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36.22. During the half-time break and after the match, the EHF delegate(s) must liaise with the
score-keeper and the time-keeper to control the content of the match report. After the
match, once controlled, the match report must be signed by the EHF delegate(s) and
the EHF referees and handed in to the person in charge within the Host Federation.
Further tasks
36.23. The following is a summary of the most important tasks of the EHF delegate:
• Check of the playing hall infrastructure (e.g. dressing rooms, VIP room, etc.)
• Check of the hotel of the guest teams
• Holding of the technical meeting
• Preparation of the match report in co-operation with the Host Federation
• Preparation and final check of the judges’ table/support table equipments and
scoreboards
• Verify the security aspects in and around the playing hall
• Overall plan of the activities around the match incl. local transport, etc.
• Supervision of the venue set-up
• Check of the installation of the advertising boards and floor stickers and of the
implementation of the players’ kit advertisings in accordance with the EHF
regulations
• Throw-off time count down
Article 37
Other Officials
37.1. In addition to the EHF delegate(s), the EHF may appoint further Officials for supervising
different field related to the event (e.g. marketing, security, organisation).
37.2. The duties and competence of those Officials are to be defined with each individual
appointment.
EHF representatives
37.3. The EHF representatives act on behalf of the EHF. They are involved and represent the
EHF in official activities. They are in contact with the local authorities as well as with
the heads of delegation of the participating teams.
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