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03.01.01, Rules of the Idaho State Athletic Commission Table of Contents IDAPA 03 - STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION 03.01.01 - Rules of the State Athletic Commission 000. Legal Authority (Rule 000). ............................................................................... 5 001. Title And Scope (Rule 001). .............................................................................. 5 002. Written Interpretations (Rule 002). .................................................................... 5 003. Administrative Appeals (Rule 003). ................................................................... 5 004. Public Records (Rule 004). ............................................................................... 5 005. Incorporation By Reference (Rule 005). ........................................................... 5 006. Address Of The Idaho State Athletic Commission (Rule 006). ......................... 5 007. -- 009. (Reserved) .............................................................................................. 5 010. Definitions (Rule 010). ...................................................................................... 5 011. -- 099.ARCHIVE (Reserved) .............................................................................................. 6 100. Licensing (Rule 100). ........................................................................................ 6 101. Age And Physical Condition (Rule 101). ........................................................... 6 102. Ability Of Combatant (Rule 102). ...................................................................... 7 103. Physical Examination Of Combatant (Rule 103). .............................................. 7 104. Fees (Rule 104). ............................................................................................... 7 105. Honoring Actions Of Regulatory Agencies In Other Jurisdictions (Rule 105). .. 8 106. Time Between Contests (Rule 106). ................................................................. 8 107. Female Combatants (Rule 107). ....................................................................... 9 108. Requirements For License As A Promoter (Rule 108). ..................................... 9 109. Amateur Athletic Sanctioning Organizations (Rule 109). .................................. 9 110. Manager Acting As Second (Rule 110). .......................................................... 12 111. Requirements For License As Ring Official (Rule 111). ................................. 12 112. Requirements For Ringside Physician (Rule 112). ......................................... 13 113. Applicants, Licensees, And Officials (Rule 113). ............................................ 13 114. Grounds For Denial Or Revocation Of License (Rule 114). ............................ 13 115. -- 149. (Reserved) ............................................................................................ 14 150. Renewal Or Reinstatement Of License (Rule 150). ........................................ 14 151. -- 199. (Reserved) ............................................................................................ 14 200. Contract Between Manager And Combatant (Rule 200). ............................... 14 201. Manager's Advances -- Accounting (Rule 201). .............................................. 14 202. Contract Between Promoter And Combatant (Rule 202). ............................... 15 203. Filing Certain Contracts With Commission (Rule 203). ................................... 15 204. Percentage Of Gate Receipts To Combatant (Rule 204). .............................. 15 205. Promoter's Advances To Combatant Or Manager Or Occurrence Of Debt On His Behalf (Rule 205). ............................................................................. 15 206. Failure Of Combatant To Appear (Rule 206). ................................................. 15 207. Payment Of Combatant (Rule 207). ................................................................ 16 208. Payment Of Purse (Rule 208). ........................................................................ 16 Page 1 Archive 2013 Table of Contents (cont’d) 209. Retaining Portion Of Purse Pending Determination Of Whether Penalty Will Be Charged (Rule 209). ......................................................................... 17 210. -- 298. (Reserved) ............................................................................................ 17 299. Health Insurance (Rule 299). .......................................................................... 17 300. Surety Bond Or Other Security (Rule 300). .................................................... 17 301. Approval Of Events (Rule 301). ...................................................................... 17 302. (Reserved) ....................................................................................................... 18 303. Program For Charity (Rule 303). ..................................................................... 18 304. Arrangement Of Contest For Promoter (Rule 304). ........................................ 18 305. Managers -- Limitations On Number Of Combatants (Rule 305). ................... 18 306. (Reserved) ....................................................................................................... 18 307. Certain Persons Retained Must Have Licenses (Rule 307). ........................... 18 308. Officials Of Events (Rule 308). ........................................................................ 18 309. Referees (Rule 309). ....................................................................................... 19 310. JudgesARCHIVE (Rule 310). .......................................................................................... 19 311. Admission Of Licensees And Agents To Events (Rule 311). .......................... 19 312. Payment Of Fee To Official Designated By Commission (Rule 312). ............. 19 313. Postponement Of Program (Rule 313). .......................................................... 19 314. Main And Semi-Main Events (Rule 314). ........................................................ 20 315. Combatant Not Used In Program Must Be Used In Next Program Or Reimbursed (Rule 315). .......................................................................... 20 316. Solicitation In The Arena (Rule 316). .............................................................. 20 317. Containers (Rule 317). .................................................................................... 20 318. -- 399. (Reserved) ............................................................................................ 20 400. Admission Fee At Quarters Where Combatant Trains (Rule 400). ................. 20 401. Approval Of Facilities By Commission Before Tickets May Be Sold (Rule 401). .................................................................................................... 20 402. Tickets Limited To Seating Capacity Of Arena (Rule 402). ............................ 21 403. Tickets (Rule 403). .......................................................................................... 21 404. Contents Of Tickets (Rule 404). ...................................................................... 21 405. Complimentary Tickets (Rule 405). ................................................................. 21 406. Provisions Of Tickets Without Charge Or At Reduced Rates (Rule 406). ...... 21 407. Speculation In Tickets Prohibited (Rule 407). ................................................. 22 408. -- 411. (Reserved) ............................................................................................ 23 412. Duties Of Ushers And Doormen; Responsibility Of Promoter (Rule 412). ...... 23 413. (Reserved) ....................................................................................................... 23 414. Tickets: Sealing In Cans During Contest; Counting (Rule 414). ..................... 23 415. Tickets: Removal And Retention After Match; Destruction (Rule 415). .......... 23 416. -- 499. (Reserved) ............................................................................................ 23 500. Sanitation (Rule 500). ..................................................................................... 23 501. Required Number Of Ambulances; Notice To Ambulance Service And Hospital (Rule 501). .............................................................................. 24 502. Dressing Rooms -- Only Authorized Persons Are Allowed To Enter (Rule 502). .................................................................................................... 24 503. Boxing Gloves (Rule 503). .............................................................................. 24 Page 2 Archive 2013 Table of Contents (cont’d) 504. Bandaging Of Combatant's Hands (Rule 504). ............................................... 25 505. Equipment Of The Chief Second (Rule 505). ................................................. 25 506. Boxing Ring (Rule 506). .................................................................................. 25 507. Bell Or Gong (Rule 507). ................................................................................ 26 508. Equipment Of A Timekeeper (Rule 508). ........................................................ 26 509. -- 599. (Reserved) ............................................................................................ 26 600. Weights And Classes Of Combatants (Rule 600). .......................................... 26 601. Champions (Rule 601). ..................................................................................
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