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By-Laws Section 2 Tests Part D - Ice Dance and Solo Ice Dance

Australia · English · 9 pages

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SECTION 2 – TESTS (PART D - ICE DANCE and SOLO ICE DANCE) Ice Skating Australia By-Laws Last Updated: September 2025 Page 7 of 9 By-Law 264 JUNIOR COMPETITIVE DANCE TEST Both candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Advanced Novice Competitive Dance Test, or • Had overseas equivalency granted. Junior Rhythm Dance with the current or next season's Pattern Dance Elements, Rhythm and Required Elements in accordance with relevant ISU Communications as communicated by the ISU Technical Committee Ice Dance. By-Law 265 SENIOR COMPETITIVE DANCE TEST Both candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Junior Competitive Dance Test, or • Had overseas equivalency granted. Senior Rhythm Dance with the current or next season's Pattern Dance Elements, Rhythm and Required Elements in accordance with relevant ISU Communications as communicated by the ISU Technical Committee Ice Dance. By-Laws 266 to 269 Reserved SOLO ICE DANCE TESTS By-Law 270 Pass Mark: Solo Ice Dance Preliminary to Advanced Novice Tests • Each Specific Key Aspect must have been achieved in more than half of the required sequences for each dance. • Overall Key Aspect for Timing must be at least Reasonable in all required sequences in each dance for a Pass. • All other Overall Key Aspects must have been evaluated as Good or Reasonable. The dance is evaluated as a whole as either a Pass or a Fail. Solo Ice Dance Junior and Senior Tests Repeat: A maximum of two repeats are permitted for required elements in the Solo Ice Dance Tests. The element(s) to be repeated must be from the elements already executed, either one element twice or two elements once each. No substitutions of elements are permitted from those already executed. Pass Mark: A Pass cannot be awarded if more than one element has a GOE of -3 or less or more than two elements have a GOE of -2 or less.