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Ice Dance Test Manual

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 18 pages

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Rules and Regulations 1. All BIS National Tests will be organised and conducted locally after application to BIS. In exceptional circumstances, BIS will organise test sessions as and when required. 2.Only BIS Members are entitled to apply to be candidates for BIS Tests and all candidates must be fully paid-up members of BIS at the time the application is submitted, and the test skated. 3.The candidate must apply on the official BIS Test Application Form via the website. The candidate should have forwarded with the application his/her membership fee if not already paid, plus the appropriate test fee. 4.The tests candidate should submit the completed Skate UK Passport with the application fee for National Test 1. 5.Both the applicant and his/her coach should sign the test application. If the applicant is under 18 years of age, then his/her parent/guardian should sign on their behalf. PLEASE NOTE – APPLICATION CONFIRMS THAT THE CANDIDATE IS READY TO TAKE THE TEST. No coach may enter candidates for tests unless he/she has attended the relevant accredited seminar. 6.No test may be taken unless the application has been submitted, accepted and the applicable test fee paid. 7.Applications for a test must be made minimum of 28 days prior to a test date. Candidates may be called upon to skate the test at any time after the date of application. The candidate should indicate on the application form the rink at which he/she can take the test. However, a test candidate must be prepared to skate the test at another rink. If unavailable dates are known at time of application, then the candidate should indicate these dates on the test application form. 8.Tests can be transferred between rinks. Any test transfer requests can be arranged directly with the Test & Membership team at the BIS Office. Test transfers for specific test dates may be arranged but only if the receiving Test Organiser has the capacity to accommodate the test. All successful candidates of BIS Tests shall receive a certificate appropriate to the level of test passed. 9.Judges have complete control during the tests with full responsibility for ensuring that the tests run efficiently and in accordance with the rules. 10.A candidate who is given a retry for a test cannot retake this test until after the expiration of 28 days. 11.A candidate who is entered for two or more tests on one occasion will forfeit the fee if they refuse to skate all tests unless failure prohibits the next level in which case the test may be held over but will be included at the end of any outstanding lists. 12.Failure to attend to skate on the day and at the time arranged will result in cancellation of the test and forfeiture of the full test fee. However, candidates who are unable to attend due to illness or school examinations must submit a doctor’s certificate or letter from the school to the BIS office prior to the test session and the test may then be held over to a future test session. Any other exceptional circumstances would need to be referred to the BIS office. Page 2