Minutes UIPM Congress 2010 Riga FINAL 6 12 2010

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General Information on editorial changes in the Rules Editorial Changes: 1.4 Rule Age Groups 1.4.2 The age groups are as follows: Age Group 10 and younger Youth E Under 11 11 – 12 years Youth D Under 13 13 – 14 years Youth C Under 15 15 – 16 years Youth B Under 17 17 – 18 years Youth A Under 19 19 – 21 years Juniors 22 and over Seniors 30 – 39 years Masters 30-39 40 – 49 years Masters 40-49 50 – 59 years Masters 50-59 60 – 69 years Masters 60-69 70 – 79 years Masters 70-79 80 and over Masters 80+ 1.7 Types of Competition 1.7.1 UIPM Category “A” Competitions: Reason: To fall in line with the UIPM’s Marketing Strategy in the last two years iii)World Cup Circuit Series Each year 4 – 6 World Cup competitions and a World Cup Final are organised over a period of 4 – 8 months and the whole series is called the World Cup Circuit Series. These competitions are carried out on different continents if possible. Every NF may organise only one World Cup competition for men and one for women each year, in addition to the World Cup Final. 1.22.Obligations of Pentathletes, Officials, NFs and Their Members and Members of LOCs 1.22.2 Clothing Pentathletes must wear clothing and equipment as specified in the Rules for each event. Start numbers must be visibly worn in the Combined event according to the Rules for Combined Event and in the other events as far as provided by the LOC. Officials must be dressed properly, at a minimum by the National Federation’s tracksuit. The members of a team in the Relay must be dressed similarly with regard to form the shape and colour of the clothes of clothing, except the shape of the swimwear in Swimming . No pentathlete is allowed to compete with dirty clothing or with an identical mark, flag, emblem, country or city name that belongs to another NF. Pentathletes or officials who are dressed incorrectly undergo a penalty or disciplinary measure. In Fencing and Riding no jewellery, or any visible body piercing are permitted. Athletes must remove or cover these in a safe way. In Fencing, hair must be secured in a way, so as not to cover the name printed on the Fencing jacket 4.3 Inspection of course and horses iii) This mark remains on the horse throughout the event all riding events at any UIPM Competition. 2010 UIPM Congress Page 20
B 4.12 Obstacles B.4.12.13 A double or triple combination is understood to be a collection of 2 or 3 obstacles elements with distances between them of minimum 7m and maximum 12m that require 2 or 3 successive jumps. The distance is measured from the base of the obstacle element on the landing side to the base of the next obstacle element on the take-off side. SWIMMING APPENDIX 3G: Penalty Table: The pentathlete infringes the rules and is penalised for: article Penalty beginning the start movements prior to the start 3.4.2ii) 3.6.1i) deduction of 40 Modern signal Pentathlon points jumping or falling into the water after the 3.4.2 ii) deduction of 40 Modern command “Take your marks” and before the start signal 3.6.1 i) Pentathlon points using oil or grease 3.2.7 ii) iii) deduction of 40 Modern 3.6.1 ii) Pentathlon points failure to touch the end of the pool when turning 3.6.1 iii) deduction of 40 Modern Pentathlon points leaving the swimming lane before the command 3.4.3 ii) deduction of 40 Modern 3.6.1 iv) Pentathlon points leaving the water by the front side 3.4.3 i) deduction of 40 Modern 3.6.1 v) Pentathlon points Entering the water at the end of the last series 3.4.3 iii) deduction of 40 Modern without the referee’s permission 3.6.1 vi) Pentathlon points incorrect change over in Relay 3.6.1 vii) deduction of 40 Modern Pentathlon points wearing nonconforming swimwear 3.2.7 ii), 3.3.2 3.6.2 iii) elimination using any device that may aid his speed, buoyancy or endurance such as webbed gloves, flippers, fins etc delaying a start, wilfully disobeying an order or for any other misconduct taking place at the start jumping or falling into the water before the command “take your Marks”; pushing, swimming across or obstructing another pentathlete so as to impede his progress wilfully, and with intent, pushing, swimming across or obstructing another pentathlete so as to impede his progress 3.6.2 v) 3.6.2 i) 3.6.2 ii) elimination elimination elimination 3.6.2 iv) elimination 3.6.3 disqualification elimination of team 2010 UIPM Congress Page 21
Page 1 and 2: MINUTES 6 November 2010 - SESSION 1
Page 3 and 4: 4. Approval of the minutes of the 2
Page 5 and 6: 9. Adoption of the budget plan 2010
Page 7 and 8: further. Ms. Georgina Harland refer
Page 9 and 10: MOTION 4: Rule B.5.21 Laser System
Page 11 and 12: Motion passed. MOTION 7: Rule 1.21.
Page 13 and 14: Motion passed. Riding MOTION 10: Ru
Page 15 and 16: Handicap start, approx. 20m run, 5
Page 17 and 18: YES NO ABS 41 Motion passed. MOTION
Page 19: PENALTY TABLE COMBINED EVENT Append
Page 23 and 24: Starting before the signal is given
Page 25 and 26: 15. Elections Further to the candid

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