31. REFEREES
The nominated referees will be appointed by the JUA at least 3 months prior to the date of the event. It is necessary that all nominated referees have the permission of their national federation. The referees shall wear the costume fixed by the JUA.
The referee and the judges shall not be members of the same national federations as the competitors at whose contest they are officiating and should not hold any official function, i.e. coach or manager.
32. TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS
The timekeepers, list-writers and recorders as well as other technical assistants must have a good knowledge of the Refereeing Rules and have been thoroughly trained prior to officiating.
33. MEDICAL PERSONNEL
The organizing national federation shall provide sufficient medical treatment during the entire competitions. In addition to this an ambulance should be on stand-by for transporting injured competitors to hospital. A nearby hospital should be notified to be ready for emergency treatment.
34. OFFICIALS OF NATIONAL FEDERATION
Officials of national federation shall include representative to attend the Congress, head of delegation, manager, coach, doctor and trainers. ID card entitling their holders to enter the competition hall shall be given to each participating national federations as mentioned below;
National Officials:
1 - 2 competitor(s) 1 official
3 - 4 competitors 2 officials
5 competitors 3 officials
6 - 8 competitors 4 officials
9 - 16 competitors 7 officials
Ceremonies And Awards
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35. OPENING CEREMONY
Official opening ceremony shall be part of the Asian Judo Championships of the JUA. In accordance with the following paragraphs the organizing federation works out the exact procedure of the opening ceremony.
All participants should take part in this ceremony in training suits.
Participants competing immediately after the opening ceremony are left to their own discretion whether to participate in the ceremony.
The opening ceremony should be limited to 30 minutes.
The opening ceremony shall comprise;
36. CLOSING CEREMONY
37. AWARDING CEREMONY
The awarding of prizes shall be carried out immediately after the end of each final match or after the end of all final matches of the day. Each competitor having won a medal must be present at the official awarding and, if possible, receive the medal personally. Any competitor who is absent from the prize-giving ceremony without a good cause will forfeit his medal. The prize giving ceremony shall be carried out as follows;
38. MEDAL, DIPLOMAS, OTHER AWARDS
The organizing federation should present each participant with a diploma certifying participation.
Medal and diploma must be provided by the organizing federation for each weight category and the open category as follows;
1st Place: One gold medal and a diploma
2nd Place: One silver medal and a diploma
3rd Place: Two bronze medals and diplomas
5th Place: Two diplomas
Additional awards presented at the Asian Judo Championships must not exceed a maximum value equal to US$500.-dollar or its equivalent. They must not be in cash or cheque
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