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By-Laws Section 2 Tests Part A - General and Pattern Skills

Australia · English · 11 pages

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SECTION 2 - TESTS (PART A – GENERAL AND PATTERN SKILLS TESTS) Ice Skating Australia By-Laws Updated: February 2024 Page 2 of 11 By-Law 204 A candidate who has failed a test shall not be entitled to be judged again for that test prior to the 14th day following the failed test. By-Law 205 1. Marking must be in accordance with the rules applying to the particular level ofskating, and any special rules set out in the test requirements. 2. The closed marking system shall be used for all tests. By-Law 206 When more than one candidate istaking a test of the same level during the same testsession, the order of skating shall be determined by the Test Referee and/or Test Convener. By-Law 207 1. A candidate for a test must have passed the prerequisite test, or had overseas equivalency granted. 2. Qualifying tests are required for entry into ISA championships and competitions and ISU international events. 3. Persons taking up residence/or intend taking up residence in Australia and seeking to compete in championships, other than as guest skaters, or to represent Australia internationally are required to undertake applicable ISA tests as follows: (a) For entry into Basic Novice, Intermediate Novice and Advanced Novice Championships; i) Production of documentary evidence of the equivalent requisite qualifying test of another ISU Member must be provided OR ii) If the equivalent tests of anotherISU Member are below the requisite qualifying test, then the skater must pass all ISA tests from the equivalent test up to and including the requisite qualifying test. (b) On production of documentary evidence of participation in a Junior or Senior Event of another ISU Member, conducted in accordance with ISU Regulations, skaters will be deemed to have passed prerequisites for the championship qualifying test(s) and may attempt the applicable qualifying test(s) for Junior and Senior Championship entry and international competition entry. (c) If a member of a Pair couple holds Junior or higher test with another partner, and the new partner has competed as a Junior in a Singles/Pair/Ice Dance event in Australia or another ISU Member: i) then the Pair couple will be deemed to have met the prerequisite forthe Junior test; ii) then they will only be required to complete the Junior and above test/s together in order to be eligible to compete in Australian Junior Pair Skating Championship; iii) in the case of a new partnership, where one skater already holds Senior Pair test, the Pair couple will only be required to skate the Senior Pair test together.