MEMBER COUNTRIES & INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
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All arena officials must be thoroughly conversant with all games<br />
rules and procedures and the positioning of equipment and must be<br />
members of the Mounted Games Association of their home country.<br />
Officials<br />
AO1.1.<br />
Referee<br />
AO2.1.<br />
AO2.2.<br />
AO2.3.<br />
AO2.4.<br />
AO2.5.<br />
AO2.6.<br />
AO2.7.<br />
AO2.8.<br />
ARENA OFFICIALS AND PROCEDURES<br />
The arena officials are:<br />
the Referee<br />
the assistant referees<br />
the equipment marshal and the equipment arena party<br />
the judge and at least one judge's writer<br />
the commentator<br />
The Referee must ensure fair play throughout the<br />
competition.<br />
Every Referee must discuss assistant referees' fault calls<br />
before making his/her decision. If rejecting a fault call, the<br />
Referee must give his/her reason for doing this to the<br />
assistant referee concerned.<br />
All decisions of the Referee are final.<br />
The Referee may inspect any rider, pony or tack at any<br />
time.<br />
The Referee is also the starter.<br />
Every effort must be made by the Referee to give a fair<br />
start.<br />
The Referee, in consultation with the competition<br />
organiser, may substitute a race if it is deemed necessary<br />
for any reason.<br />
Referees should be at least 18 years of age on the date<br />
of the competition<br />
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