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3. Team Managers must reconfirm the athletes’ participation for each category.
4. The balloting can only start after getting confirmation from all team managers.

The balloting processes can be carried out either by;
1. Secretariat Team or
2. One Team Manager will draw out for everyone, only for category that they are
participating in or
3. Each Team Manager from participating country will draw ballot for their own athlete

However, the processes must be agreed by the team managers unanimously, to avoid
dispute.

Then, the balloting for all Match and Artistic categories can be carried out after mutual
agreement has been made.

Post Event
After the end of a Pencak Silat competition, the Secretariat Team will need to ensure all forms
(Daily Schedule & Match Result) are compiled and recorded accordingly.

And to prepare Competition Report.

Officials

Officials here will be referred to as “Team Manager” and also “Coach”.

Officials are the important roles for a competing team participating in any competition to
ensure smooth transaction before, during and after competition.

The Team Manager is a catalyst and a bridge, causing things to happen for other people and
stimulating the development of the team through nurturing a climate of trust, respect and
shared ownership.

Team Manager’s Requirement

Team Manager is required to:

1. Understand fully and adhere to the International Pencak Silat Competition Rules &
Regulations;
2. Know and understand fully the process and practice of the games and competitions;
3. Know and understand medical injury and medical evacuation processes;
4. Respect the rights of every individual to participate in the competition;
5. Develop a mutual relationship and understanding with athletes that is based on
responsibilities (demonstrate proper personal behaviour and conduct at all times);
6. Demonstrate a positive attitude at all times throughout the competition period;
7. Be responsible for all their athletes during the competition and ensuring that safety is
their first priority;
8. Not showcase any unethical or unruly behaviour (verbal or non-verbal);

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