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A Refree requires to be of high standard
in professionalism and conduct.
These
standards are as follows:
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They must be in good physical condition & shall have played the
game, so as to have a good knowledge of Squash.
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They must have natural or corrected vision of
20-20 and normal hearing.
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They should arrive at least 20 to 25 minutes prior
to the start of the session.
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They must have a full knowledge of the Rules of
the International Singles Game and Guidelines as laid down by the WSF.
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They should dress and maintain their appearance in
a manner befitting the dignity and integrity of the game. Where an
Official Uniform has been supplied then this must be worn as required.
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They may not drink any alcoholic beverages before
their match on the day they are to officiate.
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They will not officiate in any match in which they
have a relationship with one of the players (or have been coaching them)
which might be considered as a conflict of interest so as to cast doubt on
their impartiality.
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They should not criticize or attempt to explain
calls or decisions by other Markers or Referees to anyone other than
directly with those Officials, or the Championship Referee.
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They may not bet anything in any manner in
connection with any squash event.
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They shall not, except in the ordinary course of
controlling the crowds during a match, converse with the crowd before,
during or after a match.
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They shall at all times conduct themselves in a
professional manner and give due regard to the authority of any official
Squash Federation representative, other Referees and Markers and other
Championship Officials.
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They shall not give interview to the journalist
or statement in the media, TV etc. without the approval of the Tournament
Director.
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Where a Referee gives a Conduct Warning, Stroke, Game or Match he must
submit a written report to the Championship Referee.
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