FIH Tournament Regulations - International Hockey Federation

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LEVEL 3The penalty for a Level 3 offence shall be a suspension of the individual for a minimum of five or morematches.Examples of behaviour which may result in a Level 3 penalty:- physical assault causing bodily injury to another player, umpire, official or spectator;- recurrent breaches of Level 2 behaviour.FIH Tournament Regulations:Outdoor Competitions – June 2013Page 37
APPENDIX 13FIH CODE OF CONDUCT – GUIDELINES TO TOURNAMENT DIRECTORS ON PROCESS FORHEARING AND DETERMINING ANY REPORTED OFFENCE1 THE REPORTAll reports of any offence against the FIH Code of Conduct shall be made to the Tournament Director.The Tournament Director is to determine the level of the offence.A report can be received by the Tournament Director from any person but if received later than 24hours after the occurrence of the conduct said to constitute the offence the Tournament Director mustexercise discretion to accept such a report. That discretion is to be exercised taking into account theseriousness of the reported behaviour and the reason for the delay in making the report.2 PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL JUSTICEThe principles of natural justice apply in the following way.The Tournament Director will advise the Team Manager of- the fact of the report of an offence;- the identity of the team member(s) reported;- the level of the offence;- the time and place of the hearing;- details of the conduct and the mode of proof of it;- if the report was received later than 24 hours after the occurrence of the conduct said toconstitute the offence the Tournament Director must state the reasons for the exercise of thediscretion to accept the report. No appeal from the exercise of that discretion is available.3 THE HEARINGThe Tournament Director must chair the meeting (subject to delegation for reason of conflict ofinterest).The hearing must be attended by the person the subject of the report and one representative if theydesire (in addition the person the subject of the charge may be assisted by an interpreter).The Tournament Director must outline the evidence relied on to support the report including showingany video footage.The team member is to be asked for their response to the report, ie do they accept the offence asalleged or not. The team member must be permitted to present material as to either or both of the factof the offence or penalty.FIH Tournament Regulations:Outdoor Competitions – June 2013Page 38
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