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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 1 of 11 SECTION 2 TESTS PART A – GENERAL and PATTERN SKILLS TESTS Amended February 2024 By-Law 200 The steps, patterns, jumps, spins and dances referred to in these By-Laws are as set out in the ISU and ISA Regulations. By-Law 201 1. All tests are conducted by ISA Members on behalf of Ice Skating Australia, and in accordance with these by-laws. Deviation from the by-laws will invalidate the test. 2. Eligible and ineligible persons may take any test. 3. Every candidate for a test must be a financial member of an ISA Member and must have paid the required fees set by the ISA Board and the relevant ISA Member. 4. Every candidate passing a test will be awarded a certificate of merit and a test pin. 5. The ISA Test Judge(s) who conducted the test should sign the certificate of merit at the time of test. In the event the original testing judge(s) are unable to sign the certificate, another suitably qualified ISA Test Judge(s) who has viewed the candidate’s test paper will sign the certificate of merit. 6. A candidate wishing to take a test shall make an application to the Secretary or the appointed representative of an ISA Member, in writing or by electronic mail or other electronic means. Application must be accompanied by the required fee or proof of payment. 7. The candidate may state a preference in the application the month and place required to take the test. 8. A candidate who is training overseas or in an area where suitable qualified judges are not resident may apply to ISA to have their test conducted electronically. The test papers will be forwarded to the applicable ISA Member on completion of the test. By-Law 202 1. Except where otherwise specified, each test must be taken on one day, with the same panel of judges. 2. The Test Referee may terminate the test if the ice, music, or any other condition is not satisfactory. 3. At the discretion of the judges, a candidate may be permitted to re-skate any part of a test without penalty where the performance was adversely affected by circumstances beyond the candidate's control. By-Law 203 1. The ISA Member conducting the test shall at the end of March, June, September and December, after a test is attempted advise Ice Skating Australia of the candidate's name, the type and level of test, and whether it was passed or failed. 2. At the same time, a rate determined by Ice Skating Australia for each test attempted must be paid by the ISA Member.