Revocation or Suspension of Registration. If, at any time before the Impound Agent releases the funds as provided in Paragraph 7 or 8 of this Agreement, the Administrator advises the Impound Agent that it has revoked or suspended the registration, the Administrator may direct the Impound Agent
Revocation or Suspension of Registration. (1) UIL may revoke or suspend UIL registration of a sports official determined by UIL to have violated the provisions of UIL Constitution and Contest rules governing sports officials or other UIL policy applicable to sports officials. Except in cases arising from criminal background checks, before UIL may take action to revoke or suspend a sports official’s registration, UIL shall:
(A) notify and consult with the local chapter or association of sports officials of which the sports official is a member;
(B) allow the local chapter or association 15 days after the date notice is received from the UIL to take action to adjudicate the alleged violation; and
(C) if after the 15th day following the date notice is received from UIL the local chapter or association has failed to take action against the sports official or takes action UIL finds to be insufficient, UIL may refer the matter to the UIL Sports Officials Committee to consider action against the sports official through a process adopted by the committee. The process adopted shall include provisions for providing notice to the sports official in question of the allegations made and any relevant evidence as well as an opportunity for the sports official, either in writing or in person, to present his or her case to the committee.
(D) UIL shall advise both the sports official and the local chapter or association of sports officials in writing of any decisions and any actions taken against the sports official by the UIL Sports Officials Committee, along with any supporting evidence relied upon in reaching a decision. UIL shall maintain copies of the decisions of the UIL Sports Officials Committee for purposes of establishing precedent and guidance to local chapters or associations in regards to actions and sanctions.
Revocation or Suspension of Registration. (A) Criminal Background Checks. Criminal background checks as described below, a sports official may be disqualified from officiating or otherwise working at a UIL game or event based on the information revealed by a criminal background check or for failure to report convictions as required under this section. A sports official who is disqualified under this process may, after one year, resubmit to the UIL registration, Official Rules Compliance Program and criminal background check process. For purposes of criminal background checks, the term “Sports Official” is defined under Section 33.085 (2), Texas Education Code.
Revocation or Suspension of Registration. (A) Criminal Background Checks. Criminal background checks as described below, a sports official may be disqualified from officiating or otherwise work- ing at a UIL game or event based on the information revealed by a xxxxx- nal background check or for failure to report convictions as required under this section. A sports official who is dis- qualified under this process may, after one year, resubmit to the UIL registra- tion, Official Rules Compliance Pro- gram and criminal background check process. For purposes of criminal back- ground checks, the term “Sports Offi- cial” is defined under Section 33.085 (2), Texas Education Code.
(B) Initial Processing; Errors In Results. As part of the annual registration of sports officials, the UIL shall itself, or through an appropriate third party, conduct a criminal background check on every team sports official who engages in the registration process under this section and provide, or cause an appropriate third party to provide, the results of the criminal background check to the recognized sports officials’ association of which the sports official is a mem- ber. All criminal background checks must be conducted in a manner that is consistent with UT Austin and UT Sys- tem rules and regulations. The Execu- tive Director may enter into agreements with recognized sports officials associa- tions and other appropriate third par- ties to implement this section.
(i) In cases where the criminal back- ground check reveals informa- tion that, if true, would require, based on the criteria below, the further review of the sports offi- cial, the Sports Officials Associa- tion of which the sports official is a member, shall give the sports official notice of the informa- tion revealed by the background check and provide the sport offi- cial a reasonable opportunity to correct any factual errors in the criminal background check results, such as mistaken identity or dates.
(ii) Information contained in gov- ernment records or documents will be presumed to be factu- ally correct absent clear and convincing evidence to the con- trary. The mere assertion that the information revealed by the background check is in error or mistaken is, by itself, insufficient to rebut this presumption.
(iii) A sports official who claims a factual error in the information produced by the criminal back- ground check bears the burden of proof to show the error by clear and convincing evidence. The factual error raised by a sports official must be mater...
Revocation or Suspension of Registration. (A) Criminal Background Checks. Xxxxx- nal background checks as described below, a sports official may be dis- qualified from officiating or other- wise working at a UIL game or event based on the information revealed by a criminal background check or for fail- ure to report convictions as required under this section. A sports official who is disqualified under this process may, after one year, resubmit to the UIL registration, Official Rules Com- pliance Program and criminal back- ground check process. For purposes of criminal background checks, the term “Sports Official” is defined under Sec- tion 33.085 (2), Texas Education Code.
