EHF YAC EURO QUALIFICATION REgULATIONs - European ...

ights may be transferred to another participating Member Federation by the EHF. The
EHF decision in this matter is final.
Choice of playing halls
23.5. YAC EURO Qualification tournament must be played only in playing halls which have
been expressly approved by the EHF following, if necessary, one or more inspections.
23.6. If not already approved by the EHF, the playing halls in which the Host Federation
intends to stage the YAC EURO Qualification tournament must be presented by the
Host Federation to the EHF two (2) months before the beginning of the YAC EURO
Qualification. The Host Federation must send the EHF Office the playing hall
documentation requested by the EHF, including (without limitation) photos of the
playing hall and the official playing hall form.
23.7. The Host Federation must present playing halls meeting the criteria defined herein, in
other applicable EHF regulations and manuals and fulfilling the specific requirements of
each tournament (expected number of spectators, security risks, etc…).
Infrastructure criteria
23.8. The YAC EURO Qualification playing halls must meet in particular the following
infrastructure criteria:
• A base area of at least 45m x 25m
• Two (2) score boards (article 27.5)
• Catch net equipment (24m x 7m)
• Six (6) dressing rooms of at least 20m². Four (4) for the teams, two (2) for the
referees with showers and toilets. The size does not include the showers and toilets
for the teams’ dressing rooms. It does for the referees’ dressing room.
• Lighting : min 800 LUX
• Internet access
• An anti-doping facility
• Heating and ventilation or air-conditioning
• Mobile phone signal
Choice of training halls
23.9. Training sessions of the teams participating in the YAC EURO Qualification tournament
must be played in the approved playing hall and, optionally, in a training hall which has
– 98 –