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AMENDMENTS - 7Th Apr’ 2019 RULES & REGULATIONS /2019 11RR AMENDMENTS - 7th Apr’ 2019 RULES & REGULATIONS /2019 Roller Skating Federation of India (R.S.F.I) is the governing body for skateboarding and roller sports in India. The Roller Skating Federation of India (R.S.F.I) registered in 1955, is affiliated with World Skate (World Parent body of Roller Skating) since 1971. R.S.F.I is founder member of the Asian body World Skate Asia(In 1978).Roller Skating Federation of India was accorded recognition by the Government of India since September 1990 followed by recognition by the Indian Olympic Association. RSFI has so far conducted 56 National Championships in all age groups & disciplines. National Championships are conducted for all age groups, cadet, Sub Juniors, Juniors ,Seniors, Masters(Male & female) for disciplines i.e. Skateboarding, Artistic Skating, Speed Skating, Inline Freestyle, Roller Freestyle, Roller Hockey, Inline Hockey, Inline Downhill, Inline Alpine, Roller Derby & Roller Scooter. Roller Skating is a part of All India University Games, SGFI Nationals, CBSE Nationals, KV Nationals and ICSE Nationals. Indian Team is overall 2nd in Asia. Meanwhile Roller Skating was included in the 1992 Olympic Games as a demonstration event and as a medal event in the 42nd National Games held in Andhra Pradesh in 2002 and as a medal event in the 16th Asian Games 2010 in Guangzhou, 3rd beach asian games 2012 in China, World University Games 2017 in Taiwan, 18th Asian games 2018 held at Indonesia and Youth Olympic Games 2018 at Argentina. Roller Sports event "Skateboarding" is included in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Games. RSFI Registered Office - R.S.F.I Secretariat A 695, Shastri Nagar, Delhi -110052, India Tel : +91 11 2364 7788 Email : [email protected] Website: www.indiaskate.com R.S.F.I. Executive Committee for 2017 - 2021 President Tulsi Ram Tech. Advisor To Virendra Joint Kishore Bhandari Agarwal President Nanavati Secretary Sr. Vice Reji Abraham Chairman Jury Of Arun Walia " " Jitendra Dhingra president Appeals Vice president Dr. Amit Kumar Chairman W Smt. Vandana " " B.Venkitanarayanan Agarwal * Redressal Com Sagar Reddy " " Manpreet Singh Chairman Tej Bahadur " " Ramesh Nagda Chhatwal * Discipline Singh Gill " " Gurcharan Singh Chairman Madhuri " " G.S.R.Prasad@Rao Khurmi Medical Sharma " " D. Prasanna Kumar Chairman Pushpendra " " Daljinder Singh Chahal Championship Kumar Singh " " P. K. Bharath Kumar Chairman Other Ms Adesh P K " " Adv.Ashwini Kumar Games Singh Mahrishi ** General Naresh Kumar Chairman R & I Gulrattan " " R.Pratap Kumar Secretary Sharma Hockey Singh Rathore Addl. Sapna Pankaj Desai Chairman Pradeepak " " S. Madan Mohan Reddy G.secretary Artistic Malvai Treasurer Sebastian Prem Chairman Bhagirath ‘’ “ D. S. Rathore/ Tapan Das Cyril Speed Kumar Dadhich Page 1 | RSFI – RULES & REGULATIONS NO 11RR | REGULATIONS – 2019 RSFI Secretariat, A 695, Shastri Nagar, New Delhi-110052. (India) Preface It is with a great pleasure that we present before you the new RSFI RULES & REGULATIONS NO.11 RR Dt.7th April 2019. According to the WORLD SKATE and RSFI Statutes, the Roller Skating Federation of India amends these regulations and they are applicable starting from 1st April 2019. TULSI RAM AGARWAL NARESH KUMAR SHARMA President General Secretary Roller Skating Federation of India Roller Skating Federation of India Page 2 | RSFI – RULES & REGULATIONS NO 11RR | REGULATIONS – 2019 RSFI Secretariat, A 695, Shastri Nagar, New Delhi-110052. (India) ROLLER SKATING FEDERATION OF INDIA RSFI RULES & REGULATIONS NO.11 RR Dt.7th April 2019 APPLICABLE W.I.E. FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS/CAMPS/TRIALS 1.00 HOSTING OF CHAMPIONSHIPS 1.01 HOSTING OF NATIONALS, ALLOTMENT OF CAMPIONSHIP / TOURNAMENT & CAPITATION FEES : - i) The organisers willing to host a National Championship / tournament has to send the proposal to the RSFI. On receipt of allotment letter from RSFI the organisers shall remit a capitation fee of Rs.20,000 within 15 days. ii) RSFI affiliated Unit shall charges their sub units/organisers of any state level championships/tournaments Rs.10000 towards permission to conduct the said championships, while District unit shall charge Rs.5000 towards permission to conduct District level Championships. 1.02 OPTOUT: Incase the host State/UT Association opt out from hosting the National Championship/Tournament within 30 days of declaring the dates the State/UT Association has to pay a penalty of Rs. 10,000/-, and if the opting out is between the 31st and the 60th day they have to pay a penalty of Rs. 2,00,000/- and if it is between the 61st day and the 90th day the penalty would be Rs. 5,00,000/-. In all the above cases the capitation fee is also forfeited. The RSFI may organise the championship at the same venue. 1.03 INTERNATIONAL/ ALL INDIA/ OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP / ZONAL/ CARNIVAL/ MEMORIAL/SEMINAR/CLINIC ETC.: - All Units/Organisations require RSFI permission for holding the same. 2.00 DISCIPLINES/ELIMINATION & TECHNICAL RULES 2.01 DISCIPLINES: Championships are to be conducted in Speed Skating, Artistic Skating, Rink Hockey, Inline Hockey, Inline Freestyle Skating, Roller Freestyle Skating, Down Hill Skating, Inline Alpine, Skateboarding and Roller Derby . Any other Discipline/event may be held only with RSFI written consent. 2.02 TECHNICAL RULES: - As such RSFI follows WORLD SKATE / WORLD SKATE ASIA Technical Rules. However for National/State/District/Club level competitions shall follow the General Regulations (Annexure A, B, C, D & E). For Speed Skating the distance will be as per the Annexure "A". For Artistic Skating the rules and regulations will be as per Annexure "B". For Roller and Inline Hockey the rules and regulations as per Annexure "C". For Freestyle Skating the rules and regulations will be as per Annexure "D". For Other Discipline the rules and regulations as per Annexure "E". 2.03 TEST/ELIMINATION: Prior tests /elimination may be held in any of the disciplines to achieve quality participation in the championships. Sub-standard participants will be eliminated at the discretion of RSFI. Page 3 | RSFI – RULES & REGULATIONS NO 11RR | REGULATIONS – 2019 RSFI Secretariat, A 695, Shastri Nagar, New Delhi-110052. (India) 3.00 AGE 3.01 AGE GROUP DETERMINATION: the participant’s age as on 31st December of the championship year to determine his/her age group. 3.02 PROOF OF AGE: Before beginning of Championships all the participants should submit the Photo copy of Date of Birth Certificate including Above 17 and Above 30 years given by his/her School/College where they are presently studying must be submitted to the RSFI Championship Committees along with Entry Form while original certificate should be produced immediately for verification as and when required. The players who have completed their studies are to submit valid age proof by way of photocopy of their Passport/Pan Card/Election Commission Card/ Aadhaar /DOB certificate issued by the Institution where they last studied. Incase of any dispute RSFI will with hold the result of the participant and will examine the matter & take the final decision. Those proved overage will be suspended and penalised; period of suspension and penalty amount will be decided by RSFI. 3.03 AGE GROUPS: Male/Female CADET: 05 - 07 years, 07 - 09 years and 09 - 11 years SUB-JUNIORS JUNIORS SENIOR MASTERS 11 - 14 years 14 - 17 years Above - 17 years Above - 30 years 3.04 PARTICIPATION IN HIGHER AGE GROUP: .Skaters are to participate in their own age group. Jumping to Upper Age Group shall not be permitted. Page 4 | RSFI – RULES & REGULATIONS NO 11RR | REGULATIONS – 2019 RSFI Secretariat, A 695, Shastri Nagar, New Delhi-110052. (India) 4.00 ENTRIES for PARTICIPATION & ELIGIBILTY 4.01 LAST DATE OF ENTRIES: Entries must be sent online through the RSFI web portal (www.indiaskate.com) by affiliated/recognised unit minimum '14' days before the National Championship/All India tournaments. The entry fee has to remitted through NEFT/RTGS to RSFI. The hardcopy of Entry form and the details of online remittance of entry fee should be submitted by the team manager to the championships/tournament committee at the venue. The manager must be authorized by State/UT President/Secretary to make corrections (if required) in the entry form submitted. 4.02 ENTRIES PER UNIT FOR MALE / FEMALE CATEGORIES IN NATIONALS AS PER ANNEXURE A/B/C/D/E 4.03 ENTRIES/DISCIPLINES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OTHER THAN NATIONALS: In case of Championships other then Nationals, organisers may invite lesser or more number of Participants and or conduct Championships in 1 or more disciplines, after taking advance permission from RSFI. 4.04 MINIMUM PARTICIPATION/CRITERIA FOR HOLDING THE COMPETITION: Only for disciplines which are medal events in Nationals for less than 5 years the event can be conducted even there is only 1 participant or 2 team. For the events which are in Nationals for more than 5 years the minimum criteria for the conducting the events is minimum 3 participants in case of individual events and three teams in case of team events. Ranking will be given on the basis criteria decided by the respective committee:- 4.05 PARTICIPATION ELIGIBILITY: Only RSFI recognised Units/individuals are allowed to participate. RSFI may accept direct entries in disputed cases and also in cases where RSFI has no State/UT Unit. Skaters are to participate only from State/UT where they are: i) In case a student studying in School/College/any institution recognised by the state/central government shall deemed to be any ordinarily resident of that State/UT where the School/College/ institution is situated. ii) In case of an employee working only in public sector institutions or government office/ department shall deemed to be any ordinarily resident of that State/UT where his/her office is situated. iii) In case other not falling under i) & ii) as above can represent only from the State/UT where he is domiciled.
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