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Rules of the Big ring
COMPETITION RULES FOR PROTECTIVE SERVICE
"Big Ring" APPROVED
DECISION OF THE RKF
02 November 2006
COMPETITION RULES FOR PROTECTIVE SERVICE
"Big Ring"
1. GENERAL
1.1. Competitions "Big Ring" is a championship
trainers with dogs on the complicated regulations protective
services.
1.2. Sporting goal "Big Ring" - to identify:
• Skill dogs
• quality of training of
• power trainer
• and, above all, the innate quality of the dog
1.3. These regulations established by the Federation "Big Ring" and
"Mondoringa" are the highest expertise and appellate
for instance event "Big Ring" (hereafter BR).
1.4. To monitor compliance with these rules and organization
judicial and expert work on the competition "Big Ring"
Federation "Big Ring" and "Mondoringa" forms Control
Expert Council (hereinafter CEC) "Big Ring", acting on
and on behalf of the Federation "Big Ring" and "Mondoringa.
1.5. By the nature of competition "Big Ring" can be personal, individual and team-command.
1.6. The nature and status of competition in each case determined by the Regulations on data events.
1.7. Competitions on the "Great Ring" conducted in two groups:
1 group (class A) - nation-wide, regional, rating competition. To participate in the class "A" athletes are allowed a qualified (ie, scored at least 61 points) in any competition "Big Ring" and have a mark in qualifying for this book.
Group 2 (Class B) - the qualifying competition.
In class "B" may take part of any athlete, having no qualifications, have registered on any competition "Big Ring" and get qualified book.
1.8. The athlete, who has a mark of proficiency training, can act as a class "B" hors concours.
1.9. Assigning titles BR carried Bureau Federation "Big Ring" and "Mondoringa" on presentation of IES.
2. ORGANIZATION COMPETITIONS
General
2.1. Organizer competitions.
As an organizer of the competition "Big Ring" may be a legal person whose right to hold a competition of this type confirmed by the CEC. The design and financing of all economic activities related to the conduct of competitions by the Organizers in accordance with the Charter.
2.2. Rules of the competition - a document developed on the basis of these
rules, and explaining:
• The nature and the system of competition
• goals, objectives and status competition
• dates and venue of the competitions
• Leadership competition
• conditions for admission to the competitions, the rules applying
• The order of events
• The order of evaluation
• The order awarding
• security measures.
Rules of the competition is binding as to the Organizer, and for the Judicial Commission and athletes team competitions. Regulations of the Rules should be guided in analyzing complaints and appeals. In case of conflict between the Rules and these Regulations, precedence rules BR.
2.3. The responsibility of the Organizing Committee before the CEC:
• Organizing Committee shall promptly send a request for IES
permission to hold competitions.
• Organizing Committee shall promptly notify the CEC of the place and time
conducting competitions and the number of registered
athletes.
• Organizing Committee shall be obliged to form an expert group,
needed for the competition.
• Organizing Committee is obliged to ensure the work of judges, including in the case
need for their travel and accommodation.
• Organizing Committee is obliged to provide (in conjunction with the expert panel)
report on the conduct of competitions and their results.
2.4. Responsibility IES:
• CEC is obliged to respond to requests from the Organizer and
Organizing Committee.
• Organizing Committee to provide all necessary information and
clarification.
• Ensure competition standard diplomas, as well as signs
differences, if foreseen relationship Organizer and
IES.
Officers competitions
2.5. Organizing Committee:
For the preparation and holding of competitions organized creates
Organizing Committee of the BR:
• Chairman.
• The Secretary of the competition.
• The commandant of the competition.
• Veterinary competitions.
• Doctor competitions.
2.6. Chairman of Organizing Committee:
• Supervises the activities of the Organizing Committee.
• Signs all official reports and queries provided
Organizing Committee in the IES.
• has full responsibility for the conduct of competitions in
accordance with these rules to the extent not relating
proper refereeing.
• Reporting to the Organizer on all matters of financial and
economic activity related to the conduct of competitions.
2.7. Secretary of the Commission:
• Generates and distributes "Rules of Competition.
• Performs the registration of sports competitions.
• Formulates and publishes catalog of sports competitions.
• Provides design thesis documentation.
• Organizes and design award winners
competitions.
2.8. The commandant of the competition:
• decide on questions of rent, supplies the necessary competition
inventory and supplies.
• decide on questions of accommodation of athletes and judges.
• Solves security of athletes.
2.9. Veterinary competitions:
• Formulates veterinary requirements for participants
competitions.
• Provides a veterinary clearance to compete.
• If necessary, provide veterinary care
athletes to competitions.
• In the case of veterinary contraindications removes
dog with the competition.
• If necessary, appeal to the Chief Justice with a request
for a doping - control.
2.10. Doctor competition:
• Provides medical clearance to compete.
• Provides emergency medical assistance.
• supervise the enforcement of sanitary and hygienic conditions.
• If necessary, appeal to the Chief Justice with a request
for a doping - control.
2.11. Members of the Organizing Committee has the right to bring to their work they need
employees, subject to agreement with the Organizer.
2.12. Combination of posts within the Organizing Committee.
2.13. The doctor and the vet must have the
professional knowledge and skills.
Competitors
2.14. To participate in the competition may be allowed any athlete, conforming to the Rules and Regulations.
2.15. Competitors are required to:
• Know and strictly comply with competition rules BR.
• Fulfill the requirements of officials of the Organizing Committee and the Senior BR
Expert teams.
• Carefully follow the judge ad-informant and
time to come to the starting line.
• Skillfully contact with the dog, to prevent ill effects and
excessive coercion.
• comply with generally accepted standards of conduct in relation to
officials of the Organizing Committee of the BR, members of the officiating crew,
participants in the competitions, spectators.
• Fulfill orders Representative (captain) of his team.
• Take necessary measures to ensure the safety of others
trainers and their dogs.
• The decision of the Chief Justice to pass doping controls.
2.16. Team - a group of participants, representing some
organization or created on a voluntary basis. Upon filing, the team must
indicate a representative (captain).
2.17. Representative (captain) team - the person submitting the command into
relationship with the organizer and the judging panel. Representative
command can also be one of the competitors.
2.18. Representative (captain) team must:
• Provide operational leadership team.
• Participate in the draw and meetings.
• Represent the interests of the team before the Organizing Committee and the Judicial
Brigade.
2.19. By competition allowed only physically healthy dog with 18
months. up to 8 years (inclusive), past vetkontrol with
diplomas standard form of disciplinary and protective services.
Not allowed to participate in competitions technyh, though papers devoted females.
2.20. During the competition the dog out of the competition should
be on a short leash or tied. The athlete must have a muzzle for the dog.
3. JUDGING COMPETITIONS.
3.1. Judging panel.
Judging panel formed by IES on the request of the Organizing Committee consisting of:
• Chief Judge
• Deputy Chief Justice
• Chief Secretary
• Judges-informant
• 3-line judges
• Judges, Timekeeper
• Judges at the starting line
• Judges at parties.
3.2. Are allowed in the referee team assistants
trainees, alternate judges as members without voting rights.
3.3. Judging panel headed by the Chief Justice is guided in its
of these Regulations and Rules and Regulations.
Claims members of the judging panel are not related to matters
economic, medical and veterinary plan, are
binding upon, for officials of the Organizing Committee,
participants, team officials and spectators.
3.4. Members of the referee team must:
Be impartial, to create equal conditions for all participants.
Comply with generally accepted standards of conduct in relation to the Organizing Committee, other members of the officiating crew, participants and spectators.
Restrict communication with participants of the competition to these rules, to refrain from advice and comments.
Discipline, unquestioningly obey the orders of the Chief Justice, his Deputy and the Chief Secretary.
3.5. Chief Justice of the competition:
Provides overall direction to the BBB, the judges and their assistants.
Instruct judges and defendants.
Spends lots of options exercises and determine the program of competitions.
Validate for a competition, their coverage, preparation and counting of sites and zones.
Sign the certificates, diplomas and outcomes.
Controls the correctness of judging and determining individual and team results.
Specifies the priority of the line judges.
Spends lots defendants (the sequence of their work).
Check gear (protective jackets, pants and so on.) Defendants, stacks, and protection, dress under the jacket.
Consider submitted applications and complaints and makes decisions on them.
3.6. The Chief Justice has the right:
Making changes to the schedule of competitions, postpone and cancel them if they are not ready to conduct, gross violations in preparation for the competition, adverse weather conditions.
Remove from the judging team and members of the judicial defendants for bias, blunders, inappropriate behavior.
Replacement of judges.
Declining to participate in the competitions of athletes who have violated these rules.
Upon recommendation of the doctor (veterinary) to initiate Doping - control.
Has the right to re-evaluate all judges and to appoint:
- Its assessment;
- Repeat the exercise.
3.7. Deputy Chief Judge - performs some functions of the Chief Justice, acting on his behalf and on his behalf.
3.8. Chief Secretary:
Responsible for providing documentary competitions.
Participates in the work of the Credentials Committee.
Instruct the secretaries.
Organizes lots of commands and participants, speakers in the individual competition.
Prepares summary reports and determine individual and team results of the competition.
Organizes registration and signing of all the outcomes of the competitions.
Prepares and provides all the necessary information about the course and outcome of the competition.
Conducts and prepares minutes of meetings of the referee team.
Receives and records received protests and reports them to the Chief Justice.
3.9. If necessary, the Chief Secretary to provide assistance to technical staff.
3.10. Judge-informant:
Notifies the spectators and participants during the competition.
Announces preliminary and final results of the exercises.
Clarifies the audience characteristics and meaning of each exercise.
It acquaints visitors with the participants of the competition.
Directs the actions of participants in accordance with the rules of the competition.
3.11. Line judge:
Evaluate compliance with exercise in accordance with the rules of the competition.
The first and second exercise evaluates the first line judge.
The third exercise evaluates the second line judge.
The fourth exercise evaluates the third line judge.
Priority of judges determines the linear chief judge of the competition.
3.12. Judge at parties:
Provides readiness for the start of the next party.
To ensure the rights of the competitions and order on the starting line.
3.13. Timekeeper:
In accordance with the Rules of the competition counts periods of time.
3.14. Judge at the starting line:
Monitor the actions of athletes on the start line in accordance with the rules of the competition.
3.15. Secretary:
Conducts and processes protocol events.
Fills the evaluation sheets.
3.16. The representative of the IES - Inspector of competitions:
Supervises the conduct of competitions in spirit and in accordance with these Regulations.
The statements, protests and penalties.
3.17. In the event, participants and representatives (captain), teams no doubt subject to these Rules and Regulations of the competitions, as well as the correctness of the actions of members of the Organizing Committee and members of the judging panel member, or representative (captain) team has the right to ask a question, protest or appeal.
3.18. Participant or representative (captain) command when filing a protest or appeal shall be obliged to refer to the paragraph of this rule or provision of the Rules, which he believes has been violated.
3.19. Question for the competition may be addressed to the Chief Justice or his deputy. In that case, if the matter can not be resolved on the spot, before it was rejected before the filing of a written protest.
3.20. The appeal is made in writing no later than one hour after the incident and before the official end of the competition.
3.21. The appeal is addressed to the Chief Justice and referred to the Appeals Commission, which required time and date stamped receipt of the protest, notify the Chief Judge of the receipt of the protest, to undertake the necessary preparatory work to parse the incident.
3.22. Parsing results of protest included in the final protocol of the competition.
4. Competitions
Preparation of
4.1. Registration for the competition begins at least two
hours before the official opening of competitions and the Secretary shall
Organizing Committee.
4.2. During registration a dog must pass the necessary participants
veterinary control, defined by these Rules and
Rules of the competition.
4.3. At the same time, the Chief Justice, together with a representative of the Organizing Committee
checks readiness for the competition, properly marked sites and
zones, the availability and adequacy of the necessary equipment and consumables
materials.
4.4. Simultaneously, the Chief Secretary begins Check
Officiating team members, interns and defendants.
4.5. In one hour prior to the competition:
• The Secretary of the Organizing Committee referred to the General Secretary of the expert
Brigade protocol registration
• Chief Secretary transmits to the Chief Justice of registration statements
judges, interns and defendants
• Chief Secretary begins to draw participants, unless otherwise
determined by the Rules
• Chief Justice shall draw lots of exercises
• Chief Justice begins to instruct members of the referee team and
defendants.
4.6. 15 minutes prior to the competition:
• Chief Secretary to the Chief Justice passes starting Protocols
• Chief Justice determines the final placement of members
Officiating team and sign the minutes of the formation of judicial
Brigade
• Chief Secretary shall instruct the secretaries.
Bulk
4.7. Competition begins with a general construction of the participants, which
declared the conditions of performing the exercises, it is judicial
Brigade.
4.8. Participants in accordance with commands referee team perform
exercises under the program of competitions.
4.9. Competition concludes announcement assessments of each participant and
rewarding participants.
4.10. Following the competition the Chief Secretary prepares and with
Chief Justice of the signs:
• Final protocol
• Protocol for evaluation of judges
• a premium statement
4.11. The final protocol drawn up in two copies and is available
IES and the competition organizers. Final protocol is the basis
for the provision of sports and special ranks and titles.
Assessment exercises
Maximum score exercises: 1upr.-20b., 2upr.-20b., 3upr.-20b., 4upr.-40b ... Total: 100ballov.Minimum passing score: 1upr.-10b., 2upr.-10b., 3upr.-10b., 4upr.-20b ... If upr. Did not get the passing score, the athlete is not permitted until the next exercise, and points of this exercise not a plus to the total points scored on an athlete previous exercises.
4.12. Exercise each participant receives an independent assessment
linear judges.
4.13. Result, the competition is determined by summing
points received for the performance of each of the exercises.
4.14. Private championship is determined by the maximum result
participant in the competition. The distribution of seats is carried out according
accumulated points.
4.15. Winner team championship is determined by the amount of points
hired three team members the best in personal championship.
4.16. In case of equal points scored teams, appointed
additional exercise - "Brute" (from the team stands alone
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I stage.
"Big Ring" APPROVED
DECISION OF THE RKF
02 November 2006
COMPETITION RULES FOR PROTECTIVE SERVICE
"Big Ring"
1. GENERAL
1.1. Competitions "Big Ring" is a championship
trainers with dogs on the complicated regulations protective
services.
1.2. Sporting goal "Big Ring" - to identify:
• Skill dogs
• quality of training of
• power trainer
• and, above all, the innate quality of the dog
1.3. These regulations established by the Federation "Big Ring" and
"Mondoringa" are the highest expertise and appellate
for instance event "Big Ring" (hereafter BR).
1.4. To monitor compliance with these rules and organization
judicial and expert work on the competition "Big Ring"
Federation "Big Ring" and "Mondoringa" forms Control
Expert Council (hereinafter CEC) "Big Ring", acting on
and on behalf of the Federation "Big Ring" and "Mondoringa.
1.5. By the nature of competition "Big Ring" can be personal, individual and team-command.
1.6. The nature and status of competition in each case determined by the Regulations on data events.
1.7. Competitions on the "Great Ring" conducted in two groups:
1 group (class A) - nation-wide, regional, rating competition. To participate in the class "A" athletes are allowed a qualified (ie, scored at least 61 points) in any competition "Big Ring" and have a mark in qualifying for this book.
Group 2 (Class B) - the qualifying competition.
In class "B" may take part of any athlete, having no qualifications, have registered on any competition "Big Ring" and get qualified book.
1.8. The athlete, who has a mark of proficiency training, can act as a class "B" hors concours.
1.9. Assigning titles BR carried Bureau Federation "Big Ring" and "Mondoringa" on presentation of IES.
2. ORGANIZATION COMPETITIONS
General
2.1. Organizer competitions.
As an organizer of the competition "Big Ring" may be a legal person whose right to hold a competition of this type confirmed by the CEC. The design and financing of all economic activities related to the conduct of competitions by the Organizers in accordance with the Charter.
2.2. Rules of the competition - a document developed on the basis of these
rules, and explaining:
• The nature and the system of competition
• goals, objectives and status competition
• dates and venue of the competitions
• Leadership competition
• conditions for admission to the competitions, the rules applying
• The order of events
• The order of evaluation
• The order awarding
• security measures.
Rules of the competition is binding as to the Organizer, and for the Judicial Commission and athletes team competitions. Regulations of the Rules should be guided in analyzing complaints and appeals. In case of conflict between the Rules and these Regulations, precedence rules BR.
2.3. The responsibility of the Organizing Committee before the CEC:
• Organizing Committee shall promptly send a request for IES
permission to hold competitions.
• Organizing Committee shall promptly notify the CEC of the place and time
conducting competitions and the number of registered
athletes.
• Organizing Committee shall be obliged to form an expert group,
needed for the competition.
• Organizing Committee is obliged to ensure the work of judges, including in the case
need for their travel and accommodation.
• Organizing Committee is obliged to provide (in conjunction with the expert panel)
report on the conduct of competitions and their results.
2.4. Responsibility IES:
• CEC is obliged to respond to requests from the Organizer and
Organizing Committee.
• Organizing Committee to provide all necessary information and
clarification.
• Ensure competition standard diplomas, as well as signs
differences, if foreseen relationship Organizer and
IES.
Officers competitions
2.5. Organizing Committee:
For the preparation and holding of competitions organized creates
Organizing Committee of the BR:
• Chairman.
• The Secretary of the competition.
• The commandant of the competition.
• Veterinary competitions.
• Doctor competitions.
2.6. Chairman of Organizing Committee:
• Supervises the activities of the Organizing Committee.
• Signs all official reports and queries provided
Organizing Committee in the IES.
• has full responsibility for the conduct of competitions in
accordance with these rules to the extent not relating
proper refereeing.
• Reporting to the Organizer on all matters of financial and
economic activity related to the conduct of competitions.
2.7. Secretary of the Commission:
• Generates and distributes "Rules of Competition.
• Performs the registration of sports competitions.
• Formulates and publishes catalog of sports competitions.
• Provides design thesis documentation.
• Organizes and design award winners
competitions.
2.8. The commandant of the competition:
• decide on questions of rent, supplies the necessary competition
inventory and supplies.
• decide on questions of accommodation of athletes and judges.
• Solves security of athletes.
2.9. Veterinary competitions:
• Formulates veterinary requirements for participants
competitions.
• Provides a veterinary clearance to compete.
• If necessary, provide veterinary care
athletes to competitions.
• In the case of veterinary contraindications removes
dog with the competition.
• If necessary, appeal to the Chief Justice with a request
for a doping - control.
2.10. Doctor competition:
• Provides medical clearance to compete.
• Provides emergency medical assistance.
• supervise the enforcement of sanitary and hygienic conditions.
• If necessary, appeal to the Chief Justice with a request
for a doping - control.
2.11. Members of the Organizing Committee has the right to bring to their work they need
employees, subject to agreement with the Organizer.
2.12. Combination of posts within the Organizing Committee.
2.13. The doctor and the vet must have the
professional knowledge and skills.
Competitors
2.14. To participate in the competition may be allowed any athlete, conforming to the Rules and Regulations.
2.15. Competitors are required to:
• Know and strictly comply with competition rules BR.
• Fulfill the requirements of officials of the Organizing Committee and the Senior BR
Expert teams.
• Carefully follow the judge ad-informant and
time to come to the starting line.
• Skillfully contact with the dog, to prevent ill effects and
excessive coercion.
• comply with generally accepted standards of conduct in relation to
officials of the Organizing Committee of the BR, members of the officiating crew,
participants in the competitions, spectators.
• Fulfill orders Representative (captain) of his team.
• Take necessary measures to ensure the safety of others
trainers and their dogs.
• The decision of the Chief Justice to pass doping controls.
2.16. Team - a group of participants, representing some
organization or created on a voluntary basis. Upon filing, the team must
indicate a representative (captain).
2.17. Representative (captain) team - the person submitting the command into
relationship with the organizer and the judging panel. Representative
command can also be one of the competitors.
2.18. Representative (captain) team must:
• Provide operational leadership team.
• Participate in the draw and meetings.
• Represent the interests of the team before the Organizing Committee and the Judicial
Brigade.
2.19. By competition allowed only physically healthy dog with 18
months. up to 8 years (inclusive), past vetkontrol with
diplomas standard form of disciplinary and protective services.
Not allowed to participate in competitions technyh, though papers devoted females.
2.20. During the competition the dog out of the competition should
be on a short leash or tied. The athlete must have a muzzle for the dog.
3. JUDGING COMPETITIONS.
3.1. Judging panel.
Judging panel formed by IES on the request of the Organizing Committee consisting of:
• Chief Judge
• Deputy Chief Justice
• Chief Secretary
• Judges-informant
• 3-line judges
• Judges, Timekeeper
• Judges at the starting line
• Judges at parties.
3.2. Are allowed in the referee team assistants
trainees, alternate judges as members without voting rights.
3.3. Judging panel headed by the Chief Justice is guided in its
of these Regulations and Rules and Regulations.
Claims members of the judging panel are not related to matters
economic, medical and veterinary plan, are
binding upon, for officials of the Organizing Committee,
participants, team officials and spectators.
3.4. Members of the referee team must:
Be impartial, to create equal conditions for all participants.
Comply with generally accepted standards of conduct in relation to the Organizing Committee, other members of the officiating crew, participants and spectators.
Restrict communication with participants of the competition to these rules, to refrain from advice and comments.
Discipline, unquestioningly obey the orders of the Chief Justice, his Deputy and the Chief Secretary.
3.5. Chief Justice of the competition:
Provides overall direction to the BBB, the judges and their assistants.
Instruct judges and defendants.
Spends lots of options exercises and determine the program of competitions.
Validate for a competition, their coverage, preparation and counting of sites and zones.
Sign the certificates, diplomas and outcomes.
Controls the correctness of judging and determining individual and team results.
Specifies the priority of the line judges.
Spends lots defendants (the sequence of their work).
Check gear (protective jackets, pants and so on.) Defendants, stacks, and protection, dress under the jacket.
Consider submitted applications and complaints and makes decisions on them.
3.6. The Chief Justice has the right:
Making changes to the schedule of competitions, postpone and cancel them if they are not ready to conduct, gross violations in preparation for the competition, adverse weather conditions.
Remove from the judging team and members of the judicial defendants for bias, blunders, inappropriate behavior.
Replacement of judges.
Declining to participate in the competitions of athletes who have violated these rules.
Upon recommendation of the doctor (veterinary) to initiate Doping - control.
Has the right to re-evaluate all judges and to appoint:
- Its assessment;
- Repeat the exercise.
3.7. Deputy Chief Judge - performs some functions of the Chief Justice, acting on his behalf and on his behalf.
3.8. Chief Secretary:
Responsible for providing documentary competitions.
Participates in the work of the Credentials Committee.
Instruct the secretaries.
Organizes lots of commands and participants, speakers in the individual competition.
Prepares summary reports and determine individual and team results of the competition.
Organizes registration and signing of all the outcomes of the competitions.
Prepares and provides all the necessary information about the course and outcome of the competition.
Conducts and prepares minutes of meetings of the referee team.
Receives and records received protests and reports them to the Chief Justice.
3.9. If necessary, the Chief Secretary to provide assistance to technical staff.
3.10. Judge-informant:
Notifies the spectators and participants during the competition.
Announces preliminary and final results of the exercises.
Clarifies the audience characteristics and meaning of each exercise.
It acquaints visitors with the participants of the competition.
Directs the actions of participants in accordance with the rules of the competition.
3.11. Line judge:
Evaluate compliance with exercise in accordance with the rules of the competition.
The first and second exercise evaluates the first line judge.
The third exercise evaluates the second line judge.
The fourth exercise evaluates the third line judge.
Priority of judges determines the linear chief judge of the competition.
3.12. Judge at parties:
Provides readiness for the start of the next party.
To ensure the rights of the competitions and order on the starting line.
3.13. Timekeeper:
In accordance with the Rules of the competition counts periods of time.
3.14. Judge at the starting line:
Monitor the actions of athletes on the start line in accordance with the rules of the competition.
3.15. Secretary:
Conducts and processes protocol events.
Fills the evaluation sheets.
3.16. The representative of the IES - Inspector of competitions:
Supervises the conduct of competitions in spirit and in accordance with these Regulations.
The statements, protests and penalties.
3.17. In the event, participants and representatives (captain), teams no doubt subject to these Rules and Regulations of the competitions, as well as the correctness of the actions of members of the Organizing Committee and members of the judging panel member, or representative (captain) team has the right to ask a question, protest or appeal.
3.18. Participant or representative (captain) command when filing a protest or appeal shall be obliged to refer to the paragraph of this rule or provision of the Rules, which he believes has been violated.
3.19. Question for the competition may be addressed to the Chief Justice or his deputy. In that case, if the matter can not be resolved on the spot, before it was rejected before the filing of a written protest.
3.20. The appeal is made in writing no later than one hour after the incident and before the official end of the competition.
3.21. The appeal is addressed to the Chief Justice and referred to the Appeals Commission, which required time and date stamped receipt of the protest, notify the Chief Judge of the receipt of the protest, to undertake the necessary preparatory work to parse the incident.
3.22. Parsing results of protest included in the final protocol of the competition.
4. Competitions
Preparation of
4.1. Registration for the competition begins at least two
hours before the official opening of competitions and the Secretary shall
Organizing Committee.
4.2. During registration a dog must pass the necessary participants
veterinary control, defined by these Rules and
Rules of the competition.
4.3. At the same time, the Chief Justice, together with a representative of the Organizing Committee
checks readiness for the competition, properly marked sites and
zones, the availability and adequacy of the necessary equipment and consumables
materials.
4.4. Simultaneously, the Chief Secretary begins Check
Officiating team members, interns and defendants.
4.5. In one hour prior to the competition:
• The Secretary of the Organizing Committee referred to the General Secretary of the expert
Brigade protocol registration
• Chief Secretary transmits to the Chief Justice of registration statements
judges, interns and defendants
• Chief Secretary begins to draw participants, unless otherwise
determined by the Rules
• Chief Justice shall draw lots of exercises
• Chief Justice begins to instruct members of the referee team and
defendants.
4.6. 15 minutes prior to the competition:
• Chief Secretary to the Chief Justice passes starting Protocols
• Chief Justice determines the final placement of members
Officiating team and sign the minutes of the formation of judicial
Brigade
• Chief Secretary shall instruct the secretaries.
Bulk
4.7. Competition begins with a general construction of the participants, which
declared the conditions of performing the exercises, it is judicial
Brigade.
4.8. Participants in accordance with commands referee team perform
exercises under the program of competitions.
4.9. Competition concludes announcement assessments of each participant and
rewarding participants.
4.10. Following the competition the Chief Secretary prepares and with
Chief Justice of the signs:
• Final protocol
• Protocol for evaluation of judges
• a premium statement
4.11. The final protocol drawn up in two copies and is available
IES and the competition organizers. Final protocol is the basis
for the provision of sports and special ranks and titles.
Assessment exercises
Maximum score exercises: 1upr.-20b., 2upr.-20b., 3upr.-20b., 4upr.-40b ... Total: 100ballov.Minimum passing score: 1upr.-10b., 2upr.-10b., 3upr.-10b., 4upr.-20b ... If upr. Did not get the passing score, the athlete is not permitted until the next exercise, and points of this exercise not a plus to the total points scored on an athlete previous exercises.
4.12. Exercise each participant receives an independent assessment
linear judges.
4.13. Result, the competition is determined by summing
points received for the performance of each of the exercises.
4.14. Private championship is determined by the maximum result
participant in the competition. The distribution of seats is carried out according
accumulated points.
4.15. Winner team championship is determined by the amount of points
hired three team members the best in personal championship.
4.16. In case of equal points scored teams, appointed
additional exercise - "Brute" (from the team stands alone
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