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These regulations govern professional cycling events, equipment, and anti-doping measures. Adherence to UCI regulations is essential for safety in races, fair competition, and international cycling events organization.

The IAAF Code of Ethics establishes standards for behavior and conduct to combat corruption and match-fixing in athletics. It implies commitment to integrity from all involved and offers guidelines for fair play and transparency in the sport.

CAS provides a means for sports-related disputes to be settled through arbitration. Having jurisdiction in sports-related legal matters implies that athletes and federations can resolve disputes more quickly and in a sports-specific legal context versus regular courts.

The ISU has established minimum age requirements for athletes to compete in senior-level figure skating and speed skating events. This rule is intended to protect young athletes and has implications for age eligibility and athlete development.

These rules regulate the international transfer of ice hockey players to ensure fair practices and respect for contractual obligations. The implications are significant for player movement, contract enforcement, and international club competitions.

These regulations govern the international transfer of football players, their status and eligibility, and contract stability. The implications for the sport include structured transfer periods, the protection of minors, and the resolution of disputes between clubs and players.

FIBA sets forth rules determining who is eligible to play as an international player. Implications for the sport are rules regarding nationality, age, and professional status that impact international transfers and national team compositions.

This code dictates sanctions for infractions within football like doping, match-fixing, and unsportsmanlike conduct. It guides disciplinary committees and provides a framework for fair penalties and maintaining order in international football.

The FEI strictly regulates the use of substances in horses to prevent doping and the use of controlled medication in competitions. This ensures the welfare of horses, fairness in competition, and upholds the integrity of equestrian sports.

These rules govern the technical aspects of competitive swimming, diving, water polo, and synchronized swimming. They ensure uniformity in aspects such as pool dimensions, equipment standards, and competition wear, which are critical for the fairness and consistency of international competitions.

The IOC Charter contains anti-discrimination language aimed at promoting inclusivity and diversity in the Olympic Games. This has implications for the selection of host cities and athlete participation without discrimination based on race, religion, politics, gender, or otherwise.

These regulations emphasize the health and safety of players. They cover issues such as concussion protocols, return-to-play guidelines, and safe tackle techniques. The well-being of players at all levels of the game is managed, aiming to reduce injuries and promote player health.

The racing rules provide a standardized set of regulations for sailing competitions around the world. This ensures fair competition, safety at sea, and consistent adjudication of racing events.

This document lays out the scoring system for gymnastics competitions. Understanding and applying the code of points correctly is essential for judges to score routines fairly and consistently, impacting athletes' success and the overall credibility of competitions.

This set of rules seeks to prevent and penalize corruption in professional tennis. Its implications include sanctions against match-fixing, betting-related corruption and require all professional players to report any corrupt approaches.

The ICC Code of Conduct sets behavioral standards for players, coaches, and officials. It includes provisions for disciplinary action in cases of on-field and off-field misconduct. The implications are to ensure the integrity and spirit of the game are upheld.

The CAS Code defines the procedures and rules applicable to the resolution of sports disputes through CAS. This system provides a specialized legal procedure for athletes and federations, ensuring expert consideration of sports law issues.

The ITTF specifies standards for table tennis equipment, including racket coverings and ball specifications. These regulations are important for maintaining consistency in equipment performance across competitions.

These rules govern the conduct of biathlon competitions, including the format, range regulations, and penalties for violations. Uniformity in these rules is crucial for the sport's integrity and the athletes' compliance in international events.

This is the comprehensive document providing the framework for harmonized anti-doping policies, rules, and regulations within sports organizations and among public authorities. Implications include the standardization of prohibited substances, testing procedures, and sanctions for doping violations globally.

These rules outline the framework for track and field events, including technical specifications for equipment, eligibility criteria for athletes, and competition procedures. Following these rules guarantees standardized competitions and fair opportunities for all athletes.

This policy outlines the anti-doping regulations specific to the sport of weightlifting. Athletes are subject to testing and can face suspension for violations. The policy aims to provide a fair and level playing field while protecting the health of the athletes.

The IJF rules detail technical regulations, competition standards, and administrative procedures. Compliance ensures the sport's integrity, provides fair competition guidelines, and organizes judo's international governance structure.

This essential document serves as the codified laws governing the Olympic Movement. It outlines the organization, action, and operation of the Olympic Games and the responsibilities of the various Olympic committees and federated entities. Non-compliance may result in an athlete or country being banned from the Games.