National Federations' officials Sample Clauses

National Federations' officials. The organising committee must reserve a seat for each National Federation's President or his representative and if there is a Congress during the Championship, a second seat must be reserved for another official. Every National Federation must have a doctor per style who is accredited for their team. If they do not have their own doctor, they may ask that the doctor from another team be accredited for their team too. If none of these solutions is possible, they will accept the event's doctor as their "accredited doctor". Each delegation may register a team and officials per style according to the FILA table.
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