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2009 – 2013 FINA SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING MANUALFOR JUDGES, COACHES & REFEREESSECTION IVSS 22.3 The Referee shall ensure that all necessary officials are in theirrespective positions to conduct the event. She/he may appoint substitutes forany persons who are absent, incapable of acting or found to be inefficient.She/he may appoint additional officials if considered necessary.To fulfil this task, the Referee shall schedule a ‘check-in’ meeting one to one anda half hours prior to the start of each event. Reserve officials should be availableto replace any official who is absent, ill or for some reason unable to function.The meet organisers should provide an officials’ liaison to work with the Refereeto ensure that all officials have the necessary equipment [flash cards. clipboards,scoring papers, etc.] and refreshments as needed.SS 22.4 In emergencies, the Referee is authorised to assign a substitute judge.One or more reserve judges should be named for each event. They must bepresent during the event and seated where they can observe, shadow judge andbe easily reached by the Referee should an emergency arise which necessitatestheir replacing a member of the panel.SS 22.5 She/he shall determine that the competitors are ready and signal forthe start of the accompaniment. She/he shall instruct the scorers to penalisethe competitors in the event of an infraction of the rules. She/he shall approveresults before announcements.Before the results are announced as being official, the Referee or Chief Recordermust ensure that all pertinent information has been included - eg. penalties - andaccurately processed, with all the scores accurately recorded, calculated and inagreement with the back-up system. When everything has been checked, theReferee signs the result sheets to certify that they are correct.SS 22.6 The Referee may intervene in the event at any stage to ensure that theFINA regulations are observed, and shall adjudicate all protests related to theevent in progress.• If swimwear does not conform to GR 5 and/or SS 13.6, the Refereehas the authority to not allow swimmers to compete until they changeinto something appropriate.• If swimwear does not conform to GR 5 and/or SS 13.6, the Refereehas the authority to not allow swimmers to compete until they changeinto something appropriate.• When a technical problem occurs during a routine performance, theReferee may allow a reswim.2009 – 2013 FINA Synchronised Swimming Manual for Judges, Coaches & Referees 260
2009 – 2013 FINA SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING MANUALFOR JUDGES, COACHES & REFEREESSECTION IVGuidelines for timing of a reswim:- if less than half of the routine has been performed, schedulereswim after the next 2 routines. [approximately 15 minutesrecovery time]- if more than half of the routine has been performed,schedule reswim after the next 3 routines. [approximately20 minutes recovery time]- if the original start number was just prior to a break, theroutine could reswim as the first competitor after the break.- if a problem occurs during the final routine of an event, theReferee should determine a suitable recovery time - ie. 10-15 minutes, or sooner if the athlete(s) is/are ready - and askthe officials to remain in their places until the reswim hasoccurred.When a technical problem such as power failure; no underwatermusic; weather conditions, etc., necessitates a reswim, the Refereeshould inform the Coach personally, and the officials and audiencethrough the announcer.• The Referee must be fully knowledgeable about the procedures forhandling of a protest. For FINA events, the protocol is according toGR 9.2 Protests.SS 22.7 The Referee shall disqualify any swimmer for any violation of the rulesthat she/he personally observes or which is reported to her/him by otherofficials.2009 – 2013 FINA Synchronised Swimming Manual for Judges, Coaches & Referees 261
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