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Regulations for the Lucerne 2021 Winter Universiade REGULATIONS FOR THE 30TH WINTER UNIVERSIADE 2021 LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND 11 TO 21 DECEMBER 2021 FISU Regulations January 2021 TABLE OF CONTENTS ABBREVIATIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 4 WINTER UNIVERSIADE GENERAL REGULATIONS ........................................................................................... 7 1. GENERAL TERMS ................................................................................................................................... 7 2. SPORTS PROGRAMME ........................................................................................................................ 11 2.1 Compulsory sports .......................................................................................................................... 12 2.2 Optional sports ............................................................................................................................... 12 2.3 Cancellation ................................................................................................................................... 12 2.4 Dates .............................................................................................................................................. 13 2.5 IF Calendar ..................................................................................................................................... 13 3. RESPONSIBILITIES OF FISU................................................................................................................... 13 3.1 Generalities .................................................................................................................................... 13 3.2 FISU Executive Committee ............................................................................................................. 15 3.3 Winter Universiade Coordinator .................................................................................................... 16 3.4 FISU International Control Committee (CIC)................................................................................... 16 3.5 International Technical Sub-Committee for the Winter Universiade (CTI-UH) ............................... 17 3.6 FISU Technical Committee (CT) ...................................................................................................... 18 3.7 FISU International Medical Committee (CMI) ................................................................................ 20 3.8 FISU Media and Communication Committee (CMC) ...................................................................... 21 4. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE .................................................... 21 4.1 Generalities .................................................................................................................................... 21 4.2 Liaison to FISU ................................................................................................................................ 22 4.3 Obligations towards Winter Universiade participants - athletes & delegation officials ................ 23 4.4 Obligations towards Winter Universiade participants - FISU and IF delegates ............................. 24 4.5 Publications .................................................................................................................................... 25 4.6 Material to be supplied to FISU ...................................................................................................... 26 5. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES ......................................................... 27 5.1 Invitations ...................................................................................................................................... 27 5.2 Participation ................................................................................................................................... 27 5.3 Entries ............................................................................................................................................ 30 5.4 Individual dossier to submit upon arrival ....................................................................................... 32 5.5 Financial conditions........................................................................................................................ 33 5.6 Accreditation cards ........................................................................................................................ 34 5.7 Insurance ........................................................................................................................................ 34 6. CEREMONIES & PROTOCOL ................................................................................................................. 35 6.1 Ceremonies..................................................................................................................................... 35 6.2 Awards ........................................................................................................................................... 36 6.3 Flags ............................................................................................................................................... 37 6.4 Seating for competitions ................................................................................................................ 37 7. MEDIA SERVICES ................................................................................................................................. 37 8. MEDICAL SERVICES ............................................................................................................................. 37 WINTER UNIVERSIADE TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ...................................................................................... 38 1 GENERAL TERMS ................................................................................................................................. 38 2 TEAM SELECTION AND TEAM DRAW ................................................................................................... 38 3 DOPING CONTROL............................................................................................................................... 39 4 TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ......................................................................................................................... 40 WINTER UNIVERSIADE SPORT REGULATIONS ............................................................................................. 43 FISU ALPINE SKIING SPORTS REGULATIONS .................................................................................................. 43 1. GENERAL TERMS ............................................................................................................................ 43 2. PRE COMPETITION PROCEDURE .................................................................................................... 44 3. FISU TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CHAIR, IF TECHNICAL DELEGATES & TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ........... 44 2 FISU Regulations January 2021 FISU BIATHLON SPORTS REGULATIONS ........................................................................................................ 46 1. GENERAL TERMS ............................................................................................................................ 46 2. PRE COMPETITION PROCEDURE .................................................................................................... 47 3. FISU TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CHAIR, IF TECHNICAL DELEGATES & TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ........... 47 FISU CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING SPORTS REGULATIONS ................................................................................. 49 1. GENERAL TERMS ............................................................................................................................ 49 2. PRE COMPETITION PROCEDURE .................................................................................................... 50 3. FISU TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CHAIR, IF TECHNICAL DELEGATES & TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ........... 50 FISU CURLING SPORTS REGULATIONS .......................................................................................................... 52 1. GENERAL TERMS ............................................................................................................................ 52 2. PRE COMPETITION PROCEDURE .................................................................................................... 52 3. FISU TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CHAIR, IF TECHNICAL DELEGATES & TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ........... 54 FISU FREESTYLE & FREESKI SPORTS REGULATIONS ....................................................................................... 56 1. GENERAL TERMS ............................................................................................................................ 56 2. PRE COMPETITION PROCEDURE .................................................................................................... 56 3. FISU TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CHAIR, IF TECHNICAL DELEGATES & TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ........... 57 FISU FIGURE SKATING SPORTS REGULATIONS .............................................................................................. 58 1. GENERAL TERMS ............................................................................................................................ 58 2. PRE COMPETITION PROCEDURE ...................................................................................................
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