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Appendix I: Exclusion of Boats and Competitors under

               Rule 76



               I       Exclusion of boats and competitors under rule 76

                       I.1    Where misconduct occurs before the start of racing - or if there is genuine
                              cause prior to an event to believe a competitor will commit misconduct - the
                              powers of rule 76 can be used to exclude the competitor from the event prior
                              to it starting.

                       I.2    The organizing authority or the race committee has the power under rule 76.1
                              to reject or cancel the entry of a boat or the entry of any competitor.  This
                              power only exists before the start  of the first  race and a reason must be
                              provided.

                       I.3    There are limitations on the use of this power:

                              I.3.1   it cannot be used on advertising grounds, provided the competitor is
                                     complying with the ISAF Advertising Code;

                              I.3.2   it cannot be used at a world or continental championships if the stated
                                     quota of boats/competitors has not yet been met without first seeking
                                     the permission of the international class association (or the Offshore
                                     Racing Council) or the ISAF; and

                              I.3.3   despite not being entered, a boat or competitor is entitled to seek
                                     redress against a decision to exclude through a normal redress
                                     hearing based on rule 62.1(a).










































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