Controlled Sports Act 2019
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47 Register (1) The registrar must keep a register of controlled sports. (2) The register— (a) must include— (i) for registration as a controlled sports official or controlled sports contestant under this part— (A) the name of the official or contestant; and (B) whether the registration is as an official or a contestant; and (C) the period of registration; and (ii) for each suspension or cancellation of registration under this part—whether a registration has been suspended or cancelled; and (iii) for an event registered under this part—details about each contest at the event; and Examples—par (iii) draw, score or result, contestant weight (b) may include any further information prescribed by regulation. (3) The registrar must make information in the register available for public inspection.
Controlled sports register Division 3.5 Section 48 48 Correcting register and keeping it up-to-date (1) The registrar may correct a mistake, error or omission in the register. (2) The registrar may change a detail included in the register to keep the register accurate and up-to-date.
Section 49 page 48 Controlled Sports Act 2019 Part 4 Conduct of controlled sports events Division 4.1 Code of practice for controlled sports events 49 Code of practice—approval (1) The Minister may approve a code of practice in relation to controlled sports events. (2) An approved code of practice is a disallowable instrument. 50 Code of practice—contents A code of practice may include, but is not limited to, matters about the following for controlled sports events: (a) conduct of events, including techniques and styles for particular controlled sports and contestants; (b) medical examinations and treatment of contestants at events, including how injuries are managed; (c) the number and functions of medical practitioners in relation to events; (d) availability and location of medical equipment at events; (e) insurance requirements; (f) reporting requirements; (g) venue requirements, including requirements for cages or rings; (h) requirements for protective clothing or equipment at events; (i) procedural requirements for events; (j) procedural requirements for contestants at events;
Code of practice for controlled sports events Division 4.1 Section 51 (k) age, experience or qualification requirements for controlled sports officials. Examples—par (i) • advertising of events • entertainment at events Example—par (j) weighing-in of contestants before events