FIH Tournament Regulations - International Hockey Federation

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Should the person who is the subject of the report fail to attend the hearing, the hearing shall takeplace in the absence of that person and the fact of the failure to attend shall be taken into account inthe determination of the appropriate penalty in the event that an offence is found to have beencommitted.4 THE DECISIONThe decision should be in writing and read to the person the subject of the report by the TournamentDirector (through an interpreter if necessary). It should deal (at least) with the following matters:abwhether or not the team member accepts the breach of the Code of Conduct;if the team member does not accept the breach, a finding as to whether a breach has occurredand why.Should it be found (or agreed) that an offence has been committed either the minimum penalty will beimposed or, at the entire discretion of the Tournament Director, a greater penalty. If a greater penaltyis being considered then :abcdthe disciplinary history of the team member;the attitude of the team member at the hearing;any penalty already incurred, eg if a card was given during the match the length of time of anysuspension served under that card;the seriousness of the offence by comparison with other offences at this levelwill be taken into account by the Tournament Director in imposing a greater penalty and details ofwhich will be set out in the written decision.5 DEFINITION OF THE PENALTYA clear definition of the penalty will include:abcdthe number of matches for which the team member is suspended;the date of commencement of the suspension;the match or matches to which the suspension shall apply (eg FIH events, any match played bythe team member’s National Association etc);any terms of the penalty in addition to suspension(for example referral to the FIH ChiefExecutive Officer for further consideration by the FIH Disciplinary Commissioner of thebehaviour constituting the offence).FIH Tournament Regulations:Outdoor Competitions – June 2013Page 39
APPENDIX 14UNIFORM ADVERTISING1. MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATIONAn article of clothing or equipment may display the manufacturer’s identification in the form of thename, trademark, logo, or any other distinctive sign of the manufacturer of the item, when worn orused by a player, official or umpire whilst playing or officiating in any event subject to the followinglimitations.1.1 At Olympic GamesThe IOC publishes specific regulations related to Rule 50 in the Olympic Charter for eachGames. Full details will be published in the Competition Regulations for each Olympic Games.1.2 At Other Inter-Nations Events (applies also to Olympic Qualifying Events)The display may appear once only on any article of clothing, except on shirts where it may berepeated in the one or two figure(s) of the number(s) on the back of the shirts. Any such displaymay not exceed the overall size of 20 cm 2 per article.Authorised identifications may not appear close or adjacent to each other, in order to avoid acomposite logo effect or a repetitive effect. This applies also in case of several layers of itemsworn by the same person or for one-piece body suitsWhere one-piece body suits are used in competition, one identification of the manufacturer shallbe permitted above the waist and one below the waist, each to be no larger than the maximumsize noted above; however these identifications shall not be placed immediately adjacent toeach otherIn respect of outfield players’ gloves and armbands, one identification of the manufacturer perglove or armband will be permitted to a maximum size of 6 cm 2 .There is no restriction on equipment, headgear or shoes.2. SPONSORS’ ADVERTISMENTS2.1 At Olympic GamesOther than as specified for the Indication of a Manufacturer, advertising is not permitted onclothing or equipment. Full details will be published in the Competition Regulations for eachOlympic Games.FIH Tournament Regulations:Outdoor Competitions – June 2013Page 40
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