WDSF COMPETITION RULES - World DanceSport Federation

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(d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k) (l) (m) (n) An adjudicator shall not make any false representation in respect of his/her accreditation level or experience and in relation to his/her adjudicators licence. Once an adjudicator is engaged to officiate at a particular event s/he can only act as an adjudicator throughout the event and this Code applies to the event as a whole. An adjudicator shall not coach, teach, or give any advice to any participating couple during an event at which he/she is judging. An adjudicator shall not threaten to mark a couple in a particular way. An adjudicator shall not in any way threaten a couple during the conduct of a competition s/he is judging and in which the couple is competing. An adjudicator shall refrain from publicly taking any partisan position in respect of any couple he/she may judge in any competition. An adjudicator shall not seek by any means to improperly influence, or to intimidate, another adjudicator. An adjudicator who is not a member of the judging panel for an event, shall not discuss with any adjudicator who is a member of the judging panel for that event the merits of the performance of a competitor in that event or any previous performances or results, before the completion of the event. An adjudicator shall not discuss the merits of a competitor’s performance with the competitor before the end of the event in which s/he is judging. An adjudicator shall not seek to influence the outcome of a competition other than by marking all couples in the competition on their merits An adjudicator when appointed to judge an WDSF event has to judge strictly according to WDSF rules and policies. WDSF Presidium - Motion 11 10 13 Re WDSF Adjudicators' Code.doc Page 5/10 WDSF Office · C. Oriente 78-84, Floor 1, Office 14 · 08172 Sant Cugat · SPAIN TEL: +34 93 544 23 92 · FAX: +34 93 583 11 04 · E-Mail: office@idsfspain.com www.worlddancesport.org
(o) (p) (q) (r) An adjudicator shall not engage in any conduct that is intended to gain an advantage for any competitor An adjudicator shall not falsely claim to officially represent WDSF in any capacity. If an adjudicator converses with fellow adjudicators, spectators, competitors or coaches during an event, s/he may not discuss the performance of any couple s/he is judging or any of their previous performances or results, until after the end of the event. No adjudicator may participate in a DanceSport competition or event which is not listed on the official WDSF Competition Calendar (any such non-listed event being a “Non-WDSF Event”) unless s/he has obtained advance written consent for such participation from the WDSF. The WDSF may consider granting such consent only if it is satisfied that the participation of the relevant adjudicator(s) in such Non-WSDF Event does not disrupt the organisation or staging of an event listed on the official WDSF Competition Calendar. The grant or refusal of such consent shall be within the absolute discretion of the WDSF and grounds need not be given in the event of refusal; for the avoidance of doubt, the WDSF may decide to refuse consent for reasons unrelated to the disruption of an event listed on the official WDSF Competition Calendar. In the event that the WDSF does not respond to a given request, it shall be deemed that such request for consent has been refused. Requests for consent to participate in a Non-WDSF Event shall be sent by email no later than two months prior to the commencement of such event to the Sports Director of WDSF at the current address shown for him or her on the WDSF Web Site. 4. General Behaviour of Adjudicators Adjudicators shall comply with the following rules of conduct so as to uphold the highest standards of behaviour: (a) An adjudicator’s behaviour both on and off the dance floor must WDSF Presidium - Motion 11 10 13 Re WDSF Adjudicators' Code.doc Page 6/10 WDSF Office · C. Oriente 78-84, Floor 1, Office 14 · 08172 Sant Cugat · SPAIN TEL: +34 93 544 23 92 · FAX: +34 93 583 11 04 · E-Mail: office@idsfspain.com www.worlddancesport.org
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