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Explore learning programmes and tests across fifteen countries. Read published elements, compare pathways and search the official evidence in one place.

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Règlement Intérieur des Officiels d'Arbitrage 2026

France · French · 128 pages

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ARTICLE 4-3 - RAPPORT DU PRESIDENT DU JURY À l’issue de tous championnats de France et de toutes compétitions, le rapport du président du jury doit être envoyé à la CFOA dans un délai de 15 jours après la fin de la dernière épreuve. Le président du jury est tenu de respecter la plus stricte confidentialité sur les informations contenues dans le rapport qu’il rédige et ses annexes. Seule la CFOA est habilitée à transmettre éventuellement le rapport auprès du Bureau Exécutif de la FFSG, à la Direction Technique Nationale, à la CSN concernée pour un usage strictement interne à la Fédération Française des Sports de Glace, à l’exclusion de tout usage externe. ARTICLE 4-4 - FILIERE RAPIDE Une nomination directe au grade national B est possible, pour toutes les fonctions, pour les bobeurs ayant figuré sur les listes ministérielles des sportifs de haut-niveau. Les candidats à la filière rapide doivent postuler auprès de la CFOA, suivre la formation probatoire propre à la fonction choisie et avoir passé avec succès l’examen probatoire. CFOA | RÈGLEMENT INTÉRIEUR — PARTIE 4 BOBSLEIGH/SKELETON 71