| Click on the links at the bottom of this page for all you need to know about becoming an ISAF Race Official, status renewal and the Regulations governing appointments.
To read the GUIDELINES FOR PRINCIPAL EVENTS as released by the Race Officials Committee click here
International Judge (IJ)
| IJs Approved to Administer the IJ Test & Appointed IJ Seminar/Clinic Instructors |
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| Hans-Kurt Andersen |
DEN |
| Neven Baran |
CRO |
| Bernard Bonneau |
FRA |
| Jim Capron |
USA |
| Ion Echave |
ESP |
| Barbara Farquhar |
USA |
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Pat Healy
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USA |
| Nelson Horn Ilha |
BRA |
| Graeme Owens |
AUS |
| David Pelling |
CAN |
| Bryan Willis |
GBR |
Judging Test Re-Sit Policy
In accordance with regulation 33.11.1 (a) and (b) seminar attendance and successful test pass are mandatory criteria for first appointment of IJ status. The only context a candidate may sit the test for the first time is within the context of an ISAF Judging Seminar.
At the ISAF Annual Conference, Copenhagen, November 2004 the International Judges Sub-Committee approved the following Judges test re-sit policy
(a) If a candidate passed 2 parts but failed 1 part, he/she may re-sit the test after not less than 6 months
(b) If a candidate failed more than 1 part, he/she will be required to attend another seminar, and take a new test, allowing a minimum of 6 months between seminars.
Candidates who meet the criteria for re-sit in (a) and would like to arrange to re-sit the test, please click here to contact the ISAF office.
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