Common use of FAILURE TO SHOW; CHAPTER RULES Clause in Contracts

FAILURE TO SHOW; CHAPTER RULES. (1) If agreed upon officials fail to show, the visit- ing school shall not be in violation by refus- ing to play. However, xxxxxxx effort should be expended to find officials so that the game may be played without additional travel expenses for team and fans. A host school does not have to forfeit the contest unless the District Executive Committee rules that they have been negligent in contracting and securing officials. (2) A sports official’s failure to show after being assigned a contest in a manner consistent with the rules and/or policies of a recognized local chapter or association of sports officials constitutes a violation of UIL rules. Schools shall contact the UIL office and identify the officials who did not show for a contest. (3) A recognized local chapter or association of sports officials shall provide UIL with a copy of their most current governing documents, such as its constitutions, rules and by-laws. Such governing documents shall include, but are not limited to, rules and/or procedures governing assignment of contests and disci- plinary procedures applicable to sports offi- cials who fail to honor a chapter assignment or otherwise violate UIL rules.

FAILURE TO SHOW; CHAPTER RULES. (1) If agreed upon officials fail to show, the visit- ing visiting school shall not be in violation by refus- ing refusing to play. However, xxxxxxx effort should be expended to find officials so that the game may be played without additional travel expenses for team and fans. A host school does not have to forfeit the contest unless the District Executive Committee rules that they have been negligent in contracting and securing officials. (2) A sports official’s failure to show after being assigned a contest in a manner consistent with the rules and/or policies of a recognized local chapter or association of sports officials constitutes a violation of UIL rules. Schools shall contact the UIL office and identify the officials who did not show for a contest. (3) A recognized local chapter or association of sports officials shall provide UIL with a copy of their most current governing documents, such as its constitutions, rules and by-laws. Such governing documents shall include, but are not limited to, rules and/or procedures governing assignment of contests and disci- plinary disciplinary procedures applicable to sports offi- cials officials who fail to honor a chapter assignment or otherwise violate UIL rules.

FAILURE TO SHOW; CHAPTER RULES. (1) If agreed upon officials fail to show, the visit- ing school shall not be in violation by refus- ing refusing to play. However, xxxxxxx effort should be expended to find officials so that the game may be played without additional travel expenses for team and fans. A host school does not have to forfeit the contest unless the District Executive Execu- tive Committee rules that they have been negligent in contracting and securing officials. (2) A sports official’s failure to show after being assigned a contest in a manner consistent with the rules and/or policies of a recognized local chapter or association of sports officials constitutes a violation of UIL rules. Schools shall contact the UIL office and identify the officials who did not show for a contest. (3) A recognized local chapter or association of sports officials shall provide UIL with a copy of their most current governing documents, such as its constitutions, rules and by-laws. Such governing documents shall include, but are not limited to, rules and/or procedures proce- dures governing assignment of contests and disci- plinary disciplinary procedures applicable to sports offi- cials officials who fail to honor a chapter assignment assign- ment or otherwise violate UIL rules.

FAILURE TO SHOW; CHAPTER RULES. (1) If agreed upon officials fail to show, the visit- ing visiting school shall not be in violation by refus- ing refusing to play. However, xxxxxxx effort should be expended to find officials so that the game may be played without additional travel expenses for team and fans. A host school does not have to forfeit the contest unless the District Executive Committee district executive committee rules that they have been negligent in contracting and securing officials. (2) A sports official’s failure to show after being assigned a contest in a manner consistent with the rules and/or policies of a recognized local chapter or association of sports officials constitutes a violation of UIL rules. Schools shall contact the UIL office and identify the officials who did not show for a contest. (3) A recognized local chapter or association of sports officials shall provide UIL with a copy of their most current governing documents, such as its constitutions, rules and by-laws. Such governing documents shall include, but are not limited to, rules and/or procedures governing assignment of contests and disci- plinary disciplinary procedures applicable to sports offi- cials officials who fail to honor a chapter assignment or otherwise violate UIL rules.