EHF YAC EURO QUALIFICATION REgULATIONs - European ...

35.8. Any costs and expenses incurred, except in case of force majeure, must be borne by
the Member Federation(s) of which the referee(s) who failed to appear is/are
member(s).
Refusal
35.9. If the appointed EHF referees are unable to fulfil a nomination, they must inform the
EHF Office without delay by phone and subsequently in writing. In this case, the EHF
appoints substitute referees.
Special report
35.10. In case of direct disqualifications or any major incidents, the EHF referees have to write
an additional detailed report and send it to the EHF Office immediately after the end of
the match.
35.11. In their report, the EHF referees report in as much detail as possible on any incidents
before, during and after the match, such as:
• misconduct of players leading to direct disqualification
• unsportsmanlike behaviour by officials, members, supporters or anyone carrying out
a function at a match on behalf of a Member Federation.
• any other incidents
35.12. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the absence of report on an incident does not prevent
the initiation of proceedings by the EHF.
Article 36
EHF delegate(s) nomination
36.1. One (1) EHF delegate is appointed by the EHF for each YAC EURO Qualification
tournament. If required, depending on the tournament structure and the situation
on site, a second EHF delegate may be appointed by the EHF. The EHF decision is final.
The appointed EHF delegate(s) must acknowledge the EHF nomination and inform(s)
the EHF accordingly without delay.
36.2. Nominations of the EHF delegates for the YAC EURO Qualification tournaments can
be withdrawn at the EHF’s sole discretion. EHF decisions in matter of delegate
nomination for the YAC EURO Qualification tournaments are final.
36.3. The EHF delegate(s) nomination is communicated by the EHF to all parties concerned
in due time.
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