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Øvelsesutvalg 2026-2027

Norway · Norwegian Bokmål and English technical terms · 17 pages

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23.08.2026 - Øvelsesutvalg 2026-2027 17 Deduction Sheet (Who is responsible?) Adjusted for national requirements Field with orange background are changed from the original document from ISU. Description Penalty Who is responsible 1 Time violation – for up to every 5 sec. lacking or excess Senior/Junior All other categories -1.0 deduction -0.5 deduction Referee (after consultations with Timekeeper) Deduction applied for falls outside element 2 Costume / prop violations Senior/Junior All other categories -1.0 deduction -0.5 deduction Judges Panel including the Referee by the majority of votes with no deduction in case of 50:50 split vote 3 Part of the costume/decoration falls on the ice (one or more) Senior/Junior All other categories -1.0 deduction -0.5 deduction Referee 4 Illegal Elements/Movements – for every illegal element/movement – lifts with wrong holds; somersault type jumps Novice Only Remarks: If there is an illegal movement during the execution of any element, the deduction for an illegal movement will apply and the element will receive Basic Level if the requirements for at least Basic Level are fulfilled. Otherwise the element will be called “No Level”. -2.0 deduction Technical Specialist identifies Technical Panel decides by the majority of votes. Technical Controller deducts 5 Fall during the program - for every fall (in Pair skating Junior and Senior -1.0 for a fall of one partner and -2.0 for a fall of both partners. Novice -0.5 for a fall of one partner and -1.0 for a fall of both partners outside the element). A fall is defined as: “loss of control by a skater with the result that the majority of his/her own body weight is on the ice supported by any other part of the body other than the blades e.g. hand(s), knee(s), back, buttock(s) or any part of the arm.” -2.0 deduction Technical Specialist identifies Technical Panel decides by the majority of votes. Technical Controller deducts Deduction applied for falls outside element 6 Interruption of program - more than 10-20 sec. interruption - more than 20-30 sec. interruption - more than 30-40 sec. interruption Interruption of the program with allowance of up to three (3) minutes to resume from the point of interruption. Senior/Junior All other categories -1.0 -0.5 -2.0 -1.0 -3.0 -1.5 -5.0 -2.5 Referee Exception for Cubs u/13 if they forget the program: - First time skater forgets program, the Referee instructs the skater to start the program from the beginning, no deduction. - If skater forgets program for the second time, the Referee gives permission to start where the interruption happened. - If skater forgets program for the third time, the skater is withdrawn. Cubs only: First time: 0.0 deduction Second time: -2,5 decution (deduction with allowance) Third time: -Skater is withdrawn Referee 7 Late start - take starting position within 30 sec Senior/Junior All other categories -1.0 -0.5 Referee 8 Elements not according to requirements of Short Program or Well balanced Free Skating program Element receives * as indication for deleted element Computer deletes elements according to rules; Technical Controller authorizes or corrects deletion of elements 9 Bonus for Distribution of Highlights in the second half of the program Jump elements in Singles Junior and Senior Short Program last (1) jump element & Free Skating three (3) last jump elements. Factor 1.1 for the base value of each such element Computer / Calculation Program ERR/CI/JR/UHØ 23.08.2026 Subject to changes after updated published ISU Communications and/or Technical Panel Handbook.