THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

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- The applicant must attend the annual TD update course held be the NSA (June-July Southern Hemisphere, October-November Northern Hemisphere). - Attend two FIS races held in his/her country in order to gain experience under the supervision of the TD Commissioner or his appointed representative. - Complete official reports for these assignments and send them to his/her TD Commissioner, with copies to the FIS (in an official language). - At the end of the season the NSA applies to the FIS for official acceptance of the applicant, copy to the TD Commissioner. Second Year - The applicant must attend the annual national TD update. - Must pass the written and oral entrance examination conducted in an official FIS language. As a Candidate Is assigned under the supervision of a TD Examiner (from another country) to a: - Practical assessment (Downhill event) - Practical examination (Giant Slalom or Slalom and acting as the TD) - Complete official reports for these assignments and send them to his/her TD Commissioner, with copies to the FIS (in an official language) - The FIS Office will verify all the information from the different reports from the candidate and examiners and provide such details as necessary to the Sub-Committee for TDs. - The Sub-Committee may decide not to issue a TD licence if the candidate has not completed all requirements or is deemed to be unsuitable. In this event the Sub-Committee may decide as to whether the candidate may continue to train as a FIS TD and which parts of the procedure have to be repeated. - If the candidate is considered to be suitable she/he will become an official FIS Alpine Technical Delegate after the next TD update course. 602.1.5.3 At any event only one TD candidate may serve with a TD. Exceptions can be authorised by the FIS. 602.1.5.4 The assignment of the TD candidates is conducted, on proposal of the national responsible officials for TD questions, by the FIS, which also checks the performances of the individual candidates. 602.1.5.5 The TD candidate has no right to reimbursement of costs. 602.1.5.6 The TD is responsible for training the candidate assigned to him. 602.1.6 Licence The licence is a numbered identification document valid for 12 months. It must be renewed each year and is obligatory for every TD. 602.1.7 Further Training and Expiration of Licence 38
602.2 Appointment Every licensed TD must take part annually in a further training course supervised by FIS. A TD will lose his licence if he misses two consecutive TD updates or misses two years’ assignments and can show no good reason for his absence. To regain the licence he must once again undergo the TD Candidate procedures. 602.2.1. For Olympic Winter Games, FIS World Ski Championships and FIS Junior World Ski Championships the appointment is made by the FIS Council on recommendation of the Alpine Committee. 602.2.2 For all other competitions, the appointment is made by the Sub- Committee for Alpine Technical Delegates. 602.2.3 An exception is made for Children, CIT, Masters, WC DAR, DAR, CISM, Customs and UNI races, for which the TD's are proposed by the committee in question and confirmed by the Sub-Committee for Alpine Technical Delegates. 602.2.4 A TD cannot be member of the organising association. In exceptional cases the Committee for Alpine Technical Delegates may appoint a TD from the same country. He must, however, not be a member of the organising club or of the regional association. 602.3 TD Replacement 602.3.1 If the TD for Olympic Winter Games, FIS World Ski Championships or FIS Junior World Ski Championships is unable to serve, the FIS Council as well as the National Ski Association to which the TD belongs are to be notified. The FIS Council must appoint another TD immediately. 602.3.2 For all other races the National Ski Association to which the TD belongs is responsible for the immediate appointment of a replacement. The Organising Committee in question and the FIS are to be informed immediately. 602.3.3 If for unforeseen reasons, a TD for the Olympic Winter Games or FIS World Ski Championships does not arrive or arrives too late at a competition and is thereby partly or completely unable to fulfil his function at the competition, a deputy is to be named by the FIS Council from amongst the members of the Jury present at the competition site. 602.3.4 At all other international races, a deputy for the absent TD is to be named on the spot by the Jury. The replacement must likewise meet the requirements of art. 602.1.6. In an emergency, a TD can also be named who does not meet these requirements, but is competent to ensure the conduct (or continuation) of the race. Stringent criteria must be applied when choosing this person. 602.3.5 The replacement TD has the same rights and duties as the TD originally appointed. 39
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