Rules | ||
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Racing Rules of Sailing for 2013-2016; Version 6 | December 2015 | |
Racing Rules of Sailing for 2017-2020 | August 2017 | |
Racing Rules of Sailing for 2021-2024 | December 2020 | |
Racing Rules of Sailing for 2025-2028 | February 2025 | |
Prescriptions | ||
Australia | July 2017 | |
Canada | November 2019 | |
Great Britain - RYA has declined to grant a license for prescriptions and cases. | November 2019 | |
New Zealand | July 2017 | |
United States | February 2017 | |
Cases | ||
World Sailing Cases | February 2022 | |
World Sailing Q&As | March 2022 | |
Match Race Calls | January 2020 | |
Match Race Rapid Response Calls | October 2018 | |
Team Race Calls | December 2018 | |
Team Race Rapid Response Calls | February 2016 | |
CAN Cases | October 2017 | |
RYA Cases | November 2019 | |
US Appeals | November 2019 | |
Manuals | ||
World Sailing Judges Manual | December 2019 |
Section B Point 3.
Attached is a bit dated but I believe it would help.
Here is a link in case the attachment does not work.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/z4b4236ve8e2jap/30%20Information%20for%20Observers.doc?dl=0
Cheers,
Aslan
I now have enough to keep me happy.
If observers are allowed to leave, should the observer form remind them of their obligation not to discuss anything they heard or saw in the hearing room with anyone until a decision has been published, or words to that effect?
I think I'd be concerned about an observer leaving the hearing midway and having a chat with or being overheard by a potential witness.
Observers briefing witnesses is definitely a risk.
It hasn't happened in any of the "observer present" hearings i've been involved with over the years but its certainly something to watch out for.