Wyoming Administrative Code
Agency 046 - Wyoming Combat Sports Commission
Sub-Agency 0001 - Mixed Martial Arts, Board of
Chapter 11 - Requirements for Officials
Section 11-1 - Officials
Universal Citation: WY Code of Rules 11-1
Current through September 21, 2024
(a) Authority
(i) All officials listed in this Chapter
shall apply for a certificate as provided in these rules and shall be under the
direct control and supervision of the Commission or the Commission
Representative assigned to supervise the event.
(ii) No official shall in any manner display
partiality for one contestant over the other.
(iii) The official may not consume alcohol
while acting as an official.
(iv)
Failure to comply may result in disciplinary action and prohibition from
officiating future events.
(b) Qualification.
(i) Any person wishing to apply for an
official's certificate must demonstrate the following qualifications in a
combat sport, and pay an annual fee of $10.00 or be insured as an official and
submit supporting documentation of such to the Commission. As part of the
application, the applicant shall also report any of the events listed in
Section 1(c) of this Chapter. A certificate may be denied to an applicant for
any of the events listed in Section 1(c) of this Chapter. A certificate must be
renewed annually. Each certificate is valid for one calendar year from the date
of issuance.
(ii) In the case of an
emergency, the chairman of the Commission or Commission Representative may
select a referee, judge, or inspector who does not meet the qualifications set
forth in this Chapter if, at the discretion of the chairman of the Commission
or Commission Representative, such person can demonstrate adequate skills and
industry experience commensurate with the officiating position to which they
are selected.
(c) Reporting Disciplinary Action.
(i) Officials
shall notify the Commission within forty-five days of any of the following
events:
(A) A disciplinary action imposed by
another jurisdiction that licenses officials, including, but not limited to, a
citation, sanction, probation, civil penalty, or a denial, suspension,
revocation, or modification of a license whether it is imposed by consent
decree, order, or other decision, for any cause other than failure to pay a
license fee by the due date; or
(B)
Revocation or suspension by another state athlete Board, municipality, federal
or state agency or any association who oversees combat sports.
(ii) The notice to the Commission
shall state if the event is an action by a governmental agency (as described
above), the name of the agency, its jurisdiction, the case name, and the
docket, proceeding or case number by which the event is designated, and a copy
of the consent decree, order or decision.
(iii) The licensee notifying the Commission
may submit a written statement with the notice to be included with the
licensee's records.
(iv) Any
licensee may be subject to disciplinary action for any license discipline in
another jurisdiction or by other authority that adversely relates to the
integrity of mixed martial arts activity or competition.
(d) Conflict of Interest.
(i) Officials may not act in any other
capacity during an event, unless given permission by the Commission.
(ii) Officials shall be excluded from
officiating in any bout involving contestants with whom they have worked as
manager, trainer, etc.
(iii)
Officials shall notify the Commission immediately of any such
conflict.
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