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Clean Sport Toolkit Guidance for Competition OrganisersStatement British Rowing strongly believes in clean sport and works in partnership with UK Antidoting (UAD) and our international federation,

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1. Begin by providing a clear and concise title for the guidance document.
2. Include a brief introduction that explains the purpose and importance of the guidance for competition organisers.
3. Create an outline or table of contents that allows readers to easily navigate the document.
4. Break down the guidance into specific sections or steps, and provide detailed instructions for each point.
5. Use headings, subheadings, and bullet points to make the information more organized and easier to read.
6. Include relevant examples, case studies, or best practices to illustrate key points or concepts.
7. Use clear and simple language, avoiding jargon or technical terms that may confuse the readers.
8. Provide references or links to additional resources or tools that can help competition organisers.
9. Include any necessary forms, templates, or checklists that competition organisers may need to fill out.
10. End the guidance with a conclusion that summarizes the main points and encourages competition organisers to follow the guidance.

Who needs guidance for competition organisers?

1. Event organizers planning to hold competitions or contests.
2. Government agencies or regulatory bodies responsible for overseeing competitions.
3. Non-profit organizations or foundations managing fundraising competitions.
4. Businesses or companies organizing promotional or marketing competitions.
5. Educational institutions hosting academic or student competitions.
6. Sports associations or federations arranging sports competitions.
7. Online platforms or websites hosting online competitions or giveaways.
8. Anyone seeking to create fair and well-organized competitions.

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What is guidance for competition organisers?

Guidance for competition organisers is a set of instructions and recommendations to help them plan and execute a competition effectively and in compliance with regulations.

Who is required to file guidance for competition organisers?

Competition organisers are required to file the guidance for competition organisers.

How to fill out guidance for competition organisers?

To fill out guidance for competition organisers, organisers must provide detailed information about the competition, rules, participants, and any other relevant details.

What is the purpose of guidance for competition organisers?

The purpose of guidance for competition organisers is to ensure that competitions are organized fairly, transparently, and in accordance with the rules and regulations.

What information must be reported on guidance for competition organisers?

Information such as competition rules, participant eligibility criteria, judging criteria, prizes, and deadlines must be reported on guidance for competition organisers.