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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 3 of 11 By-Law 208 1. At the Judges' discretion, a candidate for a test is permitted to re-skate any portion of the test as specified in the requirements for the particular test. 2. Two Judges are required for all tests; one judge shall act as Test Referee. (a) The Preliminary, Elementary and Basic Novice Singles Technical tests; Preliminary, Elementary, and Basic Novice Pattern Dance (Recreational) tests; Preliminary, Elementary and Basic Novice Solo Ice Dance tests and the Basic Novice Pair Technical test require only one judge, if that Judge is a Senior ISA Championship or Senior Level Test Judge in the applicable category. (b) The Preliminary, Elementary, Basic Novice and Advanced Novice Pattern Skills Tests require only one judge ifthatJudge is a SeniorISA Championship or Senior Level TestJudge in the applicable category. (c) The Intermediate Novice to Senior Gold Pattern Dance (Recreational), Solo Ice Dance and Competitive Dance Tests may use only one judge, in exceptional circumstances when approved by Ice Skating Australia if that Judge is a Senior ISA Championship or Senior Level Test Judge. In these circumstances, the ISA Member is to seek approval from Ice Skating Australia ofthissituation prior to the testing session occurring. 3. A candidate must receive a passing result from each Judge in order to pass a test. 4. Judges for tests must be National Test Judges at the appropriate level. By-Law 209 Reserved