A Rules for Foot Orienteering Events - Orienteering USA

c) Check that the course consultant and course setter are performing their
duties properly.
d) Check that the entire event organization is properly coordinated, including
support and logistics as well as competitive functions.
A.5.9 An Event Controller and/or Course Controller may be appointed by the
Sanctioning Committee or the Board of Directors and has responsibility for
overseeing the Meet Director’s or Course Setter’s work. In contrast with a
consultant, a controller has final responsibility for the quality of the event and/or
courses and as such has final authority over these areas.
A.5.10 The Event Consultant, Course Consultant, Event Controller, and Course
Controller will each send a short informal report to the Sanctioning Committee
and Meet Director outlining any procedures that worked particularly well and
might have application at other events as well as pointing out any problems and
how they could have been avoided.
A.5.11 Consulting for events is done on a volunteer basis without reimbursement from
Orienteering USA. Event organizers may provide reimbursement to consultants at
their own discretion.
A.6 Reports and Fees
A.6.1 Within one week the official results shall be made publicly available and sent to
the Orienteering USA Ranking Committee Chairperson.
A.6.2 Within four weeks sanctioning fees shall be remitted to Orienteering USA for
each sanctioned race for each competitor entered in a competitive class. For
events that have multiple races on the same day as part of a single competition
(e.g. a sprint course competition that has a qualifier and a final), the races can be
considered as one for the purposes of fees, but this must be expressed on the
sanctioning application. A fee computation form will be provided by Orienteering
USA.
A.6.3 Sanctioning fee schedule:
e) Total per-Race competitive entries, Orienteering USA and non-
Orienteering USA, including DNS, DNF, DSQ, and OVT unless the entry
fees were refunded.
Adults $4.00 ($5.00 Bid Events)
Juniors $2.00 ($2.50 Bid Events)
f) Non-member surcharge – total per-Race competitive entries, excluding
members of Orienteering USA, COF, and IOF federations;
Adults $4.00
Juniors $2.00
A.6.4 Recreational entries are reported as standard starts when the hosting club
recharters.