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World Sailing Judges Manual | December 2019 |
24hours after results posted.
Some language about a filing being prompt would be nice as a guideline.
If the scores are posted or updated late in the evening, it is reasonable to accept scoring inquiries the next morning before racing.
Question:
Does an SI that puts a TL on Scoring Inquiries break 90.3(c)?
RRS 90.3(c) is in Part 7, therefore ineligible for change by NOR/SI. I'm looking at and thinking of 90.3(c)'s "shall". With such a mandate to correct errors from its own records, is it appropriate to limit communication to the RC outside of enabling 90.3(e)?
(A Scoring Inquiry being a request to the RC to review their own records on a particular score)
RYA Race Management Handbook
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So I believe that anytime a competitor asks the RC to check a score, it is valid unless 90.3(e) is invoked. I think the Scoring Inquiry has evolved to help keep track of such inquiries.
Ang, you make a very good point especially since 90.3(c) is in Part 7 which cannot be changed.
Scoring inquiries are competitor friendly and may reduce the number of redress hearings.
Jerry -- Thank you. The incident I was describing was dealt with in the way that the RYC recommends. I'm convinced that a SI doesn't satisfy Rule 90.3(c) which direct this to be place in the NoR. This makes sense. All sorts of folks, well beyond the competitors, need to know if the time limit of "24 hours" or an action by the RC "the results are published" has frozen those results. In the case I described above, my records show that 90.3(e) was not invoked by the NoR. I will revert to the OA to point this out to them. Thanks again. Beau
Also, it depends on how many "years back" this was. 90.3(e) only joined the RRS in the 2021 quad.