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By-Laws Section 2 Tests Part C - Pair Skating

Australia · English · 2 pages

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SECTION 2 - TESTS (PART C - PAIR SKATING) Ice Skating Australia By-Laws Updated: February 2024 Page 1 of 2 SECTION 2 TESTS PART C - PAIR SKATING Amended February 2024 Refer also to Section 2 – Tests (Part A – General and Pattern Skills Tests) By-Law 230 1. Candidates for Pair Skating tests will be judged as a pair and not as individuals and will pass or fail as a pair. 2. The composition of a pair must be one woman and one man; both must be eligible or ineligible persons. A combination of eligible and ineligible persons is not permitted. By-Law 231 1. There are four tests in Pair Skating. 2. Unless otherwise stated, the following will apply: i) Repeats A maximum of two (2) repeats are permitted at the judges’ discretion without music. 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. ii) Program Components Program Components Composition, Presentation and Skating Skills to be evaluated. iii) Pass Mark The assessment will take into consideration the grade of execution of the elements and the program components in determining a Pass or Fail. Tests will be assessed in accordance with the latest ISU Communication Guidelines for marking Grade of Execution. A pass cannot be awarded if more than one element has a GOE of -5 or more than two elements have a GOE of -3 or less. The test is evaluated as a whole as either a Pass or a Fail. By-Law 232 BASIC NOVICE PAIR TECHNICAL TEST Both candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Preliminary Pattern Skills Test and the Preliminary Singles Technical Test, OR • Had overseas equivalency granted. A Free Skating program skated tomusic of the candidates’ choice of 3 minutes(+/- 10 seconds). Elements as defined in the current ISU Communications for Novice competitions, Pair Skating – Basic Novice Pairs. Pass Mark: (Refer to By-Law 231.2(iii))