sch.8-sec.57Withdrawal of competitor for failing to complete rodeo activity

sch.8-sec.57 Withdrawal of competitor for failing to complete rodeo activity

This section applies in relation to each competitor in a rodeo activity if— 30 seconds have elapsed after a steer has been released from the chute; and either— for steer wrestling—the judge considers the second competitor has failed to ground the steer as required; or for chute dogging—the judge considers the competitor has failed to ground the steer as required. The judge must direct the competitor to withdraw from the rodeo activity. The competitor must comply with the direction. (sch.8-sec.57-ssec.1) This section applies in relation to each competitor in a rodeo activity if— 30 seconds have elapsed after a steer has been released from the chute; and either— for steer wrestling—the judge considers the second competitor has failed to ground the steer as required; or for chute dogging—the judge considers the competitor has failed to ground the steer as required. (sch.8-sec.57-ssec.2) The judge must direct the competitor to withdraw from the rodeo activity. (sch.8-sec.57-ssec.3) The competitor must comply with the direction.

• (a) 30 seconds have elapsed after a steer has been released from the chute; and
• (b) either— (i) for steer wrestling—the judge considers the second competitor has failed to ground the steer as required; or (ii) for chute dogging—the judge considers the competitor has failed to ground the steer as required.
• (i) for steer wrestling—the judge considers the second competitor has failed to ground the steer as required; or
• (ii) for chute dogging—the judge considers the competitor has failed to ground the steer as required.
• (i) for steer wrestling—the judge considers the second competitor has failed to ground the steer as required; or
• (ii) for chute dogging—the judge considers the competitor has failed to ground the steer as required.