Charity Events Policy

A Charity Event is an event whose purpose is to generate funds for either a Boxing BC club or
charity organization. Participants in these events typically are not regular members of Boxing BC
and have no initial training or less than 6 months training from a NCCP Certified boxing coach with
a recognized Boxing BC gym.

To ensure the safety of the individuals participating in the event the following conditions must be
adhered:

1. All Charity events must work through Boxing BC and be organized and managed
2. by a recognized Boxing BC member club in good standing.
3. A third-party charity event organized by an organization outside of the Boxing
   BC membership must be approved by the BC Athletic Commission.
4. A Minimum training period of 5 months must be completed forindividuals to participate in
   a charity event.
5. All participants must disclose all previous experience and training in combat sports to
   Boxing BC through their registration process.
6. Any participant with previous professional combat sports experience will not be
   permitted to participate.
7. All participants must be registered with Boxing BC using the mandatory “Boxing
   Canada Medical Form”, at least 6 months prior to the scheduled event date.
8. All participants must be trained by an NCCP certified Boxing Coach. The minimum level of
   the coach is Competition Introduction through the National Coaching Certification
   Program (NCCP).
9. There must be a Competition Introduction “Certified” coach as the top end coach for
   each participant. All other coaches in the corner must be a minimum of Introduction
   Beginner “Trained” with NCCP.
10. All Boxing Canada approved protective equipment aremandatory, including
    Headgear, Mouthguards, Groin Protection and properly weighted Gloves.
11. 16 oz gloves are mandatory for all competitors.
12. Only Boxing Canada and/or Boxing BC certified officials are to be used forthe event.
13. All matches must be reviewed and approved by Boxing BC.
14. Number ofrounds will not exceed 3 x 2-minute rounds for the bout
15. The total number of boutsfor the event will not exceed 15 in total. Events proposing more
    than 15 bouts must be approved in writing by Boxing BC.
16. A pre-fight medical examis mandatory for every participant.
17. A post-fightmedical examis mandatory for every participant.
18. Boxing BC concussion protocols must be in place.
19. The Boxing BC referee must stop the bout if the safety of the participants is compromised
    at any time.
20. The bout must be stopped if there are 2 knockdowns or standing 8-counts in a single
    round or a total of 3 knockdowns or standing 8-eight counts in the bout.
21. One physician must always be at ring side during the bouts and Two Primary Care
    Paramedics with basic life support equipment must be in attendance during the event.
22. No alcohol or regulated substances can be consumed by the participants or the
    coaches prior to the event on the day of the event.