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 Means a [[#member|DSA Member]] who holds a DSA Competition Adjudicator qualification.
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+===== Competition Attire =====
+Means the clothing worn by a [[#competitor|Competitor]] on the dance floor during a [[#competition|competition]].
+Competition Attire is the attire of every Competitor taking part in an event, whether or not that Competitor is the person being adjudicated.
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 Is a temporary registration of a person so that they can experience the introductory DanceSport events in the Under 16 and Recreational [[#divisions|Divisions]]. Competitors cannot hold both a [[#social_day_pass|Social Day Pass]] and a Day Pass at the same time. Also see [[#social_day_pass|Social Day Pass]].
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+===== Designer Label =====
+Means the name, logo or mark of the manufacturer or maker of an item of competition attire, applied to that item by its manufacturer or maker, identifying them as the maker of the item actually being worn.
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 Are events where an individual dances on their own and is adjudicated.
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+===== Sponsor =====
+Means a person, business or organisation, independent of the [[#competitor|Competitor]], that provides financial support, goods or services of material value to that Competitor in support of their participation in [[#dancesport|DanceSport]].
+A person, business or organisation is not a Sponsor where:
+  * it is owned or controlled by the Competitor, their [[#partner|Partner]], or a member of their immediate family or household;
+  * it is a [[#dance_studio|Dance Studio]], a [[#registered_teaching_facility|Registered Teaching Facility]], or the business, brand or trading name of an [[#accredited_coach|Accredited Coach]] or [[#instructor|Instructor]] who teaches the Competitor; or
+  * the arrangement consists only of the supply of goods or services on ordinary commercial terms.
+The display of a name, logo or brand for the purpose of identification, or for the promotion of a Competitor’s own business or of a business associated with the Competitor, is not sponsorship.
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