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Commission powers and duties. The commission shall: purchase and use a seal; adopt rules for the administration of this chapter in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act ; prepare all forms of contracts
The commission may appoint inspectors, and each inspector must receive a commission card, must not promote or sponsor any contest, and may receive a commission-approved fee for duties under this chapter.
The commission may affiliate with another state, tribal, or national boxing commission or athletic authority.
A person needs a license to act as, or represent themselves as, certain contest officials. The commission must issue licenses to qualified applicants, and applicants must meet class-specific filing, fee, age, certification, and disclosure requirements.
License by endorsement. As used in this section, "license" means an authorization that permits the holder to engage in the practice of a profession regulated under this chapter. Subject to Subsections (4) through (6) , the commission shall
The commission must issue licenses under a rule-based renewal cycle, and a licensee must provide satisfactory evidence of compliance when renewing.
The commission must deny, renew-deny, or discipline licenses when an applicant or licensee lacks qualifications, and it may impose other discipline for specified misconduct or incapacity.
A promoter must pay a license fee, and sometimes a broadcast revenue fee. The commission may keep collected fees as dedicated credit, use them for grants to amateur boxing organizations and its expenses, and may exempt one showcase contest or exhibition each calendar year from license fees.
The commission controls unarmed-combat contests and exhibitions in the state, and a promoter must provide security when directed by the commission or a designated commission member.
Club fighting is prohibited, and anyone who publicizes, promotes, conducts, or takes part in a club fighting match may be guilty of a class A misdemeanor and subject to license revocation.
A licensed promoter must apply to the commission to hold a contest or promotion, and the commission may approve, deny, or grant provisional/final approval subject to listed conditions.
The commission must adopt contest rules and may exempt a contest and each contestant from the unprofessional-conduct definition if requested by a promoter and supported by relevant factors.
The commission must adopt rules for contestant medical examinations and drug testing, including HIV-negative proof, random drug tests, a medical exam within 30 hours before the contest, and testing for communicable diseases.
Contests. Except as provided in Section 9-23-317 , a licensee may not participate in an unarmed combat contest within a predetermined time after another unarmed combat contest, as prescribed in rules made by the commission. During the
The commission must keep a list of approved ringside physicians and appoint one for each contest under this chapter. Contest promoters must pay a commission-set fee. Applicants must apply, show medical licensure in the state, and meet minimum qualifications. A ringside physician may stop a contest if a contestant canno
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A commission, director, or authorized agent may order a promoter to withhold purse money from a contestant, manager, or second under specified rule-violation or dishonesty conditions.
Penalty for unlawful conduct. A person who engages in any act of unlawful conduct, as defined in Section 9-23-101 , is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
This chapter does not apply to several listed unarmed-combat contests and exhibitions.
Contest weights and classes -- Matching contestants. The commission shall make rules in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act , establishing boxing contest weights and classes consistent with those
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