EHF YAC EURO QUALIFICATION REgULATIONs - European ...

Exclusion of liability
43.2. The EHF shall not be liable for any third-party liability claims arising from the execution
of single matches or any other events in connection with YAC EURO Qualification
tournaments.
Exclusion of Protests
43.3. With regard to all and any YAC EURO Qualification matches, protests are not
admissible when relating to:
a) scheduling and drawing of the matches
b) nomination of referees and delegate(s)
c) referee’s decisions on facts in accordance with the Rules of the Game, including
those based on EHF delegates’ recommendations
Direct disqualification
43.4. Any player sent off by the referees with a direct disqualification in a YAC EURO
Qualification match is not eligible to play in the respective team’s next match of the
current YAC EURO Qualification.
43.5. In case of direct disqualification of player(s) during the last match of a YAC EURO
Qualification of the respective team, the EHF referees and the EHF delegate of the
match must write a specific report. Temporary exclusions/suspension from EHF
competitions may be decided by the competent EHF legal bodies based on the report
and according to the EHF Legal Regulations and EHF List of Penalties.
Procedure
43.6. The EHF delegate has the right and the obligation to act as legal body of first instance
with regard to any protest related to the YAC EURO Qualification matches.
43.7. Protests must be handed over in writing to the EHF delegate of the match within one
(1) hour after the end of the relevant match.
43.8. Moreover a protest fee of € 1,000 must be paid by the claimant to the EHF. Such
amount must be paid directly to the EHF delegate or must be transferred to the EHF
bank account at the same time the protest is handed over. A written proof a payment of
the protest fee in the defined deadline shall be deemed sufficient.
43.9. If the protest is fully granted, the protest fee is refunded to the claimant; otherwise it is
forfeited to the credit of the EHF.
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