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REGULATIONS for the 29Th SUMMER UNIVERSIADE 2017 Taipei City – Chinese Taipei 19 to 30 August 2017 FISU REGULATIONS version August 2016 SU 2017 Taipei City, Chinese Taipei FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DU SPORT UNIVERSITAIRE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEDERATION REGULATIONS FOR THE 29th SUMMER UNIVERSIADE 2017 Taipei City – Chinese Taipei 19 to 30 August 2017 FISU Secretariat 1 FISU REGULATIONS version August 2016 SU 2017 Taipei City, Chinese Taipei TABLE OF CONTENTS I. GENERAL REGULATIONS ......................................................................... 8 1 GENERAL TERMS ................................................................................... 8 2 SPORTS PROGRAMME ........................................................................ 13 2.1 Compulsory sports ........................................................... 13 2.2 Optional sports ................................................................ 13 2.3 Preliminary rounds .......................................................... 14 2.4 Cancellation ..................................................................... 14 2.5 Dates ................................................................................ 14 2.6 ISF Calendar ..................................................................... 14 3 RESPONSIBILITIES OF FISU .................................................................. 14 3.1 Generalities ...................................................................... 14 3.2 FISU Executive Committee .............................................. 16 3.3 International Control Committee (CIC) ........................... 17 3.4 International Technical Sub-Committee for the Summer Universiade (CTI-UE) ........................................................................... 19 3.5 Technical Committee (CT) ............................................... 19 3.6 International Medical Committee (CMI) ......................... 22 3.7 Media and Communication Committee (CMC) ............... 22 4 RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE .. 23 4.1 Generalities ...................................................................... 23 4.2 Liaison to FISU ................................................................. 25 4.3 Obligations towards Universiade participants - athletes & officials ......................................................................................... 25 4.4 Obligations towards Universiade participants - FISU and ISF delegates ....................................................................................... 26 4.5 Material and actions to be approved by FISU ................. 28 4.6 Publications ..................................................................... 29 4.7 Material, facilities, equipment and services to be supplied during the Summer Universiade ........................................................ 31 4.8 Material to be supplied to FISU ....................................... 32 4.9 Financial aspects .............................................................. 33 4.10 Medical Services .............................................................. 34 4.12 Transfer of Knowledge .................................................... 35 5 RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES ....... 35 5.1 Invitations ........................................................................ 35 5.2 Participation .................................................................... 35 5.3 Technical Officials ............................................................ 37 5.4 Entries .............................................................................. 37 5.5 Individual dossier to submit upon arrival ........................ 40 5.6 Financial conditions ......................................................... 41 5.7 Accreditation cards .......................................................... 42 5.8 Insurance ......................................................................... 42 FISU Secretariat 2 FISU REGULATIONS version August 2016 SU 2017 Taipei City, Chinese Taipei 5.9 Medical services .............................................................. 43 5.10 Medal-Awarding Ceremonies .......................................... 43 5.11 Media liaison.................................................................... 44 6 PROTOCOL ......................................................................................... 44 6.1 Ceremonies ...................................................................... 44 6.2 Awards ............................................................................. 46 6.3 Flags ................................................................................. 46 6.4 Seating for Competitions ................................................. 46 7 MEDIA SERVICES ................................................................................. 47 8 RADIO, TELEVISION AND OTHER BROADCASTING RIGHTS ................ 47 9 OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUES ......................................................... 48 10 OFFICIAL FILM ..................................................................................... 49 II. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS .................................................................... 50 11 GENERAL TERMS ................................................................................. 50 12 A TECHNICAL REGULATIONS PER SPORT – COMPULSORY SPORTS ... 55 12.1 Artistic Gymnastic ............................................................ 55 12.2 Athletics ........................................................................... 58 12.3 Basketball ......................................................................... 61 12.4 Diving ............................................................................... 64 12.5 Fencing ............................................................................. 67 12.6 Football ............................................................................ 70 12.7 Judo .................................................................................. 72 12.8 Rhythmic Gymnastics ...................................................... 76 12.9 Swimming ........................................................................ 78 12.10 Table Tennis ..................................................................... 81 12.11 Taekwondo ...................................................................... 83 12.12 Tennis ............................................................................... 86 12.13 Volleyball ......................................................................... 88 12.14 Water Polo ....................................................................... 91 12 B TECHNICAL REGULATIONS PER SPORT – OPTIONAL SPORTS .......... 94 12.15 Archery............................................................................. 94 12.16 Badminton ....................................................................... 96 12.17 Baseball ............................................................................ 98 12.18 Golf ................................................................................ 101 12.19 Roller Sports .................................................................. 104 12.20 Weightlifting .................................................................. 105 12.21 Wushu ............................................................................ 107 13 COMPETITIONS RULES ...................................................................... 110 III. MEDICAL REGULATION ....................................................................... 111 14. ANTI-DOPING RULES ......................................................................... 111 14.1 GENERALITIES ................................................................ 117 14.2 ANTI-DOPING RULES VIOLATIONS ................................. 117 14.3 PROOF OF DOPING ........................................................ 121 FISU Secretariat 3 FISU REGULATIONS version August 2016 SU 2017 Taipei City, Chinese Taipei 14.4 THE PROHIBITED LIST ..................................................... 122 14.5 TESTING AND INVESTIGATIONS ..................................... 125 14.6 ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES .................................................. 128 14.7 SAMPLE-TAKING PROCEDURE ....................................... 130 14.8 RESULTS MANAGEMENT ............................................... 133 14.9 RIGHT TO A FAIR HEARING ............................................ 139 14.10 AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL RESULTS ....................................................................................... 140 14.11 SANCTION ON INDIVIDUALS .......................................... 140 14.12 CONSEQUENCES TO TEAMS .......................................... 142 14.13 APPEALS ......................................................................... 143 14.14 CONFIDENTIALITY AND REPORTING .............................. 146 14.15 APPLICATION AND RECOGNITION OF DECISIONS ......... 149 14.16 STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS ........................................... 149 14.17 FISU COMPLIANCE REPORTS TO WADA ........................ 150 14.18 EDUCATION .................................................................... 150 14.19 AMENDMENT AND INTERPRETATION OF ANTI-DOPING RULES ....................................................................................... 150 14.20 INTERPRETATION OF THE CODE .................................... 150 14.21 ADDITIONAL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF ATHLETES AND OTHER PERSONS ....................................................................... 151 IV. 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