Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Title 38 › Chapter 2 - REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-CONTESTANT LICENSEES › Section 38-2-004 - PROMOTERS

Current through June 17, 2024
004.01 The promoter is responsible for
				organizing, arranging, and conducting all bouts held at an event and is
				responsible for meeting all required deadlines for event permit applications
				and other requirements.
004.02 The
				promoter must post a compliance bond with the Commission in the amount of
				$5,000 before a license will be issued. Bonds not meeting the requirements will
				be returned. All bonds will expire simultaneously, along with the license, on
				June 30 of each year.
004.03 The
				promoter must collect all required medical information from each contestant and
				submit the information to the Commissioner in accordance with the timeline
				established in this regulation.
004.04 Regulated sports events will be
				approved only when the following terms and conditions have been met:
004.04(A)
At least 30 days
prior
				to the scheduled date of the event, the promoter's license application, bond,
				and all required fees must be received by the Commission;
004.04(B)
At least 21 days
prior
				to the scheduled date of the event, the event permit application must be
				received by the Commission;
004.04(C)
At least 14 days
prior
				to the scheduled date of the event, the schedule of contestants must be
				received by the Commission;
004.04(D)
At least 14 days
prior
				to the scheduled date of the event, any signed contracts and addendums, on
				forms supplied by the Commission, must be received by the Commission;
004.04(E) For all professional contestants,
				all required medical information for each contestant, including diagnostic
				blood tests showing negative test results for the hepatitis B virus, the
				hepatitis C virus, the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), an annual physical
				examination, and an eye examination, must be received by the Commission at
				least 14 days prior to the contestant's first event of the licensing
				year;
004.04(F) For all amateur
				contestants, all required medical information for each contestant, including
				diagnostic blood tests showing negative test results for HIV, the hepatitis B
				virus, the hepatitis C virus, and an annual physical examination, must be
				received by the Commission at least seven (7) days prior to the contestant's
				first event of the licensing year;
004.04(G) The promoter must provide
				verification by the insurance provider that the required medical insurance and
				the death benefit have been issued at least seven (7) days prior to the
				scheduled date of the event; and
004.04(H) Prior to the event, the promoter
				must verify that an attending physician, law enforcement officers, security
				personnel, and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) are present and the
				occupancy permit and fire inspection is current. The certificate of occupancy,
				indicating verification that the facility passed the inspection, must state
				that the certificate is a true and accurate copy of the most current fire
				inspection conducted. Government owned and operated facilities and school
				gymnasiums that have annual fire inspections are exempt from this requirement.