Rule 123: Protest restriction
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Rule 123 of the ISU General Regulation:4.Protest restrictions 
【ISU General Regulation 2012】
Rule 123 of the ISU General Regulation:
4.Protest restrictions
A. Figure Skating
i) No protests against evaluations by Referees, Judges and the Technical Panel
(Technical Controller, Technical Specialists, Data & Replay Operator)
of Skaters’ performances are allowed;
ii) Protests against results are permitted only in the
case of incorrect mathematical calculation.
A wrong identification of an element or of a level of difficulty,
although it results in a lower or higher score, is a human error
and not an incorrect mathematical calculation;
iii) However, if the Referee learns:
a) Prior to the beginning of the award ceremony or prior to
the official announcement of results if there is no award ceremony,
that a human error relating to a wrong data input by the Data Operator
occurred, the Referee may correct the error provided that the
Technical Controller, both Technical Specialists and the Data Operator all agree
that there was an error;
b) Within 24 hours after the award ceremony
that an incorrect mathematical calculation occurred,
the Referee may correct the calculation even without a protest
provided that the Technical Controller,
both Technical Specialists and the Data Operator
all agree that there was such an incorrect calculation.
If such correction requires corrections of the final placements of the Skaters,
the corresponding medals and/or awards shallbe
changed accordingly;
c) If the situation under paragraph a) and b) arises
the Referee shall make a short record in writing
which has to be signed by all the Officials concerned.
Rule 123 of the ISU General Regulation:
4.Protest restrictions
A. Figure Skating
i) No protests against evaluations by Referees, Judges and the Technical Panel
(Technical Controller, Technical Specialists, Data & Replay Operator)
of Skaters’ performances are allowed;
ii) Protests against results are permitted only in the
case of incorrect mathematical calculation.
A wrong identification of an element or of a level of difficulty,
although it results in a lower or higher score, is a human error
and not an incorrect mathematical calculation;
iii) However, if the Referee learns:
a) Prior to the beginning of the award ceremony or prior to
the official announcement of results if there is no award ceremony,
that a human error relating to a wrong data input by the Data Operator
occurred, the Referee may correct the error provided that the
Technical Controller, both Technical Specialists and the Data Operator all agree
that there was an error;
b) Within 24 hours after the award ceremony
that an incorrect mathematical calculation occurred,
the Referee may correct the calculation even without a protest
provided that the Technical Controller,
both Technical Specialists and the Data Operator
all agree that there was such an incorrect calculation.
If such correction requires corrections of the final placements of the Skaters,
the corresponding medals and/or awards shallbe
changed accordingly;
c) If the situation under paragraph a) and b) arises
the Referee shall make a short record in writing
which has to be signed by all the Officials concerned.
