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XII. INSURANCE
Article 21
General principles
21.1. Every one involved in the YAC EURO Qualification is responsible for its own insurance
cover.
21.2. The participating Member Federations are responsible for and undertake to conclude
all necessary and adequate insurance cover, including accident and health insurance,
for their delegation members, including players, technical staff and officials, at their
own expense for the whole duration of the YAC EURO Qualification.
Host Federations
21.3. The Host Federations are responsible for the insurance cover of the sites used for the
YAC EURO Qualification including hall, facilities and official zones. If the Host
Federations are not the owner of the hall used, they are also responsible for ensuring
that the hall owner and/or tenant in question provides a fully comprehensive insurance
cover, including third-party liability and property damage.
21.4. In addition to article 21.2, the Host Federations must conclude at their own expense
adequate insurance cover (including cancellation) for all risks arising from organising
and staging the respective YAC EURO Qualification tournament, in accordance with
their responsibilities. The insurance cover must include third-party liability insurance
coverage and must cover the possible loss or damage of the materials provided by the
EHF.
EHF
21.5. The EHF is responsible for the accident and health insurance of the nominated EHF
Officials for the duration of their assignment.
Further requirements
21.6. Claims for damages against the EHF are expressly excluded. Anyone involved must
hold EHF harmless from any and all claims for liability arising in relation to
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