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7.5.30 Candidates must have served at least two (2)
years as category 2 Referees.
7.5.31 Candidates may be examined at IWF Events
(except World Championships) or national
championships.
7.5.32 The three (3) members of the examining
committee may all be of the same country.
7.5.33 Each examiner sits separately from the others
and marks the candidates independently, without
consulting the other examiners.
7.5.34 When the Electronic Referee Light System is
used, up to three (3) Referees may be examined
simultaneously, otherwise only the Centre Referee can
be examined.
7.5.35 The examiners record their marks using the
scoresheet of the competition.
7.5.36 The name and the nationality of the candidate(s)
are entered to correspond with their position at the
platform, i.e. the Referee at the left is number 1, the
Centre Referee is number 2 and the Referee on the right
is number 3. The examiners also sign their name and
indicate their nationality.
7.5.37 The names of the competitors are entered in the
same order on all the score-sheets of the examining
committee, so that all their marks coincide.
7.5.38 Candidates must Referee at least One Hundred
(100) attempts. This includes uncompleted as well as
completed attempts.
7.5.39 The examiners first mark at the top of each
space on the score-sheet their own opinion of each lift.
A / indicates a good lift and an X indicates a bad lift.
Underneath the mark, and using the same signs, they
mark the decisions given by the three Referees.
Example: / = white light X = red light
I. / / / / = all three have given a correct decision
II. X X X X = all three have given a correct decision
III. XX / X = the centre Referee has given an
incorrect decision

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