La. Admin. Code tit. 46, § XI-137 - Event Approval (Formerly Section 125)
A. Before any event will be considered by the
Commission, the Promoter must comply with the provisions under §135, Permits
herein.
B. Major Event
1. A member of the Louisiana Boxing and
Wrestling Commission, including the chairman, may not legally and/or officially
authorize and/or give approval to any television network, corporation, limited
liability company, promoter, match-maker or any other entity, private or
corporate, for any major event date and site selection, without the prior
approval of a majority of the commission members voting in favor.
2.
Major Event in this rule
means any boxing, MTE or wrestling (WWE, WWF, etc.) contests that the state of
Louisiana authorizes this commission to sanction. Minor local wrestling shows
may be excluded from this rule. (Local area commissioners should coordinate
these shows through the deputy commissioners and chairman, once they are made
aware of such events.)
3. Once a
commissioner is contacted by a promoter regarding a major event, he must advise
the promoter that a typewritten request on official letterhead must be
submitted to the chairman by mail or facsimile. In the request disclosure must
be made regarding the venue (television contracts, promoter, matchmaker, number
of bouts, bout contracts, arena contracts, sanctioning bodies, ticket
information, etc.) After date and site selection is approved, full disclosure
of all venue information must be submitted no later than two weeks prior to the
event.
C. Once an
official request is made, a quorum, according to state statute, must be
attained to approve or reject such requests as per state open meeting laws.
Emergency meetings will not be deemed necessary, if the time table is such,
that the request may be discussed at an upcoming, regular scheduled commission
meeting. Requests approved or rejected by quorum in the interim will be noted
in the minutes of the next meeting of the commissioners.
D. The commission may demand that all monies
relative to any event sanctioned by the commission be placed in escrow in the
commission treasury. Monies in this rule means fighters purses and ring
officials (referees, timekeepers, inspectors, physicians, judges, etc.)
expenses. All ring officials and their pay will be determined by the commission
and will be communicated to the promoter. The promoter shall be responsible for
and pay all fees of ring officials directly to the commission, and the ring
officials will be paid by commission checks the same day or night before the
start of the first bout. If the commission required fighters' purses to be
placed in escrow then the fighters also will be paid by commission checks, less
any expenses due the commission.
1. Ring
officials (judges, referees, etc.) for all ring sports under the jurisdiction
of this commission will be appointed and/or approved by the
commission.
Notes
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