- FIS Ski

A G E N D A

for the FIS Council Conference Call Meeting

Friday 5th November 2021

* * * . Opening of the Meeting / President’s Report 3 2. Members present 3 3. Approval of the agenda 4 4. Minutes from the Council Meeting Conference Call, 31st August 2021 4 5. Decisions between official meetings 4 MAJOR FIS EVENTS 6. The FIS World Championships 6 6.1 Reports future FIS World Championships 6 6.2 Applications and candidates for FIS World Championships 7 7. The FIS Junior World Championships 8 7.1 Reports FIS Junior World Championships 8 7.2 Candidates future FIS Junior World Championships 9 OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS 8. The International Olympic Committee / Olympic Winter Games 10 8.1 Olympic Winter Games 2022 in Beijing 10 8.2 Winter Youth Olympic Games 2024 in Gangwon 10 8.3 Olympic Winter Games 2026 in Milan-Cortina 10 8.4 Olympic Winter Games programme 2026 11 FINANCIAL - GOVERNANCE 9. Financial matters 12 9.1 Report of the Finance Commission 12 9.2 Requests for financial support 12 9.3 Marc Hodler Foundation 13 9.4 Business Report FIS Travel Service 13 10. Governance 14 10.1 Integrity 14 10.2 Report on FIS Solidarity Programme 14 11. Anti-Doping 15 11.1 Anti-Doping Update Activities 15 11.2 International / National Doping cases 15 11.3 Anti-Doping Expert Bodies: WADA, CAS, ITA 15

Provisional Minutes and Documentation of FIS Council Meeting, 5th November 2021 - 2 -

Page COMMERCIAL AND MEDIA 12. Marketing, Public Relations and Special Projects 16 12.1 Partnership and sponsor advertising agreements 16 12.2 Update by the FIS President 16 COMPETITION ORGANISATION 13. Appointment of officials 17 13.1 Appointment of jury members 17 13.2 Key technical officials in World Championships Organising Committees 17 NATIONAL SKI ASSOCIATIONS AND FIS COMMITTEES 14. Proposals and requests from the National Ski Associations and the FIS Committees 18 14.1 Proposals and requests from the National Ski Associations 18 14.2 Proposals and requests from the Technical Committees 18 14.3 Update Fluor Working Group 18 15. Nomination of FIS Committee Members 19 16. Membership of FIS 19 THE INTERNATIONAL SKI CONGRESS 17. The International Ski Congress 20 17.1 Minutes of the online 52nd International Ski Congress “2020” 20 17.2 The 53rd International Ski Congress 2022, Vilamoura (POR) 20 17.3 The Agenda and Proposals 21 17.4 Proposals submitted by the National Ski Associations & Committees 21 17.5 List of votes 21 17.6 The 54th International Ski Congress and the 55th International Ski 21 18. Proposals for Honorary Members of the FIS Committees 22

MISCELLANEOUS 19. Any other business 23 20. Next meeting of FIS Council 24 21. Closing of the meeting 24 APPENDIX 1: MEETING DOCUMENTATION APPENDIX 2: BEIJING 2022 PLAYBOOK APPENDIX 3: CONGRESS PROPOSALS

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ITEM 1 Opening of the Meeting / President’s Report FIS President Johan Eliasch opened the meeting welcoming everyone to the meeting. In regards to the long agenda ahead, he kindly asked that discussions be held to a miminum on the information points, unless absolutely necessary. With that he declared the meeting open.

* * * ITEM 2 Members present President Johan Eliasch Vice-Presidents Roman Kumpost Aki Murasato Dexter Paine Peter Schröcksnadel Members Mats Arjes Dean Gosper Martti Jylha (Athletes’ Commission Representative) Hannah Kearney (Athletes’ Commission Representative) Urs Lehmann Flavio Roda Erik Roeste Enzo Smrekar Franz Steinle Martti Uusitalo Elena Vyalbe Moses Liang-Cheng Zheng FIS Secretary General Michel Vion FIS Director Philippe Gueisbuhler Observer Stephan Netzle, Legal Counsel Excused Tzeko Minev, Council Member

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ITEM 3 Approval of the agenda The agenda was sent out with the Working Document on 1st November 2021. The Council approved the agenda for the Fall 2021 meeting.

* * * ITEM 4 Minutes from the Council Meeting Conference Call, 31st August 2021 The minutes of the Council Meeting Conference Call on 31st August 2021 were sent to all Council Members on 26th October 2021 with a request to send any remarks, observations, etc. to the FIS Secretary General. It was clarified that the minutes of the Council meeting are confidential until they are approved by the Council and published on the FIS website. FIS will send out a press release directly following meetings to the general public with summarizing key points to make sure the NSA also have all releveant information on the decisions taken. The Council approved the minutes from the Conference Call Meeting on 31st August 2021.

* * * ITEM 5 Decisions between official meetings Since the last the Council Meeting Conference Call on 31st August 2021 no Council Meeting took place. The Extraordinary FIS Congress that took place on 8th October 2021 decided on new Statutes that came into effect immediately. Executive Committee The Executive Committee held a meeting on 21st October 2021 and the minutes were shared on 4th November 2021 according to the Statutes. According to the Statutes Art. 12.1 the Executive Committee consists of the President, the four (4) Vice Presidents, the Treasurer, one more Council Member, one Athletes’ Representative in the Council and the Secretary General, who shall have no voting powers. The Council therefore needs to appoint one more Council Member as well as one Athletes’ Representative as mentioned above. The Council decided that the Nominations and Remuneration Committee should propose recommendations for the Council representative as well as the


Athletes’ Representative based on the proposal of the Athletes’ Commission before the next meeting of the Council.

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MAJOR FIS EVENTS

ITEM 6 The FIS World Championships 6.1 Reports future FIS World Championships

The Council Members were requested to complement the reports from the Organising Committees and only raise issues that call for a decision of the Council, or inclusion in the minutes. Any such issues are noted below under the respective event:

• FIS Ski Flying World Championships 2022, Vikersund (NOR), 10th - 13th March: Council Member Erik Roeste

• FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2023, Courchevel-Méribel (FRA), 6th - 19th February: Secretary General Michel Vion

• FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2023, Planica (SLO), 21st February - 5th March: Council Member Enzo Smrekar The Executive Board of the Ski Association of Slovenia has submitted the new proposal of the Organising Committee as follows for approval by the Council: Name Representative function / Function in OC Enzo Smrekar SAS President / President Uroš Kalan SAS Vice President Luka Steiner SAS Vice President Uroš Zupan SAS Director Ljubo Jasnič Institute SLOSKI Borut Meh President of the Ski Jumping and NC Board Roman Beznik President of the Cross-Country Board Dr. Maja Zalaznik President of the Strategic Board OC Planica Janez Hrovat Mayor of the Municipality Kranjska Gora The Council approved the new proposed Organising Committee

• FIS Freestyle, Snowboard and Freeski World Championships 2023, Bakuriani (GEO), 19th February – 6th March: Council Member Dean Gosper

• FIS Ski Flying World Championships 2024, Bad Mitterndorf/Kulm (AUT), 26th – 28th January 2024: Vice-President Peter Schröcksnadel

• FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2025, Saalbach (AUT), 8th – 23rd February 2025: Vice-President Peter Schröcksnadel

• FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2025, Trondheim (NOR), 25th February - 9th March 2025: Council Member Erik Roeste

• FIS Freestyle, Snowboard and Freeski World Championships 2025, Engadine (SUI), dates tbc: Council Member Urs Lehmann


The Council acknowledged the reports from the future World Championship hosts.

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6.2 Applications and candidates for FIS World Championships FIS Snowboard, Freestyle and Freeski World Championships 2027 By the October 1st 2021 deadline, the following candidacy for the organisation of the FIS Snowboard, Freestyle and Freeski World Championships 2027 was received: - The Austrian Ski Association with the region Montafon The Council acknowledged the receipt of the Candidacy from Montafon (AUT) which is accordance with the rules for the organisation of FIS World Championships.

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ITEM 7 The FIS Junior World Championships 7.1 Reports FIS Junior World Championships

The Council Members reported on any obstacles that call for a decision of the Council. Any raised concerns are noted below under each event.

• FIS Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Junior World Championships 2022 in Zakopane (POL), 28th February – 6th March: Vice President Roman Kumpost The Organising Committee informed FIS that they are unable to carry out the Cross-Country events and therefore a new organiser needs to be found. The Italian Winter Sports Federation as well as the Norwegian Ski Association have submitted their candidacies (see item 7.2).

• FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships 2022, Panorama (CAN), 1st - 12th March: Vice President Dexter Paine

• FIS Park & Pipe Junior World Championships 2022 in Leysin (SUI), 6th - 13th March 2022: Council Member Urs Lehmann

• FIS Snowboard, Freestyle, Ski Cross Junior World Championships 2022 in Chiesa in Valmalenco (ITA), 25th March – 3rd April 2022: Council Member Flavio Roda

• FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships 2023 in Whistler (CAN), 27th January – 5th February: Vice President Dexter Paine

• FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships 2023, St. Anton (AUT), date tbc: Vice-President Peter Schröcksnadel

• FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships 2024, Planica (SLO): date tbc: Council Member Enzo Smrekar

The Council acknowledged the reports from the future Junior World Championship hosts.

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7.2 Candidates future FIS Junior World Championships The following candidacies for the FIS Junior World Championships were submitted: - The Italian Winter Sports Federation with Dobbiaco applied for the organisation of

the Cross-Country events of the FIS Junior World Ski Championships 2022 from 26th February to 6th March 2022.

- The Norwegian Ski Association with Lygna Venue and resort applied for the organisation of the Cross-Country events of the FIS Junior World Championships 2022 from 26th February to 6th March 2022.

- The French Ski Association applied for the organisation of the FIS Alpine Junior Ski Championships 2024. The exact site will be proposed the latest to the Council in Vilamoura (POR), May 2022.

The Council appointed Lygna (NOR) as the host of the FIS Junior Nordic World Championships 2022 for the Cross-Country events. The following table of future FIS Junior World Championships shows the assignment of the Organisers for the coming years: Season Nordic disciplines Alpine Skiing Freestyle/

Freeski Snowboarding

2022

Zakopane (POL) (SJ, NC) Lygna (NOR) (CC)

Panorama (CAN)

Leysin (SUI) (Park & Pipe) Valmalenco (ITA) (Moguls, Aerials, Snowboard Alpine, Cross)

2023 Whistler (CAN) St. Anton (AUT)

2024 Planica (SLO) TBA (FRA)

2025

2026

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OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS

ITEM 8 The International Olympic Committee / Olympic Winter Games The IOC activities will be reported on during the FIS Congress 2022 and therefore this subject will be included under ‘going through the Congress Book.

* * * 8.1 Olympic Winter Games 2022 in Beijing

Council Member Moses Liang-Cheng Zheng reported on the upcoming Winter Games saying everything is ready for the Games and underlined the first edition of the playbook was published. A full summary of the Beijing 2022 Playbook with Covid-19 Prevention measures can be found in the Appendix 2

* * * 8.2 Winter Youth Olympic Games 2024 in Gangwon

Philippe Gueisbuhler reported on the program of the Winter Youth Oylmpics Games and said they are now hopeful that the Cross disciplines will be added. At the latest Coordination Commission on 12th October 2021, the confirmation of 21 events across Freestyle and Snowboard was confirmed (12 in Freestyle and 9 in Snowboard). Due to the discrepancy of the events between Freestyle and Snowboard the quotas between both disciplines have been reshuffled but the total overall quota remains the same. Furthermore, the Organisers of the Youth Olympic Games have requested FIS to review the potential sharing of the facilities together with Biathlon. Both IBU and FIS are open for it as long as the scheduling of the events has no overlapping.

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8.3 Olympic Winter Games 2026 in Milano-Cortina Council Member Flavio Roda reported that the staff is being built up and key positions are being filled. About 35-40 people will attend the 2022 Beijing Games to ensure a good transfer of knowledge. The Council acknowledged the reports from the future Olympic Winter Game hosts.


8.4 Olympic Winter Games programme 2026

The National Ski Associations have submitted the following Congress Proposals in relation to the Sports Programme of the Olympic Winter Games 2026. The proposals have to be submitted to the International Olypmic Committee (IOC) by 22nd November 2021. That will be followed by a consultion phase. The final decision by the IOC Executive Board as to what will be added to the Olympic Programme will come in June 2022.

Title Proposed by Status

The Addition of a Freestyle Skiing Dual Moguls event starting from 2026 OWG

AUS, CAN, FRA, GBR, GEO, JPN, KAZ, RUS, SWE, USA

Referred to the Committee for Snowboard, Freestyle, Freeski

The Addition of Snowboard Mixed-Team Parallel Slalom event starting from 2026 OWG

CAN, CZE, ITA, JPN, GER, RUS, UKR

The addition of Ski Cross Mixed Team event starting from 2026 OWG

CZE, FRA, GER

The addition of a Women’s Nordic Combined Event

USA, ITA

Further to the above table, the following events were also supported by the Council: The Ski Jumping Committee proposed the introduction of the Individual Women competition on the large hill for the Olympic Winter Games programme 2026. Additonally, the Council proposed to add an Alpine Sprint Downhill, which would be contested over two runs. The ideal Alpine Combined format will be discussed, but will have no impact on what is submitted to the IOC by the 22nd November deadline. Speed skiing and Telemark were also proposed by the Council to join the Olympic programme in 2026. The Council approved to propose to the IOC the following additional events for inclusion on the Olympic Winter Games programme 2026.

• Freestyle Skiing Dual Moguls

• Snowboard Mixed Team Parallel Slalom

• Ski Cross Mixed Team

• Women’s Nordic Combined

• Women’s Ski Jumping large hill

• Alpine Downhill Sprint

• Telemark

• Speed Skiing * * *.


FINANCIAL - GOVERNANCE

ITEM 9 Financial matters 9.1 Report of the Finance Commission

FIS Treasurer and Chairman of the Finance Commission, Mats Årjes reported on the financial matters of the International Ski Federation as the two-year financial period reaches its conclusion on 31st December 2021. He underlined that despite the challenged posed by Covid-19 the FIS had a successful period, which is a very positive situation. Johan Eliasch added that FIS is looking at making the accounting period span over one year instead of two. The Council acknowledged the FIS Accounts Report for the period covered in the report.

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9.2 Requests for financial support Following the FIS Technical Committee Meetings by end of September beginning of October, the following financial requests to support activities have been submitted: Grass Skiing Pupils Camp 2022, location tbc CHF 6’100 Promotion actitivities (video, seminars for new LOCs) CHF 1’800 Junior Camp / Trainers Camp 2022, location tbc CHF 2’100 Total Grass Skiing CHF 10’000 The Council approved the financial request from Grass Skiing.

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9.3 Marc Hodler Foundation The Board of Trustees of the Marc Hodler Foundation convened for its’ annual meeting on 5th November 2021 online. Johan Eliasch reported that the purpose and objectives of the Foundation need to be better defined, which the Foundation Members will work on in the upcoming months. The Council acknowledged the report of the Marc Hodler Foundation.

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9.4 Business Report FIS Travel Service FIS Travel Service is still working short-time. The summer training camps to the Southern Hemisphere were prepared with about 420 people from different countries. In the end, only one junior team was able to travel to Argentina because the Ministry of Health closed the border for foreigners due to the pandemic. Presently 400 persons have made the reservations for early season training and FIS Alpine World Cup races in USA and Canada. Furthermore, FIS Travel Service has also focused on the organisation and re-organisation of the 53rd International Ski Congress in Vilamoura (POR) 2022. Johan Eliasch has been appointed as Chairman of the Board of FIS Travel Services to represent FIS. The Council acknowledged the report from FIS Travel Service.

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GOVERNANCE

ITEM 10 10.1 Integrity

The Council acknowledged the written report of the FIS Integrity Unit, which can be found under Item 10.1 of the Documentation Appendix.

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10.2. Report on the FIS Development Programme

The Report on the FIS Development Programme will only be provided again in spring 2022.

10.2.1 FIS Solidarity

The Council received seven aplications for financial support through the FIS Solidarity. The proposals can be found under 10.2.1 in the Documentation Appendix. The Council approved the requests for financial support through the FIS Solidarity Programme.

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ITEM 11 Anti-Doping 11.1 Anti-Doping Update Activities

Vice President Roman Kumpost provided a report on the status of FIS Anti-Doping Activities. The Council acknowledged the Anti-Doping Activity reports, which can be found under Item 11.1 in the Documentation Appendix.

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11.2 International / National Doping cases 11.2.1 International Doping cases

The Council acknowledged the report on the International Doping cases, which can be found under Item 11.2.1 under the Documentation Appendix.

11.2.2 National Doping cases The Council acknowledged the report on the National Doping cases, which can be found under Item 11.2.2 Documentation Appendix.

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11.3 Anti-Doping Expert Bodies: WADA, CAS, ITA World Anti-Doping Agency The Council acknowledged the receipt of the reports from WADA, which can be found under Item 11.3 Documentation Appendix. Additionally, the Council acknowledged the receipt of the report of the International Testing Agency, which can be under Item 11.3 of the Documentation Appendix.

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COMMERCIAL AND MEDIA

ITEM 12 Marketing, Public Relations and Special Projects 12.1 Partnership and sponsor advertising agreements

The FIS Council acknowledged the receipt of the list of partners and sponsorship agreements which can be found under Item 12.1 of the Documentation Appendix.

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12.2 Update by the President on Marketing Matters It was noted as a part of the above partnership and sponsorship list that there are several areas where FIS Marketing AG is not selling sponsorships at the necessary level expected by the key stakeholders. Johan Eliasch said that options are being looked into to ensure that the National Ski Associations and FIS are getting the maximum sponsorship revenue possible.

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COMPETITION ORGANISATION

ITEM 13 Appointment of officials Appointments of jury members for the season 2021/22 are subject to change if the recommendations by the FIS Covid-19 Medical Support Group cannot be followed. 13.1 Appointment of jury members

The respective Technical Committees have submitted proposals for various jury members and technical officials. The list, which can be found under Item 13.1 in the Documentation Appendix, includes appointments made previously, along with new proposals in bold type. The Council approved the proposals for Jury Members and Technical Officials.

13.2 Key technical officials in World Championships Organising Committees The Organising Committees have made the following new proposals for various positions, which have been reviewed by the FIS Competition Management (new proposals in bold type). The list can be found under Item 13.2 in the Documentation Appendix. The Council approved the proposals for Technical Officials in World Championship Organising Committees.

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NATIONAL SKI ASSOCIATIONS AND FIS COMMITTEES

ITEM 14 Proposals and requests from the National Ski Associations and the FIS Committees 14.1 Proposals and requests from the National Ski Associations to the FIS Council

No proposals were submitted to the Council.

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14.2 Proposals and requests from the Technical Committees Several proposals and requests from the Technical Committees were submitted to the Council for their consideration and approval. A detailed list of each proposal can be found under Item 14.2 in the Documentation Appendix. Elena Vyalbe expressed concern about a Cross Country ICR change under 343.10, regarding passing and asked the Council not to approve the new proposed rule. Erik Roeste stated that this rule proposal was approved by the Cross-Country Technical Committee and their expertise should be respected. He therefore asked that the ICR rule changes be approved as submitted. The Council Members supported this view and agreed that the rule should be approved. After further discussion, it was requested that the ICR rule’s wording be better clarified, but in principle the proposed rule change was approved with immediate effect for the upcoming season. The Council approved the submitted proposals from the Technical Committees.

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14.3 Update Fluor Working Group

An update on the Fluor Working Group was provided by Roman Kumpost. For confidentiality reasons this presentation is not shared, but it can be provided in the form of a power point presentation upon request. The Council acknowledged the report from the Fluor Working Group. Erik Roeste thanked Roman Kumpost for his exhaustive work.

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ITEM 15 Nomination of FIS Committee Members National Ski Associations submitted proposals for nomination of FIS Committee Members for the remaining election period until the 2022 FIS Congress in Vilamoura (POR). The complete list can be found under Item 15 in the Documentation Appendix. The Council approved the proposals for new Committee Members.

* * * ITEM 16 Membership of FIS A number of potential enquiries (with informal e-mail requests) for affiliation to FIS have been made by various National Ski Associations since the last full agenda FIS Council Meeting on 1st and 2nd June 2021. Complete applications for membership of FIS have been submitted by: - Slovakia (Full Member) - Saudi Arabia (Associate Member) - Thailand (from Associate Member to Full Member) - Uruguay (Associate Member) For clarification, confirmation has been received from the relevant authorities in Slovakia that the applicant is the member that should be recognized by FIS. An update on the membership in regard to Afghanistan, Israel and Northern Macedonia was also provided. All three are awaiting confirmation from the necessary authorities before any further steps can be taken. The Council approved to submit the membership requests of Slovakia (Full Member), Thailand (from Associate Member to Full Member), Saudi Arabia (Associate Member), and Uruguay (Associate Member). The applications will be forwarded to Congress for final approval.

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THE INTERNATIONAL SKI CONGRESS

ITEM 17 The International Ski Congress 17.1 Minutes of the online 52nd International Ski Congress “2020”

The draft minutes of the online 52nd International Ski Congress “2020” were distributed to the National Ski Associations and the official certifiers Jenny Shute (GBR), Walter Vogel (GER) and Peter Bloch (SUI) in September 2021. Only some minor editorial corrections have been received by the appointed Certifiers of the Minutes. Austrian Ski Federation Secretary General Christian Scherer submitted the following: “In the German version of the minutes it should read “der Vize-Präsident” instead of “der Präsident” (see pages 52, 61, 62, 63, 64)” No further comments were received by the National Ski Associations. The Council approved the minutes which will be shared with the NSAs

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17.2 The 53rd International Ski Congress 2022 The 53rd International Ski Congress is scheduled from 22nd to 28th May 2022 at Tivoli Marina Hotel in Vilamoura (POR). Free Delegate per member National Ski Association Since 2006 FIS has paid for the Congress package of travel and accommodation for one delegate from each FIS full member National Ski Association. This has also been budgetted for the 2022 FIS Congress, subject to approval of the Council. The Council approved that each full member National Ski Association that participates at the Congress will receive a credit to their FIS account corresponding to the airfare calculated by FIS Travel Service and the accommodation for one delegate.

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17.3 The Agenda and Proposals 17.4 Proposals submitted by the National Ski Associations and the FIS Committees

17.5 List of votes

Detailed information on the procedures and timelines for Agenda Items 17.3, 17.4 and 17.5 can be found in the Documentation Appendix. The Council acknowledged the receipt of the information and details about the procedures for the 53rd International Ski Congress.

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17.6 54th International Ski Congress and the 55th International Ski Congress According to art. 10.3.3 of the FIS statutes the ordinary Congress shall alternate each year between physical and video conference meetings. The 54th International Ski Congress in 2023 will therefore take place online. Candidacies for the 55th International Ski Congress 2024 The following National Ski Association have submitted their candidacy and completed applications to date: - Belarus with Minsk - Hong Kong China with Hong Kong - Hungary with Budapest - Iceland with Reykjavik - Italy with Rome - Kazakhstan with Nur-Sultan - Spain with Malaga - Thailand with Royal Cliff The Council postponed this decision until the next meeting in order to prepare updated and completed files for each candiate.

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ITEM 18 Proposals for FIS Honorary Membership and for Honorary Members of the FIS Committees Honorary members of the FIS Committees

Members of the Committees who have, for 10 years at least, rendered particular services to international skiing within the FIS Committees can be appointed as Honorary Members of a FIS Committee. The following proposals were submitted: Medical Committee The Medical Committee asked the Council to appoint Anton Wicker as Honorary Member of the Medical Committee due to his extraordinary and longterm commitment (15 years) as an expert. Sub-Committee for University Racers The Sub-Committee for University Racers asks the Council to appoint Werner Margreiter as Honorary Member due to his high and longterm involvement (11 years) in the Committee. The Council approved the two proposals for Honorary Membership of the FIS Committees.

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MISCELLANEOUS

ITEM 19 Any other business Johan Eliasch reported that IPC are no longer going to administer Para FIS disciplines. FIS have been approached to take over the Para FIS disciplines, following which there have been discussions with the International Paralympic Committtee (IPC) and internal deliberations. He stated that the considered view of FIS management is that IPC FIS disciplines should be administered under the FIS umbrella. The Council expressed their support for the IPC project. Johan Eliasch detailed the FIS Climate initiatives. FIS recently renewed its commitement to the Sports for Climate Action Framework and on pledge in this framework is to cut the FIS Carbon Footprint in half by 2030, which he sees as a very realistic goal. Additionally, the FIS Rainforest Initiative was announced in Soelden (AUT), which sees FIS becoming net zero by 2022. The Council expressed their support for the climate initiatives. Prize-money 2022/23 According to ICR art. 219.1 the values of prize-money will be confirmed by the Council at its meeting in the autumn approximately six (6) months before the Congress respectively the Calendar Conference and therefore 1½ years before the applicable competition season. The overview can be found under Item 19 in the Documentation Appendix. The Council postponed this decision until the meetings during the Congress 2022 in Vilamoura.

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ITEM 20 Next FIS Council Meeting The next FIS Council Meeting will take place in April 2022. A doodle will be sent out to determine the best time and day. FIS Council Spring 2022 The next full agenda Council Meeting will take place in connection with the 53rd FIS Congress in Vilamoura (POR) from 22nd to 28th May 2022. The first meeting of the newly elected Council will meet after the 53rd FIS Congress.

* * * ITEM 21 Closing of the meeting Johan Eliasch thanked all the Council Members for their participation in today’s meeting.

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APPENDIX 1: MEETING DOCUMENTATION

ITEM 8 8.1 Olympic Winter Games 2022 in Beijing

The 2022 BOCOG team reported that it is on the final stretch to prepare for the Games. The lessons learned from the Tokio Games are being reflected and the Covid-19 prevention and control policy is going to published toward end of October in the first edition of the Beijing 2022 Playbooks (can be found under Appendix 2) which are jointly developed by Beijing 2022 and IOC. The following principles were announced in order to help deliver safe and successful Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games: 1. Vaccination policy

o All athletes and Games participants who are fully vaccinated as described

in the Playbook, will enter the closed-loop management system upon arrival. Games participants who are not fully vaccinated will have to serve a 21-day quarantine upon arrival in Beijing.

o Athletes who can provide a justified medical exemption will have their cases considered.

o All vaccines recognised by WHO or related international organisations, or approved officially by the countries or regions concerned, will be accepted.

2. Games-time closed-loop management o From 23 January until the end of the Paralympics, a closed-loop

management system will be implemented to ensure the safe delivery of the Games. This closed-loop management system will cover all Games-related areas, including arrival and departure, transport, accommodation, catering, competitions, and the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. Within the closed loop, participants will be allowed to move only between Games-related venues for training, competitions and work. A dedicated Games transport system will be put in place.

3. Spectators/Ticketing o Tickets will be sold exclusively to spectators residing in China’s mainland,

who meet the requirements of the COVID-19 countermeasures. o Specific requirements on COVID-19 countermeasures for spectators from

China’s mainland and the details of ticketing arrangements are under discussion and development, and will be released to the public in due course once they are finalised.

4. Accredited guest policy o Beijing 2022 and the IOC underlined that all activities are being assessed

and optimised to focus on essential aspects of Games delivery. Stakeholders will apply this principle for their plans and delegation composition.


o In line with this principle, the IOC EB decided to cancel the accompanying guest category for all stakeholders.

5. Travel o Beijing 2022 will assist those stakeholders that are not in a position to book

their pre-Games or Games-time flights independently.

6. Accommodation o Besides athletes and some delegation officials who are accompanying

athletes living in the Villages, all participants travelling to Beijing will reside in Beijing 2022-contracted hotels that will be compliant with the COVID-19 countermeasures for the Games.

7. Testing o All domestic and international Games participants and workforce in the

closed-loop management system will be subject to daily testing. As in the Tokio Games a key function of each NOC and IF will be the CLO (Covid Liaison Officer) who is in charge for overseeing all C19 related prevention measures of the delegation. FIS has recently executed a FIS Final Inspection online meeting as well as site inspection for the last preparations and homologations of the Cross-Country and Ski Jumping venue.

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10.1 Integrity 10.1.1 Overview of Cases – FIS Ethics Office / Integrity Hotline

New Reported matters (since spring Council meeting) Safeguarding: 2 cases Doping: 1 case Corruption: none Competition manipulation: 1 Integrity non-compliance: 2 No. of

accused persons

No of Reports received

by Status by FIS Ethics Office

Safeguarding 1 1 Email Hotline

Closed (Referred to FIS)

Safeguarding 1 1 Email (through FIS)


Doping 1 1 Email (through FIS)

Ongoing (Investigation)

Competition Manipulation

Multiple 1 Phone Hotline

Update: Closed based on investigation outcome

Integrity Non-compliance

None 1 Email Hotline


Integrity Non-compliance

None 1 Email Hotline


Under Investigation / Proceedings Number of cases - Safeguarding: none (2 to follow up by FIS) Number of cases - Doping: 1 Number of cases - Corruption: none Number of cases - Competition Manipulation: none Number of cases - Non-compliance: none


10.1.2 Integrity related activities FIS Ethics Office & Integrity Hotline Information Session for NSAs The Ethics Office together with FIS Administration provided during the FIS Autumn Technical Committee Meetings2021 an information session on the basics of Ethics Office and Integrity Hotline. The recording is available for the FIS family on the FIS website (Integrity Hotline section). Prevention against Competition Manipulation The IOC Integrity Department developed an online education tool for participants for the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing 2022, as well as various communication tools for FIS to customise for its needs. In cooperation with the Integrity Department FIS works on a small strategy for pre-Games time to raise awareness in this area.

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10.2 Report on the FIS Development Programme

The Report on the FIS Development Programme will be provided in spring 2022. 10.2.1 FIS Solidarity

At the time of preparing the Working Document the following applications for financial support from FIS Solidarity have been received. On proposal of the former FIS Development Programme Working Group the Council decided to prioritise FIS Solidarity support on education and transfer of knowledge to developing nations, for example through coaching the coaches by sending an expert to conduct a training course in the nation:

Nation Activity Requested Proposed

ARM Technical Course for Cross-Country

CHF 8’000.- CHF 3’000.-

CRO Freestyle training camp for youngsters

CHF 8’000.- No Support

DEN SkiDanmark – online community platform


GRE Education of Freestyle and Freeski Coaches

CHF 10’000.- CHF 2’600.-

HUN Nordic Kids, Here we come CHF 8’300.- CHF 2’600.-

IRL Transition - Gender Equality in Alpine Skiing


LBN Promote Cross-Country in Lebanon

CHF 20’000.- CHF 2’600.-

Total CHF 94’765.- CHF 10’800.-

https://www.fis-ski.com/en/inside-fis/governance/whistleblower-hotline


11.1 Anti-Doping Update Activities

Vice-President Roman Kumpost will report on the status of anti-doping activities since the previous Meeting of the Council. 11.1.1 Anti-Doping Testing Activities

The Testing programme is well on track and the additional C19 prevention measures continue to be in place for all doping controls authorised by the FIS.

11.1.2 Dried Blood Spot Analysis The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has approved a new Technical Document on the so-called “Dried Blood Spot” Analysis and it came into force in September 2021. The sample is being collected by either a finger prick or by a device through the upper arm. Advantages are the easier way of sample collection, less invasive method, it requires only a small amount of blood, less expensive collection and transport, as well as possible benefits in terms of sample stability. FIS has made arrangements with sample collection providers as well as available WADA-accredited laboratories to include this analysis in its regular test distribution plan.

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11.2 International / National Doping cases 11.2.1 International Doping cases

No international cases (FIS results management) have been recorded since the previous Meeting of the Council on 1st and 2nd June 2021.

11.2.2 National Doping cases The following national doping cases have been recorded since the previous Meeting of the Council on 1st and 2nd June 2021: In accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code, FIS is not entitled to review and/or amend decisions of doping cases from tests that have been carried out by the National Anti-Doping Agencies, but both FIS and WADA may appeal any decisions to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in the event that either organisation believe that an inappropriate decision has been taken in accordance with the relevant rules and deadlines:

Name Nat Disc. Event tested

Substance/ Method

Sanction

ARNTSEN, Eskil NOR CC Refusal to doping control

Art. 2.3

2 years (starting 8 Sept 2021; recreational athlete)

NOVIKOV, Vladislav

RUS AL Whereabouts failures

Art. 2.4 18 months (starting 29 June 2021)

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11.3 Anti-Doping Expert Bodies: WADA, CAS, ITA World Anti-Doping Agency Executive Committee The World Anti-Doping Agency’s (WADA’s) Executive Committee (ExCo) held its fourth meeting of the year 2021 on 14th September during which members were updated on WADA’s progress on key priorities, took a number of decisions and made recommendations to the Agency’s Foundation Board for its next meeting in November. Media Release WADA Executive Committee endorses recommendations of non-compliance of eight Anti-Doping Organizations | World Anti-Doping Agency (wada-ama.org) E-Learning Course (ADEL) for Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 athletes and coaches The World Anti-Doping Agency has launched a specific anti-doping learning online module to educate athletes and coaches selected for the OWG Beijing 2022. The module is available in the WADA ADEL platform. FIS will advocate for all participants to complete this module. Media Release WADA launches new e-learning course for athletes and coaches heading to the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 | World Anti-Doping Agency (wada-ama.org) International Testing Agency Looking ahead to the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022, the International Testing Agency has been tasked by the IOC to act as the secretary of the so-called Pre-Games Expert Group in terms of doping control testing recommendations. The aim is to ensure that athletes who have qualified or may qualify for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 are subject to an effective testing programme between now and the beginning of the Games. The FIS has received on 30th September 2021 the testing recommendations for the Pre-Games period (July 2021 – January 2022) consisting of 788 athletes (whereby 260 of those are currently athletes included in FIS Testing Pools, resulting in 867 testing recommendations for those group) and 2’789 overall testing recommendations. FIS’ task is now to coordinate test completions with the National Anti-Doping Agencies as best as possible within the given timeframe.

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12.1 Partnership and sponsor advertising agreements

The following overview shows the current status of the partnership and sponsor advertising agreements: FIS World Cup Title / Presenting Sponsors Nordic Disciplines Title Sponsors Ski Jumping-Nordic Combined: “Viessmann” signed to 2021/2022, ongoing negotiations for prolongation (all negotations are stopped until mid-October 2021) Cross-Country: “Coop”, prolongation agreed to 2025/26 (not signed yet) Nordic Presenting Sponsor: “Audi” signed to 2021/2022, no extension as Nordic partner Cross-Country “Tour de Ski’’: ‘’Le Gruyère’’ signed to 2021/2022 Alpine Discipline Title Sponsor “Audi” signed to 2021/2022, ongoing negotiations for prolongation (all negotations are stopped until mid-October 2021) Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Disciplines Title Sponsor: Ski Cross “Audi” signed to 2021/2022, no extension as Ski Cross partner Freestyle Freeski: open Snowboard: open FIS partners FIS official cars “Audi” signed to 2021/2022, ongoing negotiations for prolongation (all negotations are stopped until mid-October 2021) FIS clothing partner “Halti” until 2021/22, negotiations for new partner ongoing 2022/23 ff. FIS World Cup trophies/medals "Joska" signed to 2021/2022 Cableways "Doppelmayr/Garaventa" signed to 2021/22 Video walls FIS Alpine Ski World Cup and FIS Freestyle Ski Cross “Faber Audiovisuals” signed to 2021/2022


Snowmaking Service "Sufag" signed to 2021/2022 “TechnoAlpin” signed to 2021/2022 Temporary infrastructure “Nüssli” signed to 2021/22 Sustainable Wax Cabin Provider “Continest” signed to 2021/2022 Telecommunications ’’Riedel’’ signed to 2024 Mobile Games “Session Games” signed to 2022 Service Provider course preparation Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard “Prinoth” signed to 2022 Service Provider for snow groomers Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard “Kässbohrer” signed to 2021/2022 Service Provider halfpipe grinder Snowboard “Zaugg” signed to 2022 Snowboard Materials “Liski” signed to 2022 Temporary and Stationary Floodlight Systems Stichaller signed to 2023 Rollerski Provider FF Rollerski signed to October 2021 Data and timing sponsors and service providers of FIS World Cups Data Sponsor Ski Jumping open Timing Sponsor Cross-Country open Data and timing service Cross-Country, Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined “ST Sportservice/Swiss Timing” signed to 2021/2022 Data and timing partner and service/sponsor Alpine World Cup “Longines” with service by “Swiss Timing”, signed to 2025/26 Data and timing service FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup “Swiss Timing” agreed to 2021/2022


Data and timing service FIS Snowboard World Cup “Swiss Timing” agreed to 2021/2022 Broadcast and Commercial Rights partners FIS Alpine and Nordic World Ski Championships Broadcast/Commercial Rights 2023-2025 “Infront Sports and Media AG” FIS Freestyle, Snowboard, Freeski World Ski Championships Broadcast Rights 2023-2025 “Infront Sports and Media AG” FIS Freestyle, Snowboard, Freeski World Ski Championships Commercial Rights 2021-2023 “FIS Marketing AG”, decision in fall 2021 FIS Ski Flying World Championships Broadcast Rights 2020-2024 “EBU-European Broadcasting Union” FIS Ski Flying World Championships Commercial Rights 2020-2022 “FIS Marketing AG”

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13.1 Appointment of jury members At its previous Meeting on 1st and 2nd June 2021 the Council has appointed the jury members for the FIS World Championships, as well as for other major events (see Final Minutes of the Council Meeting from 1st and 2nd June 2021 under item 17 pages 78 to 83). The respective Technical Committees have submitted proposals for various jury members and technical officials following their Autumn Meetings 2021. The list includes appointments made previously (new proposals in bold type): 2021 Winter Universiade, Lucerne (SUI) – postponement to December 2021 Cross-Country Skiing Technical Delegate Karl-Heinz Lickert, GER TD Assistant Uros Ponikvar, SLO Alpine Technical Delegate Women Paul Van Slyke, USA Technical Delegate Men Loic Le Quellec, FRA Equipment Control Matjaz Vrecl, SLO Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard Technical Delegate Parallel Andras Görlich, GER Technical Delegate Big Air Mrs. HeeJin Park, KOR Technical Delegate Slopestyle Memet Guney, TUR

(replacing Janne Kuusela, FIN) Head Judge Snowboard Andrin Regli, SUI Head Judge Freeski Florian Brändli (replacing Marco Zumoberhaus, SUI) Judges Snowboard/Freeski Anton Björklund, SWE Gareth Vogan, GBR Judges Snowboard Marin Sladkarov, BUL Lasse Mila, NOR Kevin Higgins, CAN Simon Vandepitte, BEL Judges Freeski Mathieu Soumet, FRA Tomas Cunik, SVK Noah Curry, USA (replacing Mike Shaw, CAN) Florian Müller, GER


2021 European Youth Olympic Festival, Vuokatti (FIN) - postponement to March 2022 Cross-Country Skiing Technical Delegate Mrs. Nathalie Santer, ITA TD-Assistant Mathias Berglund, SWE Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Mr. Martin Brunner, GER (replacing Per Elias Kalfoss, NOR) TD Assistant Janne Karjalainen, FIN Judges Asko Aalto, FIN Juho Welling, FIN Pirjo Karjalainen, FIN Teppo Nieminen, FIN Aino Marttinen, FIN Nordic Combined Technical Delegate Jerome Pagnier, FRA TD Assistant Mrs. Susanne Takh, EST Alpine Technical Delegate Women Daniel Rungaldier, ITA Technical Delegate Men David Hansson, SWE Snowboard Technical Delegate Lukasz Ligocki, POL Head Judge Bartek Bilkiewicz, POL Judges Mrs. Klara Suchanova, CZE Lauri Valonen, FIN

Filip Fischer, SWE Mrs. Enne Merika, FIN Christian Beutler, SUI Mrs. Arianna Cau, ITA

2022 FIS Ski Flying World Championships, Vikersund (NOR) Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Aljosa Dolhar, SLO TD Assistant Thomas Hasslberger, GER TD Assistant Ivo Greger, CZE Chief Distance Measurer Franz Rappenglück, GER Judges Geir Loeng, NOR Danes Raich, CZE Masaki Oda, JPN Mun Jong Seon, KOR Evgeniy Vashurin, RUS Patric Maissen, SUI


Medical Supervisor Ingaard Lereim, NOR 2022 FIS Cross-Country Junior World Ski Championships, tbc Cross-Country Skiing (place tbc) Technical Delegate Mrs. Anna Rosa, ITA TD Assistant Mrs. Jenny Grip, SWE Jury Member Mike Norton (replacing Jeff Ellis, CAN) 2022 FIS Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Junior World Championships, Zakopane (POL) Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Jani Hyvarinnen, FIN TD Assistant Sandro Sambugaro, ITA Chief Distance Measurer Peter Chudy, SVK Judges Kazimierz Bafia, POL Jiri Parma, CZE Kjersti Haugen Espelid, NOR Rico Parpan, SUI Matt Laue, USA Nordic Combined Technical Delegate Marco Zarucchi, SUI TD Assistant Matija Stegnar, SLO Medical Supervisor Roman Erlikhmann, RUS) 2022 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships, Panorama (CAN) Technical Delegate Women Mrs. Karen Ghent, USA Technical Delegate Men Markus Adelsberger, AUT Medical Supervisor Chris Beavington, CAN 2022 FIS Park & Pipe Junior World Championships, Leysin (SUI) Technical Delegate Tim O’Brien, CAN Viktor Krstevski, MKD Head Judge Snowboard Andrin Regli, SUI

Judges Joel Staub, SUI

Julien Haricot, FRA Gareth Vogan, GBR Filip Fischer, SWE Marin Sladkarov, BUL Ty Balon, CAN


Head Judge Freeski Urh Bulc, SLO Judges Antonin Ferrari, FRA

Jeff Curry, USA James McLachlin, CAN Remco Kayser, SUI Adrian Gaiser, GER Mrs. Petra Jureckova, SVK

Medical Supervisor Walter O. Frey, SUI

2022 FIS Snowboard Freestyle Ski Cross Junior World Championships, Chiesa in Valmalenco (ITA) Technical Delegate Moguls/Aerials Andy Stein, CAN Technical Delegate Snowboard Alpine Wolfgang Steinberger, AUT Technical Delegate Cross Andreas Görlich, GER Referee Pascal Perret, SUI Head Judge MO / Scoring Judge AE Alberto Orsatti, ITA Head Judge AE /Scoring Judge MO Mrs. Tina Tanaka Sundekvist, JPN

Scoring Judges Petri Anttila, FIN

Mrs. Oksana Kushenko, RUS

Dejan Ladic, SLO Josep Maria Puig Crisol, Medical Supervisor Andrea Panzeri, ITA 2022 Olympic Winter Games, Beijing (CHN) Cross-Country Skiing Technical Delegate 1st week Jussi Prykäri, FIN TD Assistant 1st week Mrs. Seraina Mischol, SUI Technical Delegate 2nd week Mrs. Seraina Mischol, SUI TD Assistant 2nd week Jussi Präykäri, FIN Jury Member Mrs. Ella Gjoemle, NOR Jury Member Thomas Unterfrauner, AUT Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Reed Zuehlke, USA TD Assistant Stefan Wolf, AUT TD Assistant Mrs. Renata Nadarkiewicz, POL Chief Distance Measurer Pekka Hyvärinen, FIN Judges Liang Bing, CHN Jürgen Winkler, AUT Stanislav Slavik, CZE Joern Larson, NOR Vadim Lisovskiy, RUS Daniel Mattoon, USA


Nordic Combined Technical Delegate Branko Simic, SLO TD Assistant Andrea Roggia, ITA Alpine Technical Delegate Women Hans Peter Pilz, AUT Jury Women Mrs. Monika Berwein, GER Mrs. Laura Sullivan, USA Mrs. Anne Catherine Enstad, NOR Technical Delegate Men Doug Campbell, CAN Jury Men Ernesto Cingolani, ARG Josef Zingerle, ITA Hiroshi Sawano, JPN Equipment Control Men Bernhard Russi, SUI Mike Kertesz, FIS Equipment Control Women Andi Krönner, FIS Medical Supervisors Hubert Hörterer (Alpine Skiing - Yanquing) Mrs. Jenny Shute (Nordics, Freestyle Ski, Snowboard - Zhangjiakou) Freestyle Ski/Snowboard/Freeski Technical Delegate Moguls/Aerials Mrs. Karin Arnold, SUI Technical Delegate Cross/PGS Mrs. Stephanie Hartl, GER Technical Delegate Big Air Mateusz Stanovnik, SLO Technical Delegate Park and Pipe Josh Lyle, AUS Head Judge Moguls/Aerials Mrs. Tina Tanaka Sundekvist, JPN Judges Terry Campbell, CAN Kirill Kruchok, BLR Giovanni Leoni, SUI Paul Livissianos, AUS Mrs. Sarah Simson, USA Yongchun Tao, CHN Anatoly Akheev, RUS Head Judge Snowboard Iztok Sumatic, SLO Judges Ryo Hashimoto, JPN Adam Begg, AUS Julien Haricot, FRA Gareth Vogan, GBR (replacing Simon Reitsamer, AUT Carter Smith, CAN Markus Betschart, SUI Fredrik Westman, SWE Jonas Brewer, USA Judges Andreas Lehmann, GER Head Judge Freeski David Ortlieb, SUI Judges Mrs. Chiho Takao, JPN Charly Royer, FRA Adam Frisell, SWE Vegard Øye, NOR


Philippe Larose, CAN Vinzenz Wörle, GER Mrs. Victoria Beattie, AUS Ian Meader, USA Tobias Gratz, AUT Referee Park & Pipe Martijn Oostdijk, NED Video Control MO/AE Mrs. Nina Lii, CHN Video Controll Cross/SB Alpine Peter Krogoll Equipment Control Markus Malsiner, ITA 2023 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, Planica (SLO) Cross-Country Skiing Technical Delegate 1st week Mrs. Mikaela Sundbaum, SWE TD Assistant 1st week Robert Peets, EST Technical Delegate 2nd week Robert Peets, EST TD Assistant 2nd week Mrs. Mikaela Sundbaum, SWE Jury Member Mrs. Lucia Joas, GER Jury Member Mike Norton, CAN Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Hubert Mathis, SUI TD Assistant Harald Häfker, GER TD Assistant Renata Nadarkiewicz, POL Chief Distance Measurer Ole Walseth, NOR Judges Luka Ograjensek/ Tomaz Dezman, SLO Wolfgang Reissner/ Hermann Gschwentner, AUT Bruno Grand Chavin/Jerome Gay, FRA Tadahide Matsuura/Ryuichi Inoue JPN Nikolai Sebergsen/Martin Ronningen, NOR Marit Stub Nybelius/Lars Erik Eriksson, SWE Nordic Combined Technical Delegate Robert Krautgartner, AUT TD Assistant Mrs. Faustyna Malik, POL Medical Supervisor tbc 2023 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, Courchevel-Méribel (FRA) Technical Delegate Women Ms. Chiara Compostella, ITA Jury Women Paul Trayner, GBR Robert Lehmann, SUI Ms. Alexandra Zemsauer, AUT Technical Delegate Men Stefan Johnson Havnelid, NOR Jury Men Ted Lockwood USA Dierk Beisel, GER Bohumir Zeman, CZE


Medical Supervisor Eero Hyvärinen, FIN 2023 FIS Snowboard, Freestyle and Freeski World Championships, Bakuriani (GEO) Technical Delegate Moguls Jussi-Pekka Kinnunen, FIN Technical Delegate Aerials Luc Kohly, FRA Technical Delegate Cross Tobie Jaquemoud, FRA Technical Delegate SB Alpine Roland Horn, AUT Technical Delegate Big Air Mrs. Iren Mashova, BUL Technical Delegate Park and Pipe Werner Steiner, AUT Referee Cross Pascal Perret, SUI Video Control Cross/SB Alpine TBD Video Control Aerials TBD Equipment Control TBD Start Referee TBD Finish Referee TBD Head Judge Moguls and Aerials Marko Klancar, SLO Judges Mrs. Natalja Sherstneva, BLR

Jay Henitiuk, CAN Petri Anttila, FIN Bruno Berard, FRA Mrs. Midori Takano, JPN Mrs. Oksaka Kushenko, RUS James Bates, USA

Head Judge Snowboard Geoff Peterson, CAN Judges Markus Betschart, SUI

Ryo Hashimoto, JPN Andy Lehmann, GER Julien Haricot, FRA Gareth Vogan, GBR Bartek Bilkiewicz, POL Iztok Sumatic, SLO Phil Pilon, CAN Cody Cox, USA

Head Judge Freeski Jason Arens USA Judges Elliot Carter, CAN

Tobias Gratz, AUT Anton Bjorklund, SWE Florian Brändli, SUI Lars Lomsdalen, NOR Teo Cattaneo, FRA Will Tucker, GBR (SS only) Evgenii Kosov, RUS (SS only) Florian Müller, GER (SS only)

Medical Supervisor Wouter Van Den Broecke, BEL


2023 FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships, Whistler (CAN) Cross-Country Skiing Technical Delegate tbc TD Assistant tbc Jury Member tbc Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Stefan Wolf, AUT TD Assistant Georg Späth, GER Chief Distance Measurer Joe Lamb, USA Judges Kelly Johansson, CAN Grill Lambert, AUT Peter Knoll/ Michael Schwarz, GER Yutaka Minemura, JPN Wilhelm Grosz, ROU Nordic Combined Technical Delegate Jonas Würth, GER TD Assistant Jarrett Moe, USA 2023 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships, St. Anton (AUT) Medical Supervisor Hubert Hörterer, GER / Wolfgang Schobersberger, AUT 2023 Winter Universiade, Lake Placid (USA) Cross-Country Skiing Technical Delegate Len Apedaile, CAN TD-Assistant Mrs. Sylvi Pettersen Ofstad, NOR Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Ivo Greger, CZE TD Assistant Kristian Brenden, NOR Chief Distance Measurer Ueli Forrer, SUI Judges USA CAN Ryuichi Inoue, JPN KOR Erik Stahlhut, GER Alpine Technical Delegate Women Ms. Julie Klotz, CAN Technical Delegate Men Stefano Pirola, CHI


2024 FIS Ski Flying World Championships, Bad Mitterndorf (AUT) Ski Jumping Technical Delegate Bertil Palsrud, NOR TD Assistant Aljosa Dolhar, SLO TD Assistant Jani Hyvärinen, FIN Chief Distance Measurer tbc Judges AUT FRA ITA POL SLO USA

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13.2 Key technical officials in World Championships Organising Committees The respective Organising Committees have made the following new proposals for various positions, which have been reviewed by the respective FIS Competition Management (new proposals in bold type): 2021 Winter Universiade, Lucerne (SUI) – postponement to December 2021 Cross-Country Chief of Competition Robert Germann Ass. Chief of Competition Roger Gisler Race Secretary Gerda Bünter Chief of Course Roger Gisler Chief of Stadium Fritz Lötscher

(replacing Kilian Arnold) Alpine Skiing, St. Moritz: SG, GS, SL Chief of Competition Speed Robin Miozzari Chief of Course Speed Markus Heinzer Chief od Competition Tech. Robin Miozzari Race Secretary Marlen Weber Alpine Ski Stoos, PAR, TP Chief Competition Ulisse Delea Race Secretary Silvana Steffen Chief of Course Tech. /PAR Richard Imling 2021 European Youth Olympic Festival, Vuokatti (FIN) - postponement to March 2022 Cross-Country Chief of Competition Jyrki Uotila/ Jyri Pelkonen Ass. Chief of Competition Jyrki Uotila/ Jyri Pelkonen Race Secretary Mrs. Mette Leskinen Chief of Course Jani Ähtävä Chief of Stadium Urpo Sorsa Ski Jumping Chief of Competition Pekka Tervahartiala Ass. Chief of Competition Janne Tervahartiala Race Secretary Riikka Tervahartiala Chief of Hill Jukka Kettunen Nordic Combined m/w Chief of Competition Asko Aalto Ass. Chief of Competition Vesa Koppinen/Tony Kilponen Race Secretary tba Chief of Hill Jukka Kettunen Chief of Course Mikko Rantanen Alpine Skiing Chief of Race Mika Pelli Chief of Course Lassi Pikkarainen


Ass. Chief of Course Marti Karusaari (replacing Vesa Hakala)

Timing crew coordinator Katariina Hemming Chief Race Secretary Marko Paavola 2022 FIS Ski Flying World Championships, Vikersund (NOR) President of OC Leif Arne Berget Secretary General Per Bergerud Chief of Competition Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl Chief of the Hill Odd Brandtenborg 2022 Olympic Winter Games, Beijing (CHN) Cross-Country Chief of Competition Wang Hengren Ass. Chief of Competition tbc Race Secretary Zhang Xuechun Chief of Course Zhang Liwei Chief of Stadium Qu Chao Ski Jumping Chief of Competition Guo Haoran Ass. Chief of Competition tbc (replacing Hubert Mathis) Race Secretary Faustyna Malik Chief of Hill Xu Hongbin Ass. Chief of Hill Sergey Zyrianov Nordic Combined m/w Chief of Competition Lu Qingua Ass. Chief of Competition (CC) Zuo Wei Ass. Chief of Competition Jonas Würth Ass. Chief of Competition Liu Jingjing Race Secretary Faustyna Malik Chief of Hill Xu Hongbin Ass. Chief of Hill Sergey Zyrianov Chief of Course Zhang Liwei Alpine Skiing Chief of Competition Speed An Linbo Chief of Competition Tech. Zhang Yi Race Secretary Liu Tianbiao, Ma Weina (replacing Bai Lin) Chief of Course Speed Li Guangquan Chief of Course Tech. Huang Hongli


Freestyle Snowboard Freeski Chief of Competition Aerials Jie Xiong Chief of Competition Moguls Yunfeng Zhang Chief of Competition PGS Hongquan Li Chief of Competition Cross Nan Wang Chief of Competition Slopestyle Dade Zhang Chief of Competition Halfpipe Shu Meng Chief of Competition Big Air Hafute Guan Chief of Course Aerials Dong Yan Chief of Course Moguls Wenwen Du Chief of Course PGS Peng Wang Assistant Chief of Course Cross Memet Guney Assistant Chief of Course Slopestyle Alexander Andreis Assistant Chief of Course Halfpipe Konstantin Mincev Assistant Chief of Course Big Air TBD (replacing Dirk Scheumann) 2022 FIS Cross-Country Junior World Ski Championships, tbc Cross-Country Chief of Competition tbc Ass. Chief of Competition tbc Race Secretary tbc Chief of Course tbc Chief of Stadium tbc 2022 FIS Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Junior World Championships, Zakopane (POL) Ski Jumping Chief of Competition Ryszard Gunka Ass. Chief of Competition Wojciech Jurowicz Race Secretary Katarzyna Popiolek Chief of Hill Ryszard Luberda Nordic Combined Chief of Competition Faustyna Malik Ass. Chief of Competition Tomasz Pochwala Race Secretary Elzbieta Kubica Chief of Hill Ryszard Luberda Chief of Course Jan Chyc Mulik 2022 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships, Panorama (CAN) Chief of Competition DH and SG Gary Foster Ass. Chief of Competition DH and SG Todd McNutt Chief of Competition AC and GS Bob Leitch Ass. Chief of Competition AC and GS Mrs. Carmen Kirshenblatt Chief of Competition SL Bill Irwin Ass. Chief of Competition SL Andrew Abbott/Joanne Gray Race Secretary Judy Dickson Chief of Course DH and SG Doug Hughes


Ass. Chief of Course DH and SG Barry Peters Chief of Course AC and GS Doug Hughes Ass. Chief of Course AC and GS Randy Tarchuk/Barry Peters Chief of Course SL Randy Tarchuk Race Chair Mike Irwin LOC Advisor Doug Campbell 2023 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, Courchevel-Méribel (FRA) Méribel Courchevel Chief of Competition Speed Yannick Favières Sébastien Santon Chief of Competition Tech. Yannick Favières Sébastien Santon Race Secretary Oliva Stoffel Elena Gaja (replacing Chloé Astier) Chief of Course Speed Jean-Paul Hoareau Stéphane Quittet Chief of Course Tech. GS Aurélie Ablondi Stéphane Quittet (replacing Boris Melquiot) Chief of Course Tech. SL Andy Rostoland Stéphane Quittet (replacing Boris Melquiot) Chief of Course AC Jean-Paul Horeau Stéphane Quittet Chief of Course Parallel Andy Rostoland 2023 Winter Universiade, Lake Placid (USA) Alpine Skiing Chief of Competition Speed Paul van Slyke Chief of Competition Tech. Paul van Slyke Race Secretary Chris Grant Chief of Course Speed John Norton Chief of Course Tech. John Norton

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14.2 Proposals and requests from the Technical Committees Cross-Country Committee International Competition Rules 302 The Competition Officials 302.1 Appointment of the Competition Officials 302.1.1 FIS appointed officials are

- At Olympic Winter Games (OWG) and World Ski Championships (WSC): the Technical Delegate (TD), Assistant TD, Jury Members, FIS Race Director (RD) and FIS Race Director Assistant (RDA) - At World Cup (WC): the TD, Assistant TD, FIS Race Director (RD) and FIS Race Director Assistant (RDA) - At Junior World Ski Championships (JWSC): the TD, Assistant TD and one Jury member - At Continental Cups (COC) and FIS competitions: the TD - At ROL World Championships (ROL WSC) and ROL World Cup

(WC): the TD, Assistant TD, FIS Roller Ski Coordinator RDA is not a voting member of the jury but shall act as RD in case of RD absence.

303.1 Members of the Jury 303.1.1 For all Olympic Winter Games (OWG) and World Ski Championships

(WSC) the following will serve in the Jury: - The TD, who is chair of the Jury (appointed by FIS) - The Assistant TD (appointed by FIS) - The Chief of Competition (subject to approval by the FIS Council) - Two other foreign members (appointed by FIS) - FIS Race Director (appointed by FIS) - FIS Race Director Assistant (appointed by FIS) The FIS officials mentioned above are appointed by the FIS Council on proposal by the FIS Cross-Country Committee.

303.1.2 For WC the Jury will consist of the following - The TD, who is chair of the Jury (appointed by FIS) - The Assistant TD (appointed by FIS) - FIS Race Director (appointed by FIS) - FIS Race Director Assistant (appointed by FIS) - The Chief of Competition - The National TD Assistant (appointed by the host NSA in cooperation

with the regional TD coordinator)

303.1.5 For EYOF and Asian Winter Games (AWG) and for Roller skiing WSC the jury will consist of the following: - The TD, who is chair of the Jury (appointed by FIS) - The Assistant TD (appointed by FIS) - The Chief of Competition - The National TD Assistant (appointed by the host NSA in cooperation



303.1.6 For ROL WSC and ROL WC COC competitions the Jury will consist of the following: - The TD, who is chair of the Jury (appointed by FIS) - The Chief of Competition - FIS Roller Ski Coordinator (appointed by FIS) - Assistant TD (appointed by FIS in those WC ROL events where

official roller ski equipment provider is used) - The National TD Assistant (appointed by the host NSA in cooperation


303.1.67 For COC and FIS competitions, for Roller skiing WC and FIS competitions the Jury will consist of the following: - The TD, who is chair of the Jury (appointed by FIS) - The Chief of Competition - The National TD Assistant (appointed by the host NSA in cooperation


321.7 Competition interruption In case of competition interruption while competitors are still competing, the competition will be cancelled

322.7 Competition interruption In case of competition interruption while competitors are still competing, the competition will be valid if there are at least 6 ranked competitors. The competitors still on course at the time of interruption will be ranked in final results as lapped according to their respective position at last intermediate point.



325.5.3 Final heats 325.5.3.1 In the quarterfinals and semi-finals, the competitors will be ranked in the

following order: - The competitors without IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS, NPS) are listed first

according to their arrival order. In case of a tie (dead heat) the competitors are ranked according to their qualification times.

- Competitors with IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS or NPS) are listed according to their qualification times.

Competitors with the same rank in the quarterfinals or semi-finals (if there is no B-final) who do not reach the next round are ranked according their qualification times in the final results.


325.5.3.2 In the Final (and B-Final) the competitors will be ranked in the following

order: - The competitors without IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS, NPS) are listed first

according to their arrival order. In case of a tie (dead heat) the competitors are ranked in the same place.

- Competitors with IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS or NPS) are listed according to their qualification times.

In sprint competitions with 30 competitors to the quarterfinal the result list will be made as follows: 31st to last rank, the results from the qualification round will be used 26th – 30th rank, the 6th place finisher from each heat in the quarter-final will be assigned based on their respective ranking in the qualifying round 21st – 25th rank, the 5th place finisher from each heat in the quarterfinal will be assigned based on their respective ranking in the qualifying round 16th/17th - 20th rank, the 4th place finisher from each heat in the quarterfinal will be assigned based on their respective ranking in the qualifying round (Exception, if one of those 4th place finishers will advance to the semifinal) 13th – 15th/16th rank, the 3rd place finisher from each heat in the quarterfinal, who did not advance to the semi-finals will be assigned based on their respective ranking in the qualifying round 7th – 12th rank, based on the order of finish in the B final in case of no B Final, the athletes are ranked according their ranking in semi-final and their qualification round 1st – 6th rank, based on the order of finish in the A final

325.5.3.4 Final result Competitors will be ranked on the final result list in the following order: Competitors qualified for the Final (and B-Final) are listed first according to their arrival order. In case of a tie the competitors are ranked on the same place. If there is no B-Final, the competitors from the semi-finals who do not reach the Final are listed in the following order: - The competitors without IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS, NPS) are listed first

according to their ranking in their respective heat and their qualification times

- Competitors with IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS, NPS) are listed according to their ranking in their respective heat and their qualification times

Competitors from the quarterfinals who do not reach the semi-finals are listed in the following order: - The competitors without IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS, NPS), are listed first

according to their ranking in their respective heat and their qualification times

- Competitors with IRM (RAL, DNF, DNS, NPS) are listed according to their ranking in their respective heat and their qualification times


In case of a tie (“dead heat”) in quarterfinals or semi-finals, the competitor with the better qualification time is ranked ahead. If there is a tie in the A or B finals the competitors are ranked on the same place in the final results.

325.7 Competition interruption 325.7.1 In case of competition interruption of qualification while competitors are

still competing, the competition will be cancelled. 325.7.2 In case of competition interruption during sprint heats before the last

competitor of A-final has finished the race, the competition will be cancelled.

325.7.3 In case interrupted and cancelled competition is re-scheduled, the qualification race must be carried out again.

326.7 Competition interruption 326.7.1 If semi-final is interrupted while there are teams still on course, then the

competition will be cancelled. 326.7.2 If team sprint final is interrupted when at least 3 teams have finished the

competition, the competition will be valid and results published. The teams still on course at the time of interruption will be ranked as Lapped according their last respective intermediate times.

326.7.3 In case that interrupted and cancelled competition is re-scheduled, the semi-finals must be carried out again

327.7 Competition interruption

In case of competition interruption while teams re still competing, the competition will be valid if there are at least 3 ranked teams. The teams still on course at the time of interruption will be ranked in final results as lapped according to their respective position at last intermediate point.

343 Responsibilities of the competitors 343.1 In all training and competition situations the athlete must act with due care

taking into account the course conditions, visibility and competitor ongestion, available space, speed and skiing directions of other competitors etc..

343.8.1 In Interval Start competitions and Sprint qualification any violation of classical technique (for example skating strides to maintain or increase the speed) will be considered to affect the results (due to improved time and better FIS points caused by the skating), and the jury will apply the appropriate sanction regardless of the time difference between skiers, even for a winning athlete.

343.8.1 In classical technique competitions, the maximum pole length must not

exceed 83% of the competitor’s body height. In free technique competitions, the maximum pole length must not exceed 100% of the competitor’s height. The pole length is measured from the bottom of the pole to the highest attachment of the strap. All measurements will be rounded to the nearest centimeter as follows: less than 0.5 cm will be rounded down and 0.5 cm and above will be rounded


343.9 In all competitions obstruction is not allowed. This behavior is defined as deliberately impeding, blocking, charging or pushing any competitor with any part of the body or ski equipment.As a general rule applying to all competitions, competitors shall not obstruct other competitors.

343.10 OvertakingPassing of other competitors 343.10.1 During an Interval Start competition competitors who are being overtaken

must give way on the first demand. Process of passing during Interval Starts Competitors who are being passed must give way on first demand. This applies in classical technique courses even when there are two tracks and in free technique courses when the skier being overtaken may have to restrict his/her skating actionskiing movements.

343.10.2 Process of passing during other competition For all other competitions, when overtaking occurs, competitors must not cause any obstruction. The responsibility for a correct passing without obstruction is on the overtaking skier. The overtaking skier must have his/her skis in front of the skis of the overtaken skier before skiing his/her best line.

343.10.2.1 Competitors in front have the right to choose their best line.1 343.10.2.2 Competitors in front shall not obstruct competitors coming from behind.2 343.10.2.3 Competitors intending to pass shall do so without obstructing the

competitor being passed.3 343.10.2.4 When competitors are alongside they have mutual duties not to obstruct

each other’s movements.4 343.10.2.5 A process of passing is considered completed when the passing

competitor has his/her body at the fron of the ski-tips of the competitor being passed.5

343.11 In sections with marked corridors, the competitors should choose a corridor. Competitors are allowed to leave the chosen corridor as long as ICR 343.9 and ICR 343.10 are upheld.

352.1.1.1 The following decision chart must be used when deciding on a sanction:


World Cup Rules 3.4 Quotas for team events (Relay and Team Sprint)

Each nation has right to enter 2 teams. Mixed teams (different nations) are not allowed. All athletes need to have an active FIS code number and to have reached during the last 365 days at least one (1) result better than or equalizing:

• For Relay: 120 FIS Distance Points...

• For Team Sprint: 120 FIS Distance or Sprint Points Mixed Relay Free Techniques – Falun2022 Each team will consist of 2 women and 2 men. Each athlete will race 5 km in free technique in the following order: Woman / Man / Man / Woman. Mixed teams (different nations) are not allowed. Each nation has the right to enter 1 team. Mixed Team Sprint Free Technique –TBCFalun 2022 Each team will consist of 1 woman and 1 man. Qualification: Each athlete will individually ski one lap (Interval Start). The result of the qualification round will be calculated by accumulating the times of both athletes and the 20 best teams will be qualified for the Final. Final: The 2 athletes will alternately ski 6 laps each in the following order: Woman/ Man (12 laps in total). The last 2 teams will be eliminated after lap 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Overlapping rules will apply. No physical contact between the competitors is required for the exchange. Mixed teams (different nations) are not allowed Each nation has the right to enter 1 team.

Sub-Committee for Cross-Country World and Continental Cups

The Cross-Country Committee supports the application from UKR to leave the Eastern Europe Cup (EEC) and to join the Slavik Cup (SC). FIS Roller Ski World Cup/ World Championship Rules 1.1.3 New FIS ROL WC organiser candidates must organise FIS Roller Skiing

competition test event one season before to test competition courses and technical aspects of OC. For substitute WC candidates this article is not enforced during the summer season 2020.

1.2 Organisation, Number of Competitions, Awarding of Competitions 1.2.1 The FIS Roller Ski World Cup consists of individual competitions on

distances longer than 5 km and Sprint competitions. Furthermore, a number of Relays and Team Sprints are organised which are included in the “Winner Nation” calculation. The minimum number of competitions for one ROL WC stage are two. Only one competition can be held in one day


Calendar Frame; World Cup selection (3-6 stages) 1-3 competitionsInterval start 1-2 competitionsPursuit 2-3 competitionsMass start 2-6 competitionsIndividual Sprint Competition 2-3 competitionsTeam Sprint (including Mixed Team Sprint) Total 8-14 competitions All distance competitions (Interval start, Mass start, Pursuit) can be organised on courses with undulating or uphill height profile. The minimum number of FIS ROL WC 2020 competition to count for overall ranking – 8 individual competitions with at least 8 nations (teams) listed in the ranking for each category.

8.2 The OC must reimburse FIS TD, FIS Roller Ski coordinator (and FIS TD Ass. if appointed) for travel and accommodation costs during the inspection and during the WC competition according to FIS ICR article 304.1.1.

8.5.4. For the FIS Roller Skiing World Championships Organizing committee must

provide free accommodation (full board) to all athletes which, male and female, having achieved at least one result better than 75 FIS Cross-Country points.

Rules for the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships and U23 Cross-Country The Cross-Country Committee supports an increase of the maximum price for accommodation from CHF 100 to CHF 125 as en exception for the season 2021/22 in order to find an Organiser. Ski Jumping Committee International Competition Rules 215 Entries 215.3 Only National Ski Associations are entitled to make entries for international

competitions. Every entry should include: 215.3.1 FIS code number, name, first name, year of birth, National Ski Association; 405.1.1 Olympic Winter Games (OWG), World Ski Championships (WSC), World

Ski Flying Championships (WSFC) and Junior World Ski Championships (JWSC) For OWG, WSC, and WSFC:

− the TD

− the RD

− the TD-Assistant, 2 TD-Assistants for OWG, WSFC and WSC

− the RD-Assistant

− the Equipment Control

− the Chief Distance Measurer

− six Jumping Judges. Five at a time, the nominated Jumping Judges will officiate at the respective Ski Jumping competitions at OWG and SWC, or at the respective competition days at WSFC, taking turns based on a draw decision (in exceptional cases the respective competition management together with the respective Sub-


Committee Chair can decide about a different system). The 6th Jumping Judge of the respective competition or competition day will act as start or fall referee (Jury decision).

World Cup Rules Men

2. Participation Right in WCJ Competitions 2.1 Only competitors with a FIS-Code are allowed to be entered. 2.2 Allowed to start are: 2.2.1 World Cup Ski Jumping and Ski Flying individual events

a) Competitors, who are born in 2006 or earlier and b) Competitors, who have already gained GP or WCJ-points or; c) Competitors, who have gained at least one COCJ-M point of the past

or of the current season.

2.2.2 World Cup Ski Jumping and Ski Flying team events a) Four competitors per team, who are born in 2006 or earlier and b) Min. three competitors per team, who have already gained GP or WCJ-

points or c) who have gained at least one COCJ-M point of the past or of the current

season d) Max. one competitor per team, who has gained at least one FIS Cup-

M point of the past or current season 3.2 Team and Mixed Team Competitions 3.2.2 At least six National Ski Associations must participate if a WCJ team com-

petition is to count for the WCJ Nations' Cup. 3.2.2.1 Only teams, which entered four athletes acc. To art. 2.2.2 and currently

physically present on site of the event, can be entered for respective team or mixed team competition.

3.2.3.1 In the second round, only the leading eight (8) nations from the firstround

are entitled to start. Before the start of the lastevery group in the final round, there will be an info break, where the start order for the last next group will be sorted into reverse order of the current standing.

Art. 3.2.3.1 will be tested during the upcoming winter season. World Cup Rules Women 4.2 Qualification round

The qualification round reduces the number of participants to 40. Qualification round for KO-system competition see art. 4.6 All jumpers, must participate in the qualification round. The total score counts for the result. A jumper, who has reached 95 % of the maximum length of the longest jump by the jumpers who have to qualify but has a fall, has the right to participate in the competition in addition to the 40 (If the wind/gate compensation is used, the compensated distance is the basis). In case the number of participating athletes is 40 or lower, a Prologue competition round can be organized.


4.6 KO-System

The Jumping Committee is entitled to modify the above mentioned rules for the qualification and competition rounds. Based on a decision of the FIS Jumping Committee and with the approval of the FIS Council with the new modus, the number of participants in the first competition round will be reduced to the half (25 participants) for the final round by a comparison of performance in pairs (KO system) and filled up to a total of 30 participants with the five athletes (best loser) who have reached the best total score points.

4.6.1 The qualification round will be carried out with an exception that the score

(the total score points achieved) is not only decisive for the participation in the first competitive round but also for the starting order. The qualification round of competition confirmed in the calendar with KO system reduces the number of participants in the first competition round to 50. In case that number of participants in such a competition is lower than 50, KO system will be not used and all entered participants will start in the first competition round.

4.6.2 The first competition round is contested by 25 pairs of jumpers so that

exactly 50 athletes have to be selected in the qualification round. It is therefore not possible to increase this number in case of several competitors in equal last places or maximum distance with a too low total score because of a fall. In order to respect fairness and to ensure a clear decision, the following rules are to be observed:

4.6.2.1 If two or more jumpers obtain the same total score in the Qualification

round, the athlete with the higher start number will be ranked in the better position (see ICR art. 433.4).

4.6.3 Based on these rules, the following system is in place for the ranking of the

qualification round: Based on the total scores achieved, firstly a normal ranking from positions 1 to 50 is to be established.


4.6.4 For the first competition round the pairs of jumpers are to be established as follows: Ranking in the Start order in the qualification round = first scoring round will be the start number Ranking 01 50 Ranking 02 48 Ranking 03 46 etc. etc. Ranking 23 06 Ranking 24 04 Ranking 25 02 Ranking 26 01 Ranking 27 03 Ranking 28 05 etc. etc. Ranking 48 45 Ranking 49 47 Ranking 50 49

4.6.5 The pairs will start in the following order: Start no. 26 against start no. 25 as 1st pair Start no. 27 against start no. 24 as 2nd pair etc. etc. etc. Start no. 49 against start no. 02 as 24th pair Start no. 50 against start no. 01 as 25th pair

4.6.6 As a result of the comparison in pairs the jumper with the better total scoring reaches the final round. If the two jumpers competing against each other achieve the same total score, the jumper with the lower start number will advance.

4.6.7 Those 25 athletes will participate in the final round who have qualified for

the final in the KO elimination. In addition there are the five losing jumpers which have the best total scores. In exceptional cases of a lower number of winners, the number of losing jumpers will be increased. The number of participants for the second round can also be increased through tied jumpers on the last qualified place or/and jumpers who have reached 95 % of the longest jump (art. 4.2.1.3) but had a fall (If the wind/gate compensation is used, the compensated distance is the basis).

4.6.8 The starting order in the final round results from the reverse ranking order

of the total scores in the first scoring round. In case of equal total scores the jumper with the higher starting number will jump first. The overall score of the competition is determined by the total scores from both competitive rounds, i.e. the sum of both total scores.


Ski Jumping Committee recommendations [FOR DECISION] Olympic Winter Games 2026 Programme Based on many letters of support from several National Ski Associations (Austria, Germany, Japan, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden) the Jumping Committee unanimously support the introduction of the Individual Women competition on the large hill for the Olympic Winter Games programme, starting from the Olympic Winter Games 2026. The Council has to decide if they support this proposal and submit it to the Congress 2022. FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2027 Candidates The Jumping Committee further acknowledges that Falun (SWE) is the only candidate for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2027. Based on the previous commitment for the WSC 2015 from the Swedish Ski Association and the LOC and the missing legacy for the Ski Jumping discipline in Falun, the Committee unanimously supports the request of the construction of a small hill in Falun as part of the bidding process and also the organization of the WSC 2027 (if the World Ski Championships will be assigned). The Jumping Committee strongly supports the legacy of this event as development opportunity for the discipline in a traditional Nordic country. Nordic Combined Committee International Competitions Rules (ICR) 528.1 Olympic Winter Games (OWG)

Individual Gundersen M LH 10 km Individual Gundersen M NH 10 km Team Gundersen M NH 4x5 km Individual Gundersen W NH 5km Mixed Team M/W NH 15km The Nordic Combined Committee strongly supports the inclusion of Nordic Combined Women events at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games. The Committee proposes one Individual event and Mixed Team event to be included in the OWG 2026 program.

Alpine Committee Sub-Committee for Alpine Youth & Children’s Questions FIS Alpine World Junior Ski Championships 2022, Panorama (CAN) The deadline for the organiser to confirm the event will be 30th November 2021. A reduction in number of events and NSA quotas is possible. This will be confirmed on 30th November 2021 by the Local Organsation Committee in coordination with the FIS Alpine Office. Sub Committee for Classification of Alpine Competitors Extension of special quotas


7.1.7 Country Groups

- For CAN-USA / DEN-FIN-ISL-NOR-SWE / ARG-BOL-BRA-CHI / AUS-FIJ-NZL / CHN-JPN-KGZ-KOR-MGL-IND-PAK / LBN-ROU-RSA-CYP-LUX-POR-AND-SRB-MON-SMR-IRL: maximum 30.

- For FRA – ESP-AND: 40 for each nation for races organised in a country of that country group in case race is not filled up to a maximum of 140 racers on the draw board.

- For CZE-POL-SVK: 50 for each nation for races organised in a country of that country group in case the race is not filled up to a maximum of 140 races on the draw board.

- For the following countries: ARM-BIH-BUL-CRO-CZE-GRE-HUN-KAZ-KGZ-MNE-SRB-MKD-POL-RUS-SLO-SVK-TUR-IRI-UZB-UKR the quota is 30 in races organised in one of the bordering countries.

- For the following countries: BIH-BUL-SLO-SRB double quota for each nation for races organised in a country of the country group in case race is not filled up to a maximum of 140 racers on the draw board.

- For BEL-DEN-LUX-NED-ISL-IRL / BIH-BUL-CYP-GRE-MNE-MKD-SRB: the quota of 30 for each nation for races organised in (or by) a country of the country group.

- For races in LIE the neighboring countries SUI and AUT receive a quota of 3015.

- The organising nation always has a quota according art. 7.1.6 Precision art 4.4.4 4.4.4 Less than five Competitors: Maximum Value

If there are less than five competitors with FIS points amongst the first ten of the result list, or there are not five competitors who started with FIS points, then those competitors without FIS points, i.e. the remaining competitors will receive the maximum value: Downhill: 330 FIS points Super G: 270 FIS points Slalom: 165 FIS points Giant Slalom: 220 FIS points Alpine Combined: 270 FIS points

If less than three competitors with FIS points are ranked within the five, which are taken into consideration or at least three competitors without FIS points are classified, the competition will be considered for FIS points with a double of the maximum value (of the respective event) as minimum penalty. For the BL calculation, results are only valid for competitors without FIS points or competitors with higher FIS points than the double value used for the penalty calculation. Travel limitation due to COVID-19 Northern Hemisphere events FIS Level competitions (including National Championships) can be organised in nations where the access for other National Ski Associations is limited or forbidden.


Sub-Committee for the Alpine World Cup Alpine Combined Quota calculation (only valid for the season 2021/2022) For the season 2021/22, the nation’s higher quota, WCSL 2019/20 or WCSL 2021/22, is valid. 3.3 National quota

For each event a national quota is calculated periodically according to the World Cup Starting List (WCSL). The periods are adapted to the respective calendar planning and fixed before the start of the competition season. The quota is established on the basis of the number of competitors per nation, classified within rank 1 to max. 60 of the WCSL in the event concerned. There is no moving up. A National Ski Association may enter a maximum of eight (8) (seven (7) for Men’s competitions) additional competitors (under consideration of art. 3.2).

To extend the use of the PWSL in the Parallel Quota calculation (only valid for the season 2021/22)

3.3 National quota

For each event a national quota is calculated periodically according to the World Cup Starting List (WCSL). The periods are adapted to the respective calendar planning and fixed before the start of the competition season. The quota is established on the basis of the number of competitors per nation, classified within rank 1 to max. 60 of the WCSL in the event concerned. There is no moving up. For Parallel the nation’s higher quota, WCSL or PWSL (Parallel World Seeding List) is valid. A National Ski Association may enter a maximum of eight (8) (seven (7) for Men’s competitions) additional competitors (under consideration of art. 3.2).

To use the best FIS points ranked competitors as 2022 ANC and SAC winners For the 2021/2022 Northern Hemisphere season, the ANC and SAC Sub-Committees proposes to give the rights for the winners of the ANC and SAC to the best athletes in each Continental Cup region ranked in the 7th FIS points list in the corresponding event. Precisions for the Mixed Team Parallel Rules at the World Cup, FIS Alpine World Ski Championships and Olympic Winter Games ………. 5. Points Scoring

➢ The winner of each individual leg scores 1 point for his/her nation. ➢ In case of a tie of an individual leg, both nations are awarded 1 point.


➢ If there is a tie at the end of the heat (example 2:2) the nation with the lowest combined time of the best individual woman and the best individual man (or second best in case of a tie for the best time) will win the heat.

➢ If the teams cannot be separated by combined times, the team with the fastest single time is the winner. If the teams cannot be separated by fastest time, the nation with the better ranking on the board is the winner.

➢ If the teams cannot be separated by fastest time in the Big Final or Small Final, the teams will share the same rank, but will be ordered by descending bib number.

➢ Reasons for disqualifications (immediate and without protest): - False start - Changing from one course to another - Interfering with an opponent, accidentally or not - Not passing through a gate correctly (ICR art. 661.4.2) - Stepping back (ICR art. 614.2.3)

➢ If both competitors fail to finish, the competitor who completed the most gates will be the leg winner.

……….. Sub-Committee for Alpine North American Cup NorAm Cup Starting List NAC 3.1.3 Validity of Cup points

In the case of a tie in the 450 overall points group, competitors will be seeded in the order of their NAC points in that event. In the case of a tie in NAC points in that event, competitors will be seeded in the order of their FIS points in that eveThe final NASL (NorAm Starting List) is used with a validity defined in art. 3.1.4. in the next season. This will be the ranking valid for the first race. The Cup points achieved from the first race onwards in each event will be added to remaining NASL points from the past season. If a competitor has not started in any race during the period from October 15th to April 15th due to injury, the National Ski Association may apply for the approval of a status as injured in the NASL for the upcoming season; the application to be submitted by 30th April latest. If the status as injured is approved, the competitor will be added in the NASL of the respective event(s) for the coming season (in the final position achieved in the previous season).

NAC 3.1.4 Validity of the Basic List (NASL)

The sum of the NA Standing points of the past season in the respective event will be divided by four in Technical events, three in Speed events and two in Alpine Combined. This will establish the points that will be deleted after each race. At the NA Finals only NA points achieved in the current season are valid for the starting order.


Sub-Committee for Alpine Citizen Racers New Entry Fees for Citizen events

2020/2021 2021/2022 2020/2021 2021/2022

SL/GS PER RACE

CHF 25.00

CHF 30.00

EURO 20.00

EUR 25.00

Super-G 1 DAY 1 RACE 1 DAY 2 RACES 2 DAY 2 RACES

CHF 30.00 CHF 40.00 CHF 55.00

CHF 35.00 CHF 45.00 CHF 60.00

EURO 25.00 EURO 35.00 EURO 50.00

EUR 30.00 EUR 40.00 EUR 55.00

AC PER RACE

CHF 35.00

CHF 40.00

EURO 30.00

EUR 35.00

DOWNHILL 2 DAY (2 TRA 1 RACE) 2 DAY (2 TRA 2 RACES)

CHF 75.00 CHF 90.00

CHF 80.00 CHF 95.00

EURO 65.00 EURO 80.00

EUR 70.00 EUR 85.00

Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Committee International Competition Rules Snowboard Freestyle Ski Freeski 2029.10 does not comply with Competition Equipment rules Section E (11.2) and

Section F (6) will be subject to sanction by the Jury in accordance with rule 2030.4 and 224.11.2

4014 Interruption of Competition

If there is an interruption of a competition, the competition should be resumed when conditions warrant. The results completed before the interruption will remain valid if it is possible to complete the competition on the same day. Otherwise, the results prior to the interruption will be cancelled except if the Qualifications or some phases or rounds of the Finals have been fully completed. In that case, only the uncompleted Finals phases or rounds will be postponed but must be completed on the same competition site. If the Finals cannot be fully completed, the results of the Qualifications or different phases of the Final will be valid. (Note: Specific Process, Interruption of Competition – Dual Moguls with Seeded Groups - 4313)

4313 Interruption of Competition - Dual Moguls with Seeded Groups

If there is an interruption of a competition and the competition cannot be resumed when conditions warrant, the results completed before the interruption will remain valid if all rounds have been completed, except for the Small Final (Dual for 3rd and 4th) and/or the Final (Dual for 1st and 2nd). Otherwise, the results prior to the interruption will be cancelled. If the Small Final and/or Final are not completed in a competition with Continental or World Cup points, the competitors in the Small Final will be tied for 3rd Place and receive the average of the points for Third and Fourth; the competitors in the Final will be tied for 1st Place and receive


the average of the points for First and Second. If the competition has prize money available, distribution will follow WC Rule 1.2.10.1.

6609.4 Disqualification Pending during Qualification Phase In the case the Jury does not have enough evidence about a disqualification the competitor shall receive a DQP (disqualification pending) mark. The final decision shall be taken latest at the end of the qualification phase. In the case pending disqualifications impact competitors advancing to the elimination run, the Jury shall grant a provisional start in the elimination run to the competitors involved. The total number of qualified competitors will be increased accordingly. The competitors will start first in the elimination and run alone. In case the Jury can not review protests against Disqualification before the start of the elimination run, the protests can be resolved no later than the end of the Qualification phase. In case the unresolved Disqualification impacts the competitors advancing to the elimination run, the Jury shall grant a provisional start (as described in 2025) in the elimination run to the competitors involved. The competitors in question will start the elimination alone and before all other competitors, in ascending order of bib number.

World Championships Rules 7.5 The Freestyle Ski and Freeski Programme shall include the following FIS

World Championship Events: Moguls, Dual Moguls, Aerials, Aerials Mixed Team, Halfpipe, Ski Cross, Big Air, Slopestyle and can include Ski Cross Mixed Team.

7.6 The Snowboard Programme shall include the following FIS World

Championship Events: Parallel Giant Slalom, Parallel Slalom, Halfpipe, Snowboard Cross, Snowboard Cross Mixed Team, Big Air, Slopestyle and can include Mixed Team Parallel Giant Slalom and/or Parallel Slalom.

Continental Cup Rule Book 2.3 Titles

The following CoC Titles (SAC/AC/ANC/NAC/EC) will be awarded on each Continent. Parallel (PSL+PGS) HP (SKI) HP (SB) SX SBX BA/SS (SKI) BA/SS (SB) MO/DM MO DM Moguls Overall AE


EC 3 Aerials / Moguls / Dual Moguls Section

EC 3.2 Quotas The current quotas for Continental Cups (Europe) are as follows: European Countries: Moguls 15 women and 15 men Host Nation Quota + 8/8 extra Dual Moguls 15 women and 15 men Host Nation Quota + 8/8 extra Aerials 15 women and 15 men Host Nation Quota + 8/8 extra Non European Countries: - 8 men and 8 woman per nation

EC 3.4.2 Event Nations Cup

Event Nations Cups will be awarded in Aerials, and Moguls and Dual Moguls, calculated by adding the points of the top 2 male and top 2 female competitors of each nation in each Event (Aerials, Moguls, Dual Moguls) from each competition of the season

EC 3.4.3 Overall Freestyle Nations Cup

The Europa Cup points from the two best results per Freestyle competition (Aerials, Moguls, Dual Moguls) per gender per nation will be added. All Freestyle Team Event competitions will count for the Nations Cup. (only points for the highest ranked Team from a Nation will count)

NAC 4.1 NorAm Event Champion

The NAC titles will be calculated as follows: Moguls / Dual Moguls and Aerials: - Aerials - All valid NAC points results are taken into consideration and will

be added together to determine the NAC Event Champion. - Moguls and Dual Moguls overall - A maximum of 3 best Mogul NAC

points results and 3 best Dual Mogul NAC points results are taken into consideration and will be added together to determine the overall Mogul and Dual Mogul NAC Event Champion.

- Moguls - A maximum of 3 best Mogul NAC points results are taken into

consideration and will be added together to determine the Mogul NAC Event Champion.

- Dual Moguls - A maximum of 3 best Dual Mogul NAC points results are

taken into consideration and will be added together to determine the Dual Mogul NAC Event Champion.

Ski Cross, Snowboard Cross, Snowboard Parallel Slalom/Parallel Giant Slalom: - A maximum of 6 best NAC points results are taken into consideration

and will be added together to determine the NAC Event Champion.


Ski Halfpipe and Snowboard Halfpipe: - A maximum of 3 best NAC points results per event are taken into

consideration and will be added together to determine the NAC Event Champion.

FIS Points Rule Book

1.2 Evaluation Period

Central Europe, North America and Asia. The general evaluation period for Central Europe, North America and Asia starts 1st October and ends 30th April. Exception: FIS World Cup and Aerials water ramp competitions.

5.2.1 Park & Pipe Scales

Points for the competitor ranked 1st (EF) will be awarded according to the following scales.

Scale Entry Points

Level 2-5 women

Entry Points Level 2-5 men

Entry Ranks Level 1 women

Entry Ranks Level 1 men

1000 958 741 65 96.4

800 766 593 97 13.59.5

600 576 444 12 1814.4

500 476 370 19 25

450 428 333

400 381 296

360 341 267

320 306 237

290 276 215

260 251 193

240 231 178

220 211 163

200 191 148

180 171 133

160 156 119

150 146 111

140 136 104

130 126 96

120 116 89

110 106 81

100 96 74

90 86 67

80 76 59

70 66 52

60 56 44

50 0 or 46 if less than 5 competitors

0 or 37 if less than 8 competitors

40 36 if less than 5 competitors

30 if less than 8 competitors





10 0 0


Equipment Rule Book Section E 11. Competition Data and Event Presentation 11.1 For the purpose of improved television presentation and the technical

development of the events, devices for the collection of digital images (e.g. wireless cameras) may be worn by the competitor using systems approved by Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Committee and the Competition Equipment Committee.

11.2 At major Freestyle, Freeski and Ski Cross events (WC, WSC, OWG)

transponders (or similar devices) may be used for the purpose of capturing certain aspects of performance. The data collected will be used for information and TV graphics to increase fan interest and engagement. At events where these are available all competitors must use and wear the transponders according to directions provided by the Jury in consultation with the data service team present on site. The data collected will be made available to the competitors following each competition and not before the results have been made official. The data will not be available to the Jury or Judges for the purpose of decisions related to the competition and will not be used for scoring purposes.

Section F 6. Competition Data and Event Presentation

At major Snowboard events (WC, WSC, OWG) transponders (or similar devices) may be used for the purpose of capturing certain aspects of performance. The data collected will be used for information and TV graphics to increase fan interest and engagement. At events where these are available all competitors must use and wear the transponders according to directions provided by the Jury in consultation with the data service team present on site. The data collected will be made available to the competitors following each competition and not before the results have been made official. The data will not be available to the Jury or Judges for the purpose of decisions related to the competition and will not be used for scoring purposes.

Speed Skiing / Telemark Skiing Committee / Grass Skiing Committee Medals for FIS Junior World Championships / FIS World Championships - Non Olympic Disciplines The FIS Disciplines Telemark, Speed Skiing and Grass Skiing jointly propose to implement the official FIS “Snowflake“ medals for their Junior World Championships and World Championships. The large FIS medal in gold to the winner in each discipline. The large FIS medal in silver to the second in each discipline. The large FIS medal in bronze to the third in each discipline. These Medals are supplied and paid for by the FIS.


Excerpt of the Rules for the Organisation of FIS World Championships Art. 15.1: 15.1.1 The large FIS medal in gold to the winner in each discipline. The large FIS medal in silver to the second in each discipline. The large FIS medal in bronze to the third in each discipline.

15.3 In order for a competition to be considered as a FIS World Championship event and for the official medals to be awarded, a minimum of 8 nations must be entered for team events and 8 nations be represented in individual competitions. This applies to all FIS disciplines (Cross-Country, Ski Jumping, Nordic Combined, Ski Flying, Alpine Skiing, Freestyle Skiing, Freeski, Snowboarding, Grass Skiing, Speed Skiing, Telemark, Roller Skiing).

This proposal is submitted to the Council only for information, as the Rules clearly defines that the medals are awarded.

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ITEM 15 Nomination of FIS Committee Members The following National Ski Associations have submitted proposals for nomination of FIS Committee Members for the remaining election period until the 2021 FIS Congress in Vilamoura (POR): The Austrian Ski Federation

• Dieter Posch, as expert of the Grass Skiing Committee The Bulgarian Ski Federation

• Victor Gichev, as Homologation Inspector of the Sub-Committee for Alpine Courses The French Ski Federation

• Jean-Luis Debart, as member of the Sub-Committee for Alpine Citizen Racers (open position)

Royal Spanish Winter Sports Federation

• Juli Selma as member of the Sub-Committee for Classification of Alpine Competitors, replacing Luis Breitfuss

• Luis Breitfuss as member of the Alpine Committee, replacing Olmo Hernan Italian Winter Sports Federation

• Mosca Barberis Ettor, as Homologation Inspector of the Sub-Committee for Alpine Courses

German Ski Federation

• Andreas Bauer, as member of the Ski Jumping Committee, replacing Rudi Tusch

• Andreas Bauer, a member of the Sub-Committee for Ski Jumping Calendar Planning, replacing Rudi Tusch

Cross-Country Committee

The Cross-Country Committee supports the proposal of the Sub-Committee for Cross-

Country Rules and Control to appoint Anna Rosa (ITA) as Vice-Chair of the Appeals

Commission.

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17.3 The Agenda and Proposals According to the FIS Statutes Art. 10.2.1 the Congress shall have the following topics on the agenda: - amend and/or supplement these Statutes

- review the annual budget and approve annual accounts

- determine the Membership Fees and the Calendar Fees

- election of the President and the Council

- determine the annual distributions to the Member Associations

- determine membership of Member Associations and Associate Member

Associations;

- accept new FIS Disciplines or to exclude current FIS Disciplines

- award the titles of Honorary President and Honorary Member

- decide on proposals by the Member Associations and the Council

- decide on appeals against decisions of the Council in accordance with these Statutes and the FIS Rules and Regulations;

- to select auditors in accordance with these Statutes

* * * Congress documents According to th FIS Statutes (art. 10.3.2 and10.6.4) the Congress documents (agenda, supporting documents, proposals including comments and recommendations) will be sent to the Member Associations no later than one (1) month before the Congress. In order to avoid a personal interpretation by the Secretary General/Director, the proposals from the National Associations are implemented in the Congress documents with their original text as sent in to the FIS.

* * * The Congress proposals submitted by the National Ski Associations are summarised in one document. This can be found under Appendix 3.

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17.4 Proposals submitted by the National Ski Associations and the FIS Committees In accordance with the FIS Statutes, the Secreatry General has sent a circular in October 2021 to the National Ski Associations and Technical Committees advising them on the schedule for the submission of proposals and applications to the Congress, respectively to the Council. 1. Proposals to the Congress 27th February 2022

According to art. 10.6.2 of the FIS Statues, proposals must reach the Secretary General three (3) months before the Ordinary Congress. The proposals need only to be written in ENGLISH and the original text will be published.

27th March 2022 According to art. 10.6.3 the Committees shall deal with the proposals pertaining their domain and give the Council their opinions no later than two (2) months before the Ordinary Congress.

April 2022

At its meeting in April 2022, the FIS Council will discuss all proposals submitted by the National Ski Associations as well as the comments of the Committees and decide on its own proposals and recommendations to the Congress.

27th April 2022

According to art.10.3.2, and art. 10.6.4 of the FIS Statutes the Congress Documents (Agenda, supporting documents, proposals including comments and recommendations) will be sent to the Member Associations no later than one (1) month before the Congress.

2. Candidates for the FIS Council 28th March 2022

According to art. 10.10.1.1 of the FIS Statutes Candidates for the offices of the President or the Council must be proposed by a Member Association no later than sixty (60) days befor the Congress.

6th May 2022

According to art. 10.10.1.5 of the FIS Statutes the list of proposed Candidates shall be sent the Member Associations with the Evaluation Report of the Nominations and Remuneration Committee no later than twenty-one (21) days before the Congress.

Last minute proposals

According to art 10.6.5 of the FIS Statutes proposals reaching the Secretary General later than the above time limit or which are submitted at the Congress may be dealt with only when a majority representing 2/3 (two-third) of the votes cast either by the Council or the Member Associations present at the Congress have decided to consider such proposals as urgent.

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17.5 List of votes The list of votes for the 2022 Congress will be established according to the membership fees paid by the respective National Ski Associations in 2020 and 2021.

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ITEM 20 Prize-money 2022/23

Please see the following pages for the proposals for 2022/23, as well as comparative prize-money values for the upcoming 2021/22.

In CHF

Minimum prize money

2021/22

Divided between

Amount valid since

Minimum prize money

2022/23

Divided between

Alpine World Cup

Per event 120’000 1 - 30 2016/17 No change 1 - 30

Alpine European Cup


Cross-Country World Cup*

Individual event 45’000 1 - 20 2020/21 - 1 - 20

Relay event and Team

Sprint Events

35’500 1 - 6 2020/21 1 - 6

Ski Jumping World Cup, Men

Individual event 71’800 1 - 30 2009/10 No change 1 - 30

Winner Ski Jumping

Qualification event

3’000 1. 2018/19 No change 1.

Winner Ski Flying

Qualification event

5’000 1. 2018/19 No change 1.

Team event 70’000 1 - 6 2006/07 No change 1 - 6

Ski Jumping Continental Cup, Men


Ski Jumping Grand Prix, Men



Mixed Team event M/L 10’000 1 - 3 2011/12 No change 1 - 3

Ski Jumping World Cup, Women

Individual event 25'194 1 - 20 2019/20

No change 1 - 20

Team event 10’000 1 - 3 2011/12 No change 1 – 3

Ski Jumping Continental Cup, Women


Ski Jumping Grand Prix, Women



Mixed Team event M/L 10’000 1 - 3 2011/12 No change 1 - 3


In CHF

Minimum prize money

2021/22

Divided between

Amount valid since

Minimum prize money

2022/23

Divided between

Nordic Combined World Cup, Men



Team Sprint event 30’000 1 - 6 2012/13 No change 1 - 6

since 2008/09, the amount of CHF 2’500 per competition is paid by

the Organisers in an “overall pool” distributed at the World Cup Finals

No change 1 - 6

Nordic Combined World Cup, Women

Individual event 13’000 1 - 10 - 1 - 15

Team event 30’000 1 - 3 No change 1 - 3

Nordic Combined Continental Cup, Men


Team/Team Sprint event 1’500 1 - 3 2009/10 No change 1 - 3

Nordic Combined Continental Cup, Women


Team/Team Sprint event 1’500 1 - 3 2018/19 No change 1 - 3

Nordic Combined Grand Prix, Men

Individual/Team/Team

Sprint event

11’500 1 - 6 2011/12 No change 1 - 6

Mixed Team event W/M 11’500 1 - 6 2019/20 No change 1 - 6

Nordic Combined Grand Prix, Women


Freestyle Ski / Freeski


Ski Cross without QUA 25’000 1 - 8 2020/21 new 1 - 8

Mixed Team Aerials 25’000 1 - 3 2016/17 No change 1 - 3

Snowboard

Per event 25’000 1 – 10 1999/00 No change 1 – 10

Snowboard Cross without

QUA

25’000 1 – 8 2020/21 new 1 - 8

Mixed Team Parallel 25’000 1 – 3 2015/16 1 - 3

Mixed Team SBX 25’000 1 – 3 2012/13 - 1 - 3

*3-year plan for Cross-Country prize money increase already approved by FIS Council in November 2019 Nordic Combined prize money already approved by FIS Council in Spring 2020

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