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Appendix L SAILING INSTRUCTIONS GUIDE ADDENDUM B BOATS PROVIDED BY THE ORGANIZING AUTHORITY The following sailing instruction is recommended when all boats will be provided by the organizing authority. It can be changed to suit the circumstances. When used, it should be inserted after instruction 3. 4 BOATS 4.1 Boats will be provided for all competitors, who shall not modify them or cause them to be modified in any way except that (a) a compass may be tied or taped to the hull or spars; (b) wind indicators, including yarn or thread, may be tied or taped anywhere on the boat; (c) hulls, centreboards and rudders may be cleaned, but only with water; (d) adhesive tape may be used anywhere above the water line; and (e) all fittings or equipment designed to be adjusted may be adjusted, provided that the class rules are complied with. 4.2 All equipment provided with the boat for sailing purposes shall be in the boat while afloat. 4.3 The penalty for not complying with one of the above instructions will be disqualification from all races sailed in which the instruction was broken. 4.4 Competitors shall report any damage or loss of equipment, however slight, to the organizing authority’s representative immediately after securing the boat ashore. The penalty for breaking this instruction, unless the protest committee is satisfied that the competitor made a determined effort to comply, will be disqualification from the race most recently sailed. 4.5 Class rules requiring competitors to be members of the class association will not apply. 144
APPENDIX M RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROTEST COMMITTEES This appendix is advisory only; in some circumstances changing these procedures may be advisable. It is addressed primarily to protest committee chairmen but may also help judges, protest committee secretaries, race committees and others connected with protest and redress hearings. In a protest or redress hearing, the protest committee should weigh all testimony with equal care; should recognize that honest testimony can vary, and even be in conflict, as a result of different observations and recollections; should resolve such differences as best it can; should recognize that no boat or competitor is guilty until a breach of a rule has been established to the satisfaction of the protest committee; and should keep an open mind until all the evidence has been heard as to whether a boat or competitor has broken a rule. M1 PRELIMINARIES (may be performed by race office staff) Receive the protest or request for redress. Note on the form the time the protest or request is delivered and the protest time limit. Inform each party, and the race committee when necessary, when and where the hearing will be held. M2 BEFORE THE HEARING M2.1 Make sure that each party has a copy of or the opportunity to read the protest or request for redress and has had reasonable time to prepare for the hearing. no member of the protest committee is an interested party. Ask the parties whether they object to any member. When redress is requested under rule 62.1(a), a member of the race committee should not be a member of the protest committee. only one person from each boat (or party) is present unless an interpreter is needed. 145
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THE RACING RULES OF SAILING for 201
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CONTENTS Race Signals Inside front
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INTRODUCTION The Racing Rules of Sa
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DEFINITIONS A term used as stated b
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DEFINITIONS Proper Course A course
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Part 1 FUNDAMENTAL RULES 3 ACCEPTAN
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Part 2 WHEN BOATS MEET time, the on
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Part 2 WHEN BOATS MEET 21 EXONERATI
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Part 3 CONDUCT OF A RACE 27 OTHER R
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Part 3 CONDUCT OF A RACE signal. If
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PART 4 OTHER REQUIREMENTS WHEN RACI
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Part 4 OTHER REQUIREMENTS WHEN RACI
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Part 5 PROTESTS, REDRESS, HEARINGS,
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Part 6 ENTRY AND QUALIFICATION 78 C
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Part 7 RACE ORGANIZATION 87 CHANGES
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Part 7 RACE ORGANIZATION 90.3 Scori
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Appendix A SCORING Finishing place
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Appendix A SCORING A11 SCORING ABBR
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Appendix B WINDSURFING COMPETITION
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Appendix C MATCH RACING RULES 13.3
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Appendix C (b) (c) MATCH RACING RUL
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Appendix C MATCH RACING RULES C6.5
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Appendix C (b) (c) MATCH RACING RUL
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Appendix C MATCH RACING RULES void.
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Appendix C MATCH RACING RULES C11.3
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Appendix D TEAM RACING RULES D1.2 P
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Appendix D TEAM RACING RULES (b) (c
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Appendix D (d) TEAM RACING RULES Wh
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Appendix D TEAM RACING RULES (c) (d
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Appendix E (d) RADIO SAILING RACING
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Page 121 and 122: APPENDIX K NOTICE OF RACE GUIDE Thi
Page 123 and 124: Appendix K NOTICE OF RACE GUIDE Use
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Page 163 and 164: INDEX References are to rule number
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Page 178 and 179: RACE SIGNALS The meanings of visual
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