CHAPTER 4 CHAMPIONSHIPS Appendix 1- Championship Officials
1.1. The following Championship Officials must be nominated on the Championship Application Form by the Organisers and there may be no duplication of duties:
i. A Championship Co-ordinator( except for Speed Events) ii. iii.
Championship Stewards( minimum three) and an Eligibility Scrutineer a.
None of the above may be Competitors in the Championship or prepare Vehicles for Competition in the Championship or be sponsors of Competitors in the Championship nor directly or indirectly through another legal person prepare Vehicles for Competitors in the Championship or be sponsors of Competitors in the Championship – see also Art. 1.16 below.
1.2. The Championship Stewards can only adjudicate upon any disputes irregularities or appeals arising from the published Championship Regulations. They are also empowered to consider any request from the Championship Co-ordinator to penalise any Competitor for breach of Championship Regulations and after holding a formal hearing those Stewards may impose a penalty in accordance with Chapter 2 subject to the rights of Appeal to the National Court there provided.
1.3. The Championship Co-ordinator is responsible for liaison with the Championship Stewards and between the Championship Organiser, the Event Organisers, Competitors and any Championship Officials and for the distribution of relevant information.
1.4. The Co-ordinator when present at Events must sign on and should remain present at the Venue until the Event has concluded.
1.5. The Co-ordinator cannot impose any penalties or sanctions on a Competitor but may request the Stewards to hold a hearing into any alleged breach of Regulations.
1.6. The Co-ordinator does not have the power to make decisions on Sporting or Technical Regulations applicable to the Championship nor to issue Bulletins, Newsletters or Results without the approval of the Championship Organiser.
1.7. Other than the Clerk of the Course and the Championship Stewards no other person may exercise and Judicial powers or responsibilities within published Championship Regulations.
1.8. The Eligibility Scrutineer must be ASN Licensed and specifically approved by the ASN and the ASN Technical Commission for this purpose.
1.9. Any Championship with a Class or Classes exclusively for Period Defined Vehicles as defined by these NCR must appoint a Historic Grade Eligibility Scrutineer.
1.10. The Eligibility Scrutineer must when present at Events sign on and should remain at the Circuit until the Event has concluded.
1.11. Any eligibility checks on Vehicles must be carried out in full co-operation with the Club organising the Event.
1.12. Any eligibility decision of an Eligibility Scrutineer will not be a Judgement of Fact unless the decision is made in conjunction with a Technical Commissioner or the Chief Scrutineer of the Event.
1.13. The Clerk of the Course must be informed of the intention to carry out and the results of all eligibility checks.
1.14. Where Championships require the appointment of a Technical Commissioner to enforce eligibility standards written application must be made to the ASN. Justification is required and a charge will be made for this facility in addition to the Permit fee.
1.15. All expenses of a Technical Commissioner are the responsibility of the Championship Organiser and
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