Subsection 2: Powers of the delegated federations

The technical rules laid down by the delegated sports federations include : 1° The rules of the game applicable to the sport in question; 2° The rules for establishing a national, regional, departmental or other ranking of athletes, individually or by team; 3° The rules governing the organisation and running of competitions or events leading to such a ranking; 4° The rules governing access to and participation in these competitions…

In addition to the technical rules mentioned in article R. 131-32, the delegating federations : 1° Define the rules applicable to the equipment necessary for the smooth running of the sporting competitions they organise or authorise, i.e. the playing area open to sportsmen and sportswomen and the installations built thereon or the installations which, while being external to the playing area, contribute to the running of these competitions under satisfactory…

The rules mentioned in article R. 131-33 must : 1° Be necessary for the execution of the delegation that the federation has received from the Minister responsible for sport or for the application, in compliance with French law, of the regulations of its international federation; 2° Be proportionate to the requirements of the regulated sporting activity; 3° Provide reasonable deadlines for bringing existing facilities into compliance, particularly in view of…

The rules referred to in article R. 131-33 are issued in accordance with the procedure laid down in articles R. 142-8 to R. 142-11 and in compliance with the provisions of the last two paragraphs of article R. 131-33.

The rules and regulations of sports federations holding the delegation referred to in article L. 131-14 are published in electronic form under conditions designed to guarantee their reliability, set by order of the Minister for Sport. Public access is free of charge. The regulations published in electronic form in application of the first paragraph come into force on the date they set or, failing that, the day after they are…