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--- rules:organisers [2026/07/30 10:15] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ rules:organisers [2026/08/14 11:52] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-**17.1** Competition Organisers must comply with any Local and State Government mandates, including health and safety requirements.
+**17.1** [[rules:definitions#organiser|Competition Organisers]] must comply with any Local and State Government mandates, including health and safety requirements.
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 **17.13** It is a condition of registration that the Competition Organiser must clearly display the current approved DanceSport Australia logo on all [[rules:definitions#promotional_material|Promotional Material]] for a registered competition.
   * **(a)** The logo must be the current approved version obtained from the Competition Organiser Portal and must be used in accordance with the DSA Style Guide. It must not be altered, distorted, recoloured, cropped or obscured, and must be reproduced at a size that keeps it clearly legible.
-  * **(b)** Where Promotional Material displays the logo of a sponsor or other third party, the DSA logo must be displayed no less prominently.
+  * **(b)** Where [[rules:definitions#promotional_material|Promotional Material]] displays the logo of a sponsor or other third party, the DSA logo must be displayed no less prominently.
   * **(c)** Display of the logo does not satisfy the separate requirement in [[rules:licensing#r15_4|Rule 15.4]] to declare that the competition is licenced by DanceSport Australia.
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-**17.17** It is the Competition Organiser’s responsibility when engaging an adjudicator to check that such persons hold a current, valid adjudicator’s licence (or are exempted under these rules from holding an adjudicator’s licence) and that the adjudicator holds the minimum accreditation level required for the events they are to adjudicate. It is a breach of these rules for a Competition Organiser to:
+**17.17** It is the Competition Organiser’s responsibility when engaging an adjudicator to check that such persons hold a current, valid Adjudicator’s Licence (or are exempted under these rules from holding an Adjudicator’s Licence) and that the adjudicator holds the minimum accreditation level required for the events they are to adjudicate. It is a breach of these rules for a Competition Organiser to:
   * **(a)** Allow an unlicensed adjudicator to judge an event; or
   * **(b)** Allow an adjudicator whose accreditation level is below the minimum required for an event to adjudicate that event.
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-**17.19** It is the responsibility of the Competition Organiser to ensure that the correct details of eligibility to contest any one event on the program are announced before the commencement of that event and that such details are notified to Scrutineers.
+**17.19** It is the responsibility of the Competition Organiser to ensure that the correct details of eligibility to contest any one event on the program are announced before the commencement of that event and that such details are notified to [[rules:definitions#scrutineer|Scrutineers]].
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-**17.20** Competition Organisers must provide the Chairperson of Adjudicators with information on adjudicator panels and programming at least three (3) days before the competition, to enable the Chairperson of Adjudicators to complete their checks. The Chairperson of Adjudicators is to distribute judging panel information on the day of the competition.
+**17.20** Competition Organisers must provide the [[rules:definitions#chairperson_of_adjudicators|Chairperson of Adjudicators]] with information on adjudicator panels and programming at least three (3) days before the competition, to enable the Chairperson of Adjudicators to complete their checks. The Chairperson of Adjudicators is to distribute judging panel information on the day of the competition.
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-**18.2** Such an appeal must be submitted in writing by the Competition Organiser to the DSA National Board within 30 days of the date on which the Competition Organiser was notified by the DSA Sports Director of the refusal, withdrawal or special condition.
+**18.2** Such an appeal must be submitted in writing by the Competition Organiser to the DSA National Board within 30 days of the date on which the Competition Organiser was notified by the DSA [[rules:definitions#sports_director|Sports Director]] of the refusal, withdrawal or special condition.
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