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Appendix M RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROTEST COMMITTEES In redress cases, make sure that no further evidence is needed from boats that will be affected by the decision. M3.5 Inform the parties (rule 65). Recall the parties and read them the facts found, conclusions and rules that apply, and the decision. When time presses it is permissible to read the decision and give the details later. Give any party a copy of the decision on request. File the protest or request for redress with the committee records. M4 REOPENING A HEARING (rule 66) M4.1 When a party, within the time limit, has asked for a hearing to be reopened, hear the party making the request, look at any video, etc., and decide whether there is any significant new evidence that might lead you to change your decision. Decide whether your interpretation of the rules may have been wrong; be open-minded as to whether you have made a mistake. If none of these applies refuse to reopen; otherwise schedule a hearing. M4.2 Evidence is ‘new’ if it was not reasonably possible for the party asking for the reopening to have discovered the evidence before the original hearing, if the protest committee is satisfied that before the original hearing the evidence was diligently but unsuccessfully sought by the party asking for the reopening, or if the protest committee learns from any source that the evidence was not available to the parties at the time of the original hearing. M5 GROSS MISCONDUCT (rule 69) M5.1 An action under this rule is not a protest, but the protest committee gives its allegations in writing to the competitor before the hearing. The hearing is conducted under the same rules as other hearings but the protest committee must have at least three members (rule 69.2(b)). Use the greatest care to protect the competitor’s rights. M5.2 A competitor or a boat cannot protest under rule 69, but the protest form of a competitor who tries to do so may be accepted as a report 148
Appendix M RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROTEST COMMITTEES to the protest committee, which can then decide whether or not to call a hearing. M5.3 When it is desirable to call a hearing under rule 69 as a result of a Part 2 incident, it is important to hear any boat-vs.-boat protest in the normal way, deciding which boat, if any, broke which rule, before proceeding against the competitor under this rule. M5.4 Although action under rule 69 is taken against a competitor, not a boat, a boat may also be penalized (rule 69.2(c)). M5.5 The protest committee may warn the competitor (rule 69.2(c)(1)), in which case no report is to be made (rule 69.2(d)). When a penalty is imposed and a report is made as required by rule 69.2(d) or 69.2(f), it may be helpful to recommend whether or not further action should be taken. M6 APPEALS (rule 70 and Appendix R) When decisions can be appealed, retain the papers relevant to the hearing so that the information can easily be used for an appeal. Is there a diagram endorsed or prepared by the protest committee Are the facts found sufficient (Example: Was there an overlap Yes or No. ‘Perhaps’ is not a fact found.) Are the names of the protest committee members and other important information on the form comments by the protest committee on any appeal should enable the appeals committee to picture the whole incident clearly; the appeals committee knows nothing about the situation. M7 PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE Photographs and videos can sometimes provide useful evidence but protest committees should recognize their limitations and note the following points: The party producing the photographic evidence is responsible for arranging the viewing. View the video several times to extract all the information from it. 149
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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 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 TEAM RACING RULES (c) (d
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Appendix E (d) RADIO SAILING RACING
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Appendix E RADIO SAILING RACING RUL
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Appendix E RADIO SAILING RACING RUL
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Page 117 and 118: Appendix J NOTICE OF RACE AND SAILI
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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 129 and 130: APPENDIX L SAILING INSTRUCTIONS GUI
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Page 147 and 148: APPENDIX M RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROT
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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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