3020
The Competition Committee & Competition Officials
3020.1
The Competition Committee
3020.1.1
Appointments by the Organiser The organiser appoints all other members of the organising committee. The chairman (or their representative) represents the committee in public, leads the meetings and makes decisions concerning all matters that are not made by other persons or groups. Before, during and after the competition they work closely with the International Ski Federation and their appointed officials. They take on all other duties that are necessary for carrying out the competition. - The Chief of Competition; - The Referee; - The Chief(s) of Course; - The Course Designer; - The Chief of Inrun and Chief of Jumps; - The Chief of Maintenance; - The Chief of Course Equipment; - The Chief of Gate Judges; - The Gate Judges; - The Chief of Timing; - The Chief of Scoring; - The Finish Officials; - The Competition Secretary; - The Bib Coordinator; - The Chief Steward; - The Chief of Press; - The Chief of Sound and DJ; - The Chief of Medical and Rescue Services; - The First Aid and Medical Service;
3020.1.2
Role of the Competition Committee The Competition Committee is responsible for all technical matters, including the selection and preparation of the courses. The Competition Committee appoints all additional officials not already designated by the Organising Committee.
3020.2
Competition Officials The TD, appointed by the FIS as per 3030.1, may not be an organiser (except at national or regional level) but, as a member of the Jury, is a member of the organising committee. The Organiser appoints the following officials. The most important officials and their duties are set out below:
3020.2.1
The Chief of Competition The Chief of Competition directs and controls the work of all officials, summons the meetings of the Competition Committee for consideration on technical questions and generally acts as chairman of the Team Captains’ 33