Officiating in Equestrian Sports
The Australian Sports Commission defines the role of officials along the following lines:
An official is any person who controls the actual play of a competition by applying the rules and laws of the sport to make judgments on rule infringement, performance, time and score.
Officials play a key role in ensuring the spirit of the game and/or event is observed by all.
Officials also ensure that all athletes develop through their chosen sport and guarantee the competition is conducted within the spirit of the rules.
It is essential that officials provide all people of varying ages the best possible sporting experience, which will ensure their continued participation and development in sport.
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