Common use of Registration System Clause in Contracts

Registration System. A Nordiq Canada approved race management software package must be used. An online registration procedure must be part of the events management plan. The online race registration form must be reviewed with the Nordiq Canada SDD or EOM. Race registration should be open five (5) weeks prior to the competition. For FIS−sanctioned events, the registration form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The registration form should also request contact information for an athletes’ coach or team leader. Since the individual open class or combined category competitions at Nationals are also sanctioned by the FIS, the application form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The OC is not obliged to fill in this field when the registrant has neglected to do so. If skiers are members of the NST, a NTDC, university or industry team, they should register using both club and team affiliation. Otherwise, they should register in accordance with their club affiliation. Team names and spellings will be used as reported in the club database on the Nordiq Canada website. Skiers’ names and spellings will be used as per the CPL submitted by Nordiq Canada to the OC. FIS registration data will be used as per the FIS website “Athlete Bio” section. Final confirmation lists must be published within 48 hours of the final registration date. This list should be published under the club name and include the athletes name, license numbers (Nordiq Canada & FIS), races entered and year of birth. The Race Notice should specify a registration deadline no earlier than seven (7) days and no later than two (2) days before the first competition. A separate coach’s registration must accompany the Event Registration. This will facilitate distribution of confirmation lists and last−minute communications with teams because of changes in start times, race changes and cancellations.

Registration System. A Nordiq Canada approved race management software package must be used. An online registration procedure must be part of the events management plan. The online race registration form must be reviewed with the Nordiq Canada SDD or EOM. Race registration should be open five four (54) weeks prior to the competition. For FIS−sanctioned events, the registration form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The registration form should also request contact information for an athletes’ coach or team leader. Since the individual open class or combined category competitions at Nationals the Canada Cups are also sanctioned by the FIS, the application form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The OC is not obliged to fill in this field when the registrant has neglected to do so. If skiers are members of the NST, a NTDC, university or industry team, they should register using both club and team affiliation. Otherwise, they should register in accordance with their club affiliation. Team names and spellings will be used as reported in the club database on the Nordiq Canada website. Skiers’ names and spellings will be used as per the CPL submitted by Nordiq Canada to the OC. FIS registration data will be used as per the FIS website “Athlete Bio” section. Final confirmation lists must be published within 48 hours of the final registration date. This list should be published under the club name and include the athletes name, license numbers (Nordiq Canada & FIS), races entered and year of birth. The Race Notice should specify a registration deadline no earlier than seven (7) days and no later than two (2) days before the first competition. A separate coach’s registration must accompany the Event Registration. This will facilitate distribution of confirmation lists and last−minute communications with teams because of changes in start times, race changes and cancellations.

Registration System. A Nordiq Canada approved race management software package must be used. • An online registration procedure must be part of the events management plan. The online race registration form must be reviewed with the Nordiq Canada SDD or EOMEM. Race registration should be open five three (53) weeks prior to the competition. • For FIS−sanctioned FIS-sanctioned events, the registration form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The registration form should also request contact information for an athletes’ coach or team leader. • Since the individual open class or combined category competitions at Nationals the Canada Cups are also sanctioned by the FIS, the application form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The OC is not obliged to fill in this field when the registrant has neglected to do so. • If skiers are members of the NST, a NTDC, university or industry team, they should register using both club and team affiliation. Otherwise, they should register in accordance with their club affiliation. • Team names and spellings will be used as reported in the club database on the Nordiq Canada website. • Skiers’ names and spellings will be used as per the CPL submitted by Nordiq Canada to the OC. • FIS registration data will be used as per the FIS website “Athlete Bio” section. • Final confirmation lists must be published within 48 hours of the final registration date. This list should be published under the club name and include the athletes name, license numbers (Nordiq Canada & FIS), races entered and year of birth. • The Race Notice should specify a registration deadline no earlier than seven (7) days and no later than two (2) days before the first competition. • A separate coach’s registration must accompany the Event Registration. This will facilitate distribution of confirmation lists and last−minute last-minute communications with teams because of changes in start times, race changes and cancellations.

Registration System. A Nordiq Canada approved race management software package must be used. An online registration procedure must be part of the events management plan. The online race registration form must be reviewed with the Nordiq Canada SDD or EOM. Race registration should be open five three (53) weeks prior to the competition. For FIS−sanctioned FIS-sanctioned events, the registration form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The registration form should also request contact information for an athletes’ coach or team leader. Since the individual open class or combined category competitions at Nationals the Canada Cups are also sanctioned by the FIS, the application form must request both the FIS and Nordiq Canada license numbers. The OC is not obliged to fill in this field when the registrant has neglected to do so. If skiers are members of the NST, a NTDC, university or industry team, they should register using both club and team affiliation. Otherwise, they should register in accordance with their club affiliation. Team names and spellings will be used as reported in the club database on the Nordiq Canada website. Skiers’ names and spellings will be used as per the CPL submitted by Nordiq Canada to the OC. FIS registration data will be used as per the FIS website “Athlete Bio” section. Final confirmation lists must be published within 48 hours of the final registration date. This list should be published under the club name and include the athletes name, license numbers (Nordiq Canada & FIS), races entered and year of birth. The Race Notice should specify a registration deadline no earlier than seven (7) days and no later than two (2) days before the first competition. A separate coach’s registration must accompany the Event Registration. This will facilitate distribution of confirmation lists and last−minute last-minute communications with teams because of changes in start times, race changes and cancellations.