Appeals Committee
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Role of the Appeals Committee The Appeals Committee considers and decides appeals; answers questions from US SAILING member organizations regarding interpretations of the racing rules; when requested, reviews decisions of Association Appeals Committees; publishes selected decisions of the Appeals Committee; recommends changes in the racing rules to the Racing Rules Committee; and submits US SAILING appeals for adoption by ISAF as Cases. How to file an Appeal The rules about appeals are in The Racing Rules of Sailing, Part 5, Section D, rules 70 and 71, and in Appendix F, a US SAILING prescription. Rule F1 explains where to file an appeal or request. All appeals are now filed with US SAILING. Those that are to be considered by an Association Appeals Committee are forwarded by US SAILING to the appropriate organization. Rule F2 explains how to appeal or make a request. Ombudsman for Filing a Grievance or Appealing a Rule 69 Decision Do you have
questions about the process for filing a grievance
under
Regulation 15 or an appeal of a rule 69 decision? An ombudsman is now
available to help racing sailors understand what procedures to follow when
filing a grievance or an appeal of a rule 69 decision. The ombudsman is
Bob Lane.
Anyone who has questions about the filing processes may contact
Bob Lane
by email
rlane@hmallc.com.
RRS
75.3 Waiver or Release of Liability Indemnification/Hold Harmless Clauses
FAQ Sheet for Race Officials' Insurance Program
Copy of Current Appeals Committee Standard Letters and Style Manual: (Updated May 1, 2008)
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Corrections for 2005-2008
Updates to US SAILING Appeals (Following seven- 7 - items posted July 18, 2006) Posted Feb. 9, 2007 Posted March 2007 Posted April 2007 Posted February 2008 *************************** Rules
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