeal: 224.11.1 Oral penalties imposed under 223.5 and 224.2 224.11.2 Monetary fines less than CHF 1'000.-- (One Thousand Swiss Francs) for single offence and a further CHF 2'500.-- for repeated offences by the same person. 224.12 In all remaining cases, appeals are to be directed to the Appeals Commission, as per the ICR. 224.13 The Jury shall have the right to submit to the Appeals Commission recommendations for penalties in excess of monetary fines of CHF 5'000.- and suspensions beyond the event in which the offence occurred (223.4). 24
224.14 FIS Council shall have the right to submit to the Appeals Commission comments with respect to any written penalty decisions by the Jury. 224.15 Costs of Proceedings Fees and cash expenses, including travel expenses (costs of the proceedings) are to be calculated comparable to costs paid to TD's and are to be paid by the offender. In the case of a reversal of Jury decisions, in whole or in part, the FIS covers all costs. 224.16 Enforcement of Monetary Fines 224.16.1 The FIS oversees the enforcement of monetary fines and the costs of proceedings. Enforcement costs are considered costs of the proceedings. 224.16.2 Any outstanding monetary fines imposed on an offender is considered a debt of the National Association to which the offender is a member. 224.17 Benefit Fund All monetary fines are paid into the FIS Youth Promotion Fund. 224.18 These rules are not applicable to any violation of FIS Doping rules. 225 Appeals Commission 225.1 Appointments 225.1.1 The FIS Council shall appoint from the Discipline Sub-committee for Rules (or Discipline Committee if there is no Rules Sub-Committee) a Chairman and a Vice Chairman of the Appeals Commission. The Vice Chairman shall preside when the Chairman is either unavailable or is disqualified for bias and prejudice. 225.1.2 The Chairman shall appoint 3 members, which may include himself, to the Appeals Commission from the Discipline Rules Sub-Committee or Discipline Committee for each case appealed or submitted to be heard, whose decisions shall be by majority vote. 225.1.3 To avoid either actual bias and prejudice or the appearance of bias and prejudice, members appointed to an Appeals Commission shall not be members of the same National Association as the offender whose case is under appeal. In addition, members appointed to an Appeals Commission must report voluntarily to the Chairman any bias and prejudice they may hold for or against the offender. Persons who are biased and prejudiced shall be disqualified from serving on the Appeals Commission by the Chairman or, in the event the Chairman is disqualified, by the Vice Chairman. 225.2 Responsibility 225.2.1 The Appeals Commission shall only hold hearings with respect to appeals by offenders or by the FIS Council from decisions of competition juries, or matters referred to it by competition juries recommending penalties in excess of those provided for in the Sanction rules. 25
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