Sports Tribunal Sample Clauses

Sports Tribunal. If any dispute or difference arises between the NZOC and the NSO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement that cannot be resolved in accordance with clause 19.1, it shall be solely and exclusively determined by the Sports Tribunal. The decision of the Sports Tribunal will be final and binding on the parties and neither party may commence or maintain proceedings in any court or tribunal. SIGNED for and on behalf of the ) SIGNED for and on behalf of the ) by ) Please complete and return to by 12 February 2015. Full Legal Name of Athlete (as per passport) Surname: First Name: Preferred Name of Athlete (to be displayed on results, accreditation, website etc.) Surname: First Name: Personal Details: Date of Birth: Gender: M / F Postal Address: Postcode: Email Address: Home Phone: Mobile: I apply to be considered for nomination and selection to the New Zealand Winter Youth Olympic Team to compete at the Lillehammer 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games in the sport of: In applying to be considered for nomination and selection to the Team, I acknowledge, agree and declare that: (a) I have been provided with access to a copy of the Agreement between the NZOC and my NSO (“NZOC/NSO Agreement”), the NZOC Selection Policy and, once confirmed, my NSO’s Nomination Criteria for the Lillehammer 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games, via the NZOC website xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx. I agree to comply with and be bound by the terms outlined in these documents. (b) My application will be considered and determined in accordance with the NZOC/NSO Agreement. In particular I acknowledge that any right of appeal and the process for such an appeal in relation to nomination or non-nomination or selection or non-selection must be exercised in accordance with the NZOC/NSO Agreement. (c) If the NSO certifies this Athlete Application as correct, as a condition of my nomination I must complete, sign and return in the manner and by the time instructed by the NZOC, an Athlete Agreement which will come into effect only if and when I am selected by the NZOC to the Team. (d) The decision whether or not to nominate me to the NZOC for selection to the Team is subject to the Nomination Criteria for my NSO and is at the discretion of the NSO. (e) In the event that the NSO nominates me to the NZOC for selection to the Team, I understand I am not guaranteed to be selected. The decision whether or not to select me in to the Team is subject to the NZOC Selection Policy and is at the sole discretion ...
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Sports Tribunal. If any dispute or difference arises between the SOCGA and the NSO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement that cannot be resolved in accordance with clause 19.1, it shall be solely and exclusively determined by the Sports Tribunal. The decision of the Sports Tribunal will be final and binding on the parties and neither party may commence or maintain proceedings in any court or tribunal.
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