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Regulations for the Chengdu 2021 Fisu World University Games REGULATIONS FOR THE CHENGDU 2021 FISU WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES CHENGDU - P.R. CHINA 18 TO 29 AUGUST 2021 V. 3.0 REGULATIONS FOR THE CHENGDU 2021 SUMMER WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES V. 3.0 0 MAJOR UPDATES ....................................................................................................................... 3 ABBREVIATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 4 FISU WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES GENERAL REGULATIONS ................................... 6 1. GENERAL TERMS ......................................................................................................................... 6 2. SPORTS PROGRAMME ................................................................................................................ 9 2.1. Compulsory sports ..................................................................................................................... 9 2.2. Optional sports ......................................................................................................................... 10 2.3. Cancellation ............................................................................................................................. 10 2.4. Dates ........................................................................................................................................ 11 2.5. IF Calendar .............................................................................................................................. 11 3. RESPONSIBILITIES OF FISU .................................................................................................... 11 3.1. Generalities .............................................................................................................................. 11 3.2. Executive Committee (EC) ...................................................................................................... 12 3.3. FISU World University Games Coordinator ........................................................................... 13 3.4. International Control Committee (CIC) ................................................................................... 13 3.5. FISU World University Games Summer International Technical Committee (FISU WUG Summer ITC) .......................................................................................................................... 14 3.6. Technical Committee ............................................................................................................... 15 3.7. International Medical Committee (CMI) ................................................................................. 17 3.8. Media and Communication Committee (CMC) ...................................................................... 17 4. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE ..................... 18 4.1. Generalities .............................................................................................................................. 18 4.2. Liaison to FISU ....................................................................................................................... 19 4.3. Obligations towards FISU World University Games participants - athletes & officials ......... 19 4.4. Obligations towards FISU World University Games participants - FISU and IF delegates .... 20 4.5. Publications ............................................................................................................................. 21 4.6. Material to be supplied to FISU ............................................................................................... 22 5. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES .......................... 22 5.1. Invitations ................................................................................................................................ 22 5.2. Participation ............................................................................................................................. 23 5.3. Entries ...................................................................................................................................... 25 5.4. Individual dossier to submit upon arrival ................................................................................ 28 5.5. Financial conditions ................................................................................................................. 28 5.6. Accreditation cards .................................................................................................................. 29 5.7. Insurance.................................................................................................................................. 29 6. PROTOCOL & CEREMONIES ................................................................................................... 30 6.1. Ceremonies .............................................................................................................................. 30 6.2. Awards ..................................................................................................................................... 30 6.3. Flags ........................................................................................................................................ 31 6.4. Seating for Competitions ......................................................................................................... 31 7. MEDIA SERVICES ....................................................................................................................... 31 FISU WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ............................. 33 1 REGULATIONS FOR THE CHENGDU 2021 SUMMER WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES V. 3.0 0 1. GENERAL TERMS ....................................................................................................................... 33 2. TEAM SELECTION AND TEAM DRAW .................................................................................. 33 3 DOPING CONTROL ..................................................................................................................... 34 4 TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ........................................................................................................... 34 FISU WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES SPORT REGULATIONS ........................................ 37 ARCHERY ............................................................................................................................................... 37 ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS .................................................................................................................... 39 ATHLETICS ............................................................................................................................................ 42 BADMINTON .......................................................................................................................................... 46 BASKETBALL ........................................................................................................................................ 49 DIVING .................................................................................................................................................... 52 FENCING ................................................................................................................................................. 55 JUDO ........................................................................................................................................................ 58 RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS ................................................................................................................ 61 SWIMMING ............................................................................................................................................ 64 TABLE TENNIS ...................................................................................................................................... 66 TAEKWONDO ........................................................................................................................................ 69 TENNIS .................................................................................................................................................... 72 VOLLEYBALL ....................................................................................................................................... 75 WATER POLO ........................................................................................................................................ 78 ROWING ................................................................................................................................................. 81 SHOOTING SPORT ............................................................................................................................... 84 WUSHU .................................................................................................................................................... 87 2 REGULATIONS FOR THE CHENGDU 2021 SUMMER WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES V. 3.0 0 MAJOR UPDATES Section Chapter Update Due to an update released by FIG, the group Apparatus Competition will be made of 5 balls and FISU World University Rhythmic then 3 hoops & 2 pairs of clubs, rather than 5 pairs of Games Sport Regulations Gymnastics 1.2 d clubs and then 3 hoops & 2 ribbons, as mentioned in the previous version of the Regulations. 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