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4. Decisions. b. Where this Program places the burden of proof upon the Covered Person alleged to have committed a Corruption Offence to rebut a presumption or establish facts or circumstances, the standard of proof shall be by a preponderance of the evidence. c. The AHO shall not be bound by any jurisdiction's judicial rules governing the admissibility of evidence. Instead, facts relating to a Corruption Offence may be established by any reliable means, as determined in the sole discretion of the AHO. a. Once the parties have made their submissions, the AHO shall determine whether a Corruption Offence has been committed. Where Article H of this Program specifies a range of possible sanctions for the Corruption Offence found to have been committed, the AHO shall also fix the sanction within that range, after considering any submissions on the subject that the parties may wish to make. b. The AHO shall issue a Decision in writing as soon as possible after the conclusion of the Hearing. Such Decision will be sent to the parties and shall set out and explain: i. the AHO's findings as to what Corruption Offences, if any, have been committed; ii. the sanctions applicable, if any, as a result of such findings; and iii. the rights of appeal applicable pursuant to Article I of this Program. c. The TIU shall pay all costs and expenses of the AHO and of staging the Hearing. The AHO shall not have the power to award costs or make any costs order against a Covered Person or the PTIO. Each party shall bear its own costs, legal, expert and otherwise. d. Subject only to the rights of appeal under Article I of this Program, the AHO's Decision shall be the full, final and complete disposition of the matter and will be binding on all parties. If the AHO determines that a Corruption Offence has been committed, the TIB will publicly report the Decision. 108
H. Sanctions 1. The penalty for any Corruption Offence shall be determined by the AHO in accordance with the procedures set forth in Article G, and may include: a. With respect to any Player, (i) a fine of up to $250,000 plus an amount equal to the value of any winnings or other amounts received by such Covered Person in connection with any Corruption Offence, (ii) ineligibility for participation in any event organised or sanctioned by any Governing Body for a period of up to three years, and (iii) with respect to any violation of Section D.1, clauses (d)-(j) and Section D.2., ineligibility for participation in any event organised or sanctioned by any Governing Body for a maximum period of permanent ineligibility. b. With respect to any Related Person or Tournament Support Person, (i) suspension of credentials and access to any Event organised, sanctioned or recognised by any Governing Body for a period of not less than one year, and (ii) with respect to any violation of clauses (c)-(i) of Article D.1., suspension of credentials and access to any Event organised, sanctioned or recognised by any Governing Body for a maximum period of permanent revocation of such credentials and access. c. No Player who has been declared ineligible may, during the period of ineligibility, participate in any capacity in any Event (other than authorized anti-gambling or anti-corruption education or rehabilitation programs) organised or sanctioned by any Governing Body. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, such Player shall not be given accreditation for, or otherwise granted access to, any competition or event to which access is controlled by any Governing Body, nor shall the Player be credited with any points for any competition played during the period of ineligibility. 2. The TIU may report information regarding an investigation to the TIB and the PTIOs at any time. 3. The TIB may report Corruption Offences that also violate non-sporting laws and regulations to the competent administrative, professional or judicial authorities. 4. If any Covered Person commits a Corruption Offence under this program during a period of ineligibility, it shall be treated as a separate Corruption Offence under this Program. 109
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