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North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0400 - PERMITS, LICENSING AND CONTRACTS › Section 10 .0411 - DUTIES OF TRAINERS

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(a) The trainer
				shall prepare the contestant for the match in which he is to engage and shall
				provide information and direction so as to ensure that the contestant is in
				good physical condition and is prepared to utilize and display his skills to
				the best of his ability.
(b) A
				trainer shall not coach or in any way assist a contestant during a match, or by
				word or action attempt to heckle or annoy his participant's opponent.
(c) A trainer shall not enter the corner or
				the ring at any time during the match and shall remain seated and silent during
				the match.
(d) If any trainer
				enters the corner or the ring during any match, he shall be immediately ejected
				by the referee, and the referee shall order the match to continue.
Authority
				  G.S.
				  143-652.1;
Temporary Adoption
				  Eff. January 1, 1996;
Recodified from
				  18 NCAC
				  09 .0106 Eff. April 1, 1996;
Eff.
				  April 1, 1996;
Transferred and recodified from
				  18 NCAC
				  09 Eff. November 8, 2002;
Amended
				  Eff. November 1, 2004;
Amended Eff. March 1, 2008 (recodified from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0111(q));
Transferred from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0411 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
				  substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
				  2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0500 - BOXING › Section 10 .0502 - EQUIPMENT - BOXING

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(a) Boxing
				Gloves--All boxing contestants shall wear thumb attached boxing gloves. Boxing
				gloves weighing a minimum of eight ounces shall be worn by contestants weighing
				147 pounds or less. Boxing gloves weighing a minimum of 10 ounces shall be worn
				by contestants weighing more than 147 pounds. Spare boxing gloves, in good
				condition, must be kept on hand by the promoter. All gloves must pass the
				inspection of the referee or the Division representative, and the Division may
				require a brand new set of gloves for any match.
(b) Bandages and handwraps for boxing and
				kickboxing contestants shall meet the following requirements:
(1) In all weight classes except light
				heavyweight, cruiserweight and heavyweight, all bandages and handwraps applied
				to each hand of a contestant shall be restricted to soft cloth, not more than
				10 yards in length and two inches in width, held in place by not more than 4
				feet of surgical tape.
(2) In the
				light heavyweight, cruiserweight and heavyweight weight classes, all bandages
				and handwraps applied to each hand of a contestant shall be restricted to soft
				cloth, not more than 12 yards in length and two inches in width, held in place
				by not more than 8 feet of surgical tape.
(3) The use of six inches of adhesive tape,
				not more than one inch in width, shall be permitted across the back of each
				hand before bandaging or wrapping the hands, provided however, that the tape
				shall not be applied across the knuckles.
(4) All bandages and handwraps shall be
				applied and adjusted in the dressing room in the presence of the inspector. The
				inspector shall initial or in some other manner mark the bandage or handwrap on
				each hand so as to be able to determine at the conclusion of the match whether
				or not the bandage or handwrap was tampered with after the inspector initially
				examined the bandage or handwrap.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0500 - BOXING › Section 10 .0503 - SCORING - BOXING

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(a) Rounds in a
				boxing match shall be as follows:
(1) The
				length of each round of a match shall be three minutes with one minute rest
				intervals between rounds.
(2) A
				match shall be scheduled for four, six, eight, or 10 rounds.
(3) A championship match shall be scheduled
				for 12 rounds and shall be sanctioned by a sanctioning organization.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0600 - KICKBOXING › Section 10 .0601 - WEIGH-INS-KICKBOXING

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Kickboxing shall be classified by weight as shown in the
				  following schedule. A contest shall not be permitted if the difference in
				  weight between the contestants exceeds the difference shown in the following
				  schedule:
Weight
							 Class
Weight
Allowances
(1)
Flyweight -
118 pounds or under
not more than 4 pounds
(2)
Bantamweight -
over 118 pounds to 125 pounds
not more than 5 pounds
(3)
Featherweight -
over 125 pounds to 132 pounds
not more than 6 pounds
(4)
Lightweight -
over 132 pounds to 140 pounds
not more than 7 pounds
(5)
Light Welterweight -
over 140 pounds to 148 pounds
not more than 7 pounds
(6)
Welterweight -
over 148 pounds to 155 pounds
not more than 7 pounds
(7)
Light Middleweight -
over 155 pounds to 164 pounds
not more than 8 pounds
(8)
Middleweight -
over 164 pounds to 170 pounds
not more than 9 pounds
(9)
Light Heavyweight -
over 170 pounds to 180 pounds
not more than 10 pounds
(10)
Heavyweight -
over 180 pounds to 195 pounds
not more than 12 pounds
(11)
Super Heavyweight
over 195 pounds
no limit
Authority
				  G.S.
				  143-652.1;
Temporary Adoption
				  Eff. January 1, 1996;
Recodified from
				  18 NCAC
				  09 .0108(a)-(b) Eff. April
				  1, 1996;
Eff. April 1, 1996;
Transferred and recodified
				  from 18
				  NCAC 09 Eff. November 8, 2002;
Amended Eff. March 1, 2008 (recodified from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0113);
Transferred from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0601 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
				  substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
				  2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0600 - KICKBOXING › Section 10 .0602 - EQUIPMENT - KICKBOXING

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(a) Each kickboxing
				contestant shall wear the following:
(1)
				Kickboxing type trunks or karate style long pants, the belt of which does not
				extend above the waistline;
(2) A
				protective groin cup, which shall be firmly adjusted before entering the
				ring;
(3) An individually fitted
				mouthpiece which shall be in the contestant's mouth at all times during the
				fight period of each round;
(4)
				Breast protectors for female contestants; and
(5) An abdominal guard which provides
				sufficient protection to withstand any low blow.
Female contestants may wear a protective pelvic girdle to
				  cover the pubic area, ovaries, coccyx and sides of the hips.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0600 - KICKBOXING › Section 10 .0605 - AMATEURS - KICKBOXING

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(a) In addition to
				compliance with
				14A NCAC
				12 .0201,
				12 .0301,
				12 .0402,
				12 .0502 and
				12 .0601 through
				12 .0604 the following
				requirements shall apply to amateur kickboxing matches.
(1) Any contestant competing as an amateur
				may not currently or have ever been a professional fighter in any unarmed
				combat sport. This includes mixed martial arts, boxing, karate, or any other
				form of a striking sport.
(2)
				Amateur weigh-ins must be scheduled no earlier than 12 Noon the day of the
				event.
(3) Contestants must wear
				footpads and shinguards as meeting requirements of Rule .0602 in this
				Chapter.
(4) Contestants must wear
				10 ounce competition headgear with no jar bar or excessive ear padding.
				Training headgear is not allowed.
(5) Foot wrappings: For each foot,
				contestants may use soft surgical bandage not over two inches wide, held in
				place by surgical adhesive tape, not over one and a half inches wide. Foot
				wrappings shall not exceed three to four windings of soft surgical bandages
				around the sole and instep and no more than four around the ankle.
(6) Kicks below the waist are not
				permitted.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0700 - TOUGHMAN › Section 10 .0701 - TOUGHMAN MATCH

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Contestants and officials in toughman events shall comply
				  with Rules .0201, .0301, and .0402 of this Chapter, except for the following
				  exceptions or additional rules:
(1)
				Each contest shall be limited to three one-minute rounds.
(2) Each contest shall be scored by the 10
				point must system as outlined in Rule .0503 of this Chapter.
(3) There shall be four weight
				classifications: lightweight (up to but not over 140 pounds); middleweight
				(over 140 pounds to but not over 160 pounds); light heavyweight (over 160
				pounds to but not over 185 pounds); and heavyweight (over 185
				pounds).
(4) Boxing gloves weighing
				a minimum of 16 ounces shall be worn by all contestants.
(5) Headgear and abdominal and groin
				protectors, provided by the promoter, shall be worn by all
				contestants.
(6) The seconds shall
				use clean towels and mouth pieces for each match.
(7) All equipment shall be inspected by the
				referee or the Division representative to insure that it provides for the
				safety of the contestants, and does not give either contestant an unfair
				advantage.
(8) A contestant shall
				not participate in more than four matches in the same calendar day. The
				ringside physician shall check and record a contestant's blood pressure prior
				to each program of matches.
(9) A
				contestant shall not be allowed to compete in a toughman match if he has:
(A) Been a competitor in professional boxing,
				kickboxing or mixed martial arts: or
(B) Been a winner of more than five amateur
				boxing, kickboxing or mixed martial arts or toughman matches or more than five
				of any combination of amateur boxing, kickboxing or mixed martial arts or
				toughman matches.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0801 - WEIGH INS-MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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The mixed martial arts weigh-ins shall be conducted in
				  accordance with the requirements of
				  14B NCAC
				  10 .0501, except for the following:
(1) Contestants shall be classified by weight
				and may fight above or below his or her weight class in accordance with this
				Item. The maximum amount of weight difference between the two contestants shall
				be decided by the lower weight class. A contestant shall not be permitted to
				compete if the difference in weight between the contestants exceeds the
				difference shown in the following schedule:
Weight class
Weights
Allowances
Straw weight
115 pounds or less
3 pounds
Flyweight
116 to125 pounds
3 pounds
Bantamweight
126 to 135 pounds
3 pounds
Featherweight
136 to 145 pounds
5 pounds
Lightweight
146 to 155 pounds
5 pounds
Welterweight
156 to 170 pounds
5 pounds
Middleweight
171 to 185 pounds
7 pounds
Light Heavyweight
186 to 205 pounds
7 pounds
Heavyweight
206 to 265 pounds
7 pounds
Super Heavyweight
over 265 pounds
no limit
(2)
				If the weight of any contestant fails to meet the weigh parameters as set forth
				in Item (1) of this Rule at the time of the official weigh-in, he or she shall
				have two additional hours to meet the weight parameters provided that:
(a) No contestant, weighing 145 pounds or
				less, may lose more than two pounds in less than 12 hours before a
				contest.
(b) No contestant,
				weighing more than 145 pounds or less than 186 pounds, may lose more than three
				pounds in less than 12 hours before a contest.
(c) No contestant weighing more than 186
				pounds may lose more than four pounds in less than 12 hours before a
				contest.
(d) Contestants may not
				gain weight after the official weigh-ins have begun to make weight parameters
				during the time of weigh-ins.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0802 - APPEARANCE - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) Groin and
				breast protectors for mixed martial arts contestants:
(1) Male fighters must wear a groin protector
				which will protect them against injury from a foul blow.
(2) A female contestant may wear a protective
				girdle to cover the pubic area, coccyx and sides of the hip.
(3) Female contestants must wear a breast
				protector.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0803 - HANDWRAPS - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) In all
				weight classes except light heavyweight, cruiserweight and heavyweight, all
				bandages and handwraps applied to each hand of a mixed martial arts contestant
				shall be restricted to soft cloth, not more than 10 yards in length and two
				inches in width, held in place by not more than four feet of surgical
				tape.
(b) In the light heavyweight,
				cruiserweight and heavyweight weight classes, all bandages and handwraps
				applied to the hand of a contestant shall be restricted to soft cloth, not more
				than 12 yards in length and two inches in width, held in place by not more than
				eight feet of surgical tape.
(c)
				The use of six inches of surgical tape, not more than one inch in with, shall
				be permitted across the back of the hand before bandaging or wrapping the
				hands, provided however, that the tape shall not be applied across the
				knuckles.
(d) The bandages shall be
				evenly distributed across the hand.
(e) Bandages and tapes shall be placed on
				contestant's hands in the dressing room and must be inspected by the inspector
				or Division representative.
(f) The
				manager or chief second of the opponent may elect to be present when hands are
				being wrapped.
(g) Gloves shall not
				be placed on the hands of a contestant until checked by the inspector or
				Division representative.
Authority
				  G.S.
				  143-652.1;
Eff. March 1,
				  2008;
Transferred from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0803 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
				  substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
				  2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0804 - GLOVES - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) For
				professional mixed martial arts contests each contestant must wear gloves that
				weigh not less than four ounces and not more than eight ounces.
(b) Amateur mixed martial arts contestants
				must wear gloves that weigh not less than six ounces and not more than eight
				ounces.
(c) The gloves shall be
				supplied by the promoter. The promoter shall use only models of gloves that
				have been approved by the Division representative as being clean, whole,
				sanitary and in good condition. Gloves shall not be twisted, cut, manipulated,
				altered, unfit or ill fitting in any manner. Gloves shall be constructed of
				soft leather material and shall be marked with the original manufacture's tag
				that indicates the correct weight of the glove.
(d) The gloves for every contest or
				exhibition that is designed as a championship match must be new, furnished by
				the promoter, and made to fit the hands of the contestants.
(e) Both contestants shall wear same size
				gloves.
(f) Gloves must be
				inspected and passed by the inspector, referee or Division representative prior
				to starting the bout. If gloves to be used in preliminary contest or exhibition
				have been used before, they must be whole, clean, and in sanitary condition. If
				a glove is found to be unfit, it must be replaced with a glove that meets the
				requirements of this Section.
Authority
				  G.S.
				  143-652.1;
Eff. March 1,
				  2008;
Transferred from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0804 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
				  substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
				  2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0805 - RING REQUIREMENTS -MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) Mixed
				martial arts may be held in a ring, cage or a fenced area with overhead
				lighting bright enough to illuminate the entire ring floor.
(b) The ring specifications for mixed martial
				arts must meet the following requirements:
(1)
				The ring may be no smaller than 20 feet square and no larger than 32 feet
				square within the ropes.
(2) One of
				the corners must have a blue designation, the corner directly across must have
				a red destination.
(3) The ring
				floor must extend at least eighteen inches beyond the ropes. The ring floor
				must be padded with ensolite or a similar closed-cell foam, with at least a one
				inch layer of foam padding. Padding must extend beyond the ring ropes and over
				the edge platform, with a top covering of canvas, duck or similar material
				tightly stretched and laced to the ring platform. Material that tends to gather
				in lumps and ridges may not be used.
(4) The ring platform must be no more than
				four feet above the floor of the building and must have steps for the use of
				the contestants.
(5) Ring posts
				must be made of metal, not more than three inches in diameter, extending from
				the floor of the building to a minimum height of 58 inches above the ring
				floor, and must be padded in a manner to prevent contact of contestant's body
				to a metal surface. Ring posts must be 18 inches away from the ring
				ropes.
(6) There must be five ring
				ropes, not less than one inch in diameter and wrapped in soft material. The
				lowest rope must be no higher than 12 inches from the ring floor.
(7) There must not be any obstruction or
				object, including advertisement for sponsors, on any part of the ring
				floor.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0806 - DURATION AND ROUNDS - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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Length and number of rounds shall be as follows:
(1) Non championship matches, exhibitions or
				mixed martial arts must not exceed three rounds of five minutes each with a one
				minute rest period that includes a 10 second warning signal.
(2) Championship bouts shall be five rounds
				of five minutes each with a one minute rest period that includes a 10 second
				warning signal.
(3) Amateur bouts
				shall be three rounds of three minutes each with a 60 second rest period that
				includes a 10 second warning signal.
(4) Amateur championship matches shall
				consist of five rounds of four minutes each with a 60 second rest period that
				includes a 10 second warning signal.
(5) A minimum number of 21 rounds must be
				scheduled for any mixed martial arts program of matches.
(6) "Pro/Am" events must have a combination
				of three professional bouts and five amateur bouts or five professional bouts
				and three amateur bouts scheduled. Professional bouts shall follow amateur
				bouts with no intermixing of the bouts.
Authority
				  G.S.
				  143-652.1;
Eff. March 1,
				  2008;
Transferred from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0806 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
				  substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
				  2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0807 - SECONDS DUTIES -MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) In a Mixed
				Martial Art contest there may be three licensed seconds positioned in a
				designated area by a cage or fenced area or positioned in each corner of a
				ring. For championship bouts there may be four licensed seconds.
(b) Only the contestants and referee shall
				enter the ring, fenced area or cage during a match.
(c) The referee may, in his or her
				discretion, stop a contest if an unauthorized person enters the ring, fenced
				area or cage during a round.
(d)
				Only three seconds may enter the ring, cage or fenced area.
(e) There may be no loud yelling or profanity
				from anyone working the corner.
(f)
				If a second leaves the designated area, the fighter shall be
				disqualified.
(g) A fighter getting
				knocked out of a ring and onto the floor must get back into the ring within 20
				seconds. The referee shall disqualify a contestant that receives assistance
				from anyone to return to the ring, cage or fenced area.
Authority
				  G.S.
				  143-652.1;
Eff. March 1,
				  2008;
Transferred from
				  14A NCAC
				  12 .0807 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
				  substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
				  2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0808 - SCORING - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) A mixed
				martial arts contest may end under the following results:
(1) Submission:
(A) Tap out: when a contestant physically
				uses his or her hand(s) to indicate that he or she no longer wish to
				continue.
(B) Verbal tap out: when
				a contestant verbally announces to the referee he or she does not wish to
				continue.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0809 - FOULS-MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) Procedures
				to determine fouls in a mixed martial arts contest:
(1) The referee shall issue a warning after
				the initial foul. After the initial warning a penalty shall be issued as a
				result of second foul. The penalty may be a deduction of points or
				disqualification depending on the severity of the foul. Any points deducted for
				any foul must be deducted in the round which the foul occurred.
(2) The referee as soon as practical after a
				foul, shall call time and notify which contestant is being penalized and the
				total points the contestant is being penalized.
(3) If a bottom contestant commits a foul and
				in the referee's judgment is not in control, unless the top contestant is
				injured, the bout shall continue, so as not to jeopardize the top contestant's
				superior positioning at the time.
(4) Only the referee can assess a foul and
				any point deductions. Judges may not deduct points for what they interpret is a
				foul.
(5) The referee shall check
				the fouled contestant's condition to see if he or she can still participate in
				the contest.
(6) Disqualification
				occurs after any combination of three fouls or if the referee determines the
				foul to be flagrant.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0810 - AMATEUR-MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) In addition
				to compliance with Rules .0201, .0301, .0402 and .0801 through .0809 of this
				Chapter, the following requirements apply to amateur mixed martial arts
				matches:
(1) Any contestant competing as an
				amateur may not currently or have ever been a professional fighter in any
				unarmed combat sport. This includes mixed martial arts, boxing, karate, or any
				other form of a striking sport;
(2)
				Amateur weigh-ins must be scheduled no earlier than 10 AM the day of the
				match;
(3) Grappling shin guards
				are optional;
(4) Elbow strikes to
				the head are not allowed;
(5)
				Striking with the point of the elbow is not allowed;
(6) Knees to the head at anytime are not
				allowed;
(7) Kicks of any type to
				the head are not allowed; and
(8) A
				contestant may only strike to the head with his or her fist.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 10 - BOXING AUTHORITY › Section .0800 - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS › Section 10 .0811 - SUSPENSIONS - MIXED MARTIAL ARTS

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(a) The
				following apply to determine the length of suspension for mixed martial arts
				contestants. The Division representative or ringside physician may increase or
				decrease the length of suspension if deemed appropriate:
(1) TKO (Technical Knockout) - 30 Days.
(A) Referee stoppage from submission or choke
				hold prior to verbal commitment or tap out.
(B) Referee stoppage from strikes prior to
				verbal commitment or tap out.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter A - DEPARTMENTAL MANDATES › Section .0100 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 11A .0101 - SCOPE

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(a) The rules in this Title implement the
				  rule-making authority given the Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
				  Prevention.
(b) The rules in this
				  Chapter establish requirements for:
(1) APA
				  rule-making petition process: and
(2) Information sharing,
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter A - DEPARTMENTAL MANDATES › Section .0200 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 11A .0201 - PETITIONS

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(a) Any petition
				  for the adoption, amendment, or repeal of a rule within Title 28 of the North
				  Carolina Administrative Code must be made to the Secretary of the Department of
				  Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and addressed to:
				  Secretary/Administrative Hearing Officer, Department of Juvenile Justice and
				  Delinquency Prevention, 1801 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1801; or
				  delivered in person to the Office of the Secretary.
(b) The petition shall contain the following
				  information:
(1) either a draft of the
				  proposed rule or a summary of its contents;
(2) the reasons for the petition;
(3) the effect on existing rules or
				  orders;
(4) any data supporting the
				  petition;
(5) the effect of the
				  petition on existing practices in the area involved in cost factors;
(6) the names and addresses, if known, of
				  those most likely to be affected by the petition; and
(7) the name and address of the
				  petitioner.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter A - DEPARTMENTAL MANDATES › Section .0200 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 11A .0202 - HEARINGS

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(a) Persons
				  desiring to make oral presentations at a public hearing may submit a written
				  copy of the presentation to the hearing officer prior to or at the public
				  hearing.
(b) Persons making oral
				  presentations shall be limited to 10 minutes. The hearing officer may extend
				  the length of the presentation beyond 10 minutes if he determines that it is
				  required to ensure a full understanding of the issues.
(c) The hearing officer at the public hearing
				  shall announce a written list identifying the parties who have filed written
				  submissions prior to the hearing and copies of those submissions shall be made
				  available upon request.
(d) A
				  written submission shall state the rule or proposed rule to which the comments
				  are addressed and shall also include the name and address of the person
				  submitting it. Written submissions must be sent to: Secretary/Administrative
				  Hearings Officers, Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention,
				  1801 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1801; or submitted in person to the
				  Hearing Officer at the time of the public hearing.
(e) The Hearing Officer shall have control
				  over the rulemaking hearing, including;
(1)
				  the responsibility of having a record made of the hearing;
(2) extension of and enforcement of time
				  allotments;
(3) recognition of
				  speakers;
(4) prevention of
				  repetitious presentations; and
(5)
				  general management of the hearing.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter A - DEPARTMENTAL MANDATES › Section .0200 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 11A .0203 - FEES

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The Department may charge a fee to persons requesting
					 materials from hearing records. The fee shall cover the materials cost of
					 meeting the request.
Authority
					 G.S.
					 143B-512(a);
Temporary Adoption Eff. July 15, 2002;
Eff. April 1,
					 2003;
Transferred from
					 28 NCAC
					 01A .0203 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
					 G.S.
					 150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
					 substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
					 2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter A - DEPARTMENTAL MANDATES › Section .0200 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURES › Section 11A .0204 - DECLARATORY RULINGS

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(a) The Secretary
				  or his designee shall have the power to make declaratory rulings. All requests
				  for declaratory rulings shall be by written petition and shall be submitted to:
				  Secretary/Administrative Hearing Officer, Department of Juvenile Justice and
				  Delinquency Prevention, 1801 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC
				  278699-1801.
(b) Every request for
				  a declaratory ruling must include the following information:
(1) The name and address of the
				  petitioner;
(2) The statute or rule
				  to which the petition relates; and
(3) A concise statement of the manner in
				  which the petitioner is aggrieved by the rule and the criteria under this Rule
				  that justifies the request for a declaratory ruling.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter A - DEPARTMENTAL MANDATES › Section .0300 - INFORMATION SHARING › Section 11A .0301 - DESIGNATED AGENCIES AUTHORIZED TO SHARE INFORMATION

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The following agencies shall share with one another upon
					 request, information in their possession that is relevant to any case in which
					 a petition is filed alleging that a juvenile is abused, neglected, dependent,
					 undisciplined or delinquent:
(1) The
				  Department of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention;
(2) The Office of Guardian Ad Litem Services
				  of the Administrative Office of the Courts;
(3) County Departments of Social
				  Services;
(4) Area mental health
				  developmental disability and substance abuse authorities;
(5) Local law enforcement agencies;
(6) District attorneys' offices as authorized
				  by G.S.
				  7B-3100;
(7) County mental health facilities,
				  developmental disabilities and substance abuse programs;
(8) Local school administrative
				  units;
(9) Local health
				  departments; and
(10) A local
				  agency designated by an administrative order issued by the chief district court
				  judge of the district court district in which the agency is located, as an
				  agency authorized to share information pursuant to these Rules and the
				  standards set forth in
				  G.S.
				  7B-3100.
Authority
					 G.S.
					 7B-3100;
Temporary Adoption Eff.
					 July 15, 2002;
Eff. April 1, 2003;
Transferred from
					 28 NCAC
					 01A .0301 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
					 G.S.
					 150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
					 substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
					 2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter A - DEPARTMENTAL MANDATES › Section .0300 - INFORMATION SHARING › Section 11A .0302 - INFORMATION SHARING AMONG AGENCIES

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(a) Any
				  agency that receives information disclosed pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  7B-3100 and shares such information with
				  another authorized agency, shall document the name of the agency to which the
				  information was provided and the date the information was provided.
(b) When the disclosure of requested
				  information is prohibited or restricted by federal law or regulations, a
				  designated agency shall share the information only in conformity with the
				  applicable federal law and regulations. At the request of the initiating
				  designated agency, the designated agency refusing the request shall inform that
				  agency of the specific law or regulation that is the basis for the
				  refusal.
Authority
					 G.S.
					 7B-3100;
Temporary Adoption Eff.
					 July 15, 2002;
Eff. April 1, 2003;
Transferred from
					 28 NCAC
					 01A .0302 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
					 G.S.
					 150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
					 substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
					 2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0101 - SCOPE

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The rules in this Subchapter establish the requirements for
					 state funding to counties in order to assist in the development of residential
					 and non-residential community based, intervention and prevention programs for
					 delinquent youth, undisciplined youth and those youth at risk of becoming
					 delinquent.
Authority
					 G.S.
					 143B-544;
					 143B-550;
Temporary
					 Adoption Eff. July 15, 2002;
Eff. April 1, 2003;
Transferred from
					 28 NCAC
					 02A .0101 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
					 G.S.
					 150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
					 substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
					 2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0102 - DEFINITIONS

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In this Subchapter the following terms have the listed
					 meanings:
(1) Juvenile Crime
				  Prevention Council Fund (JCPC Fund). The funding account allocated by the
				  General Assembly to the Department for the use of county government on a
				  matching basis to establish and to maintain intervention and prevention
				  services planned for by the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council.
(2) Cash Match. The local funding provided by
				  county government and other local resources and used to provide the share of a
				  program budget proportionate to the Department funds as required by the
				  Department.
(3) In-Kind Match. A
				  non-cash, local contribution to the operating costs of a Juvenile Crime
				  Prevention Council funded program.
(4) Youth Services Programs. Youth Services
				  Programs are local intervention and prevention programs that provide services
				  to the delinquent youth, undisciplined youth and those youth at risk of
				  becoming delinquent.
(5)
				  Multi-County Programs. Multi-county programs are programs that are administered
				  by a single agency with a single revenue and expenditure budget and that
				  contract for services using Juvenile Crime Prevention Council program agreement
				  with two or more counties. Those individual program agreements meet all
				  requirements for county participation in the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
				  fund.
(6) Discretionary Juvenile
				  Crime Prevention Council Funds. Discretionary Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
				  Funds are those funds allocated to counties by the Department that remain
				  uncommitted for a period of six months or are released by the county. Those
				  funds are released for redistribution in accordance with this
				  Subchapter.
Authority
					 G.S.
					 143B-516(e);
					 143B-543;
					 143B-550;
Temporary
					 Adoption Eff. July 15, 2002;
Eff. April 1, 2003;
Transferred from
					 28 NCAC
					 02A .0102 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
					 G.S.
					 150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
					 substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
					 2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0103 - COUNTY ELIGIBILITY

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(a) The Department
				  shall provide to counties annual written notification of the amount of the
				  Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funds available and the local match required
				  to utilize these state appropriated dollars.
(b) The Chairperson of the Board of County
				  Commissioners, in order to indicate the desire of the county to participate in
				  the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council fund, shall submit an annual funding plan
				  to provide intervention and prevention funding.
(c) Counties may withdraw from the program at
				  any time by giving 30 days prior written notice of the withdrawal. Funds
				  designated for a county choosing to withdraw shall be placed in the
				  Discretionary Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Fund. Notice of withdrawal must
				  be signed by the Chairperson of the Board of County Commissioners.
(d) Counties shall not spend Juvenile Crime
				  Prevention Council funds to duplicate services otherwise required by
				  law.
(e) Counties shall not use the
				  Juvenile Crime Prevention Council fund to supplant existing funds for services
				  or programs.
Authority
					 G.S.
					 143B-516;
					 143B-543;
					 143B-550;
Temporary
					 Adoption Eff. July 15, 2002;
Eff. April 1, 2003;
Transferred from
					 28 NCAC
					 02A .0103 Eff. June 1, 2013;
Pursuant to
					 G.S.
					 150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
					 substantive public interest Eff. January 9,
					 2018.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0104 - FUNDING

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(a) Every
				  participating county shall receive continuation funds in the amount of the
				  previous fiscal year as provided by the legislature. The Department may
				  apportion expansion funds with either:
(1) an
				  equal amount per county;
(2) a
				  proportionate amount per county based on the county population that is 10-17
				  years of age; or
(3) a combination
				  of the two.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0105 - LOCAL MATCH

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(a) Local match
				  required for the expenditure of Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funds
				  allocated for each county during any fiscal year may include either cash or
				  in-kind contributions, except that capital expenditures shall require a cash
				  match.
(b) Cash used as a required
				  match may include any local general revenue funds collected by the local
				  government and included in the current fiscal year budget.
(1) For purposes of this Rule, cash match may
				  not include any state or federal monies; however, Juvenile Crime Prevention
				  Council program funds may be used as a match for federal grants. Juvenile Crime
				  Prevention Council administrative funds may be used as match for federal funds
				  only if approved by the Department in the certification budget.
(2) Cash used as a required match may also
				  include any private foundation grant or individual contribution so long as such
				  grant or contribution is made a part of the operating budget of the local
				  program and is reported to the County Finance Officer on the Program Agreement
				  and Accounting forms.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0106 - BUDGET AND BUDGET AMENDMENTS

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(a) A
				  Program Agreement Form including a line item budget shall be required for each
				  program receiving Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funds.
(b) Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funds
				  shall be administered by county governments in accordance with the provisions
				  of G.S.
				  159-15.
(c) Audits shall be submitted to the county
				  and to the Department as required by law.
(d) The county shall receive from the program
				  and shall submit a line item budget amendment with the Department in accordance
				  with G.S. 159-15 when there is an
				  adjustment in the revenues or in the cost center expenditures. Notice to the
				  Department of any budget amendment shall be made by submission of a program
				  agreement revision prior to June 30 of the fiscal year of operation.
(e) Prior to the expenditure of funds, a
				  county shall receive from a program and shall submit a program agreement
				  revision for approval when a budget change within a program will result in a
				  change in the overall impact of service delivery capability. Such changes
				  include:
(1) Eliminating a staff member or
				  function in the program;
(2)
				  Assigning a staff member to a service delivery function not included in the
				  approved Program Agreement;
(3)
				  Shifting Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funds from one currently funded
				  program to another within the same county; and
(4) Any request for Discretionary
				  Funds.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0107 - DISCRETIONARY FUNDS

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(a) Discretionary
				  funds shall be treated as additional state funds over and above the annual
				  allotment to a county and shall not be available for more than one year.
				  Discretionary Funds may not be expended on routine operations of a local
				  program that causes increased recurring cost to the state.
(b) In order to receive discretionary funds,
				  the program must:
(1) Be a program funded by
				  the department, which is in danger of closing or reducing its level of service
				  and shall submit a statement of projected future funding sources documenting
				  how the program plans to continue in operation during the next year;
				  or
(2) Be a currently operating
				  departmentally funded program in need of equipment, materials, renovations, or
				  staff development, which will expand or enhance the service capability of the
				  program on a continuing basis. A program shall show a measurable expansion of
				  services, which may include:
(A) More youth
				  physically served in the renovated facility;
(B) Additional staff training that will add a
				  new treatment dimension to the ongoing program; or
(C) Equipment or materials directly relating
				  to improved treatment.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0108 - DISBURSEMENT, REVERSIONS AND FINAL ACCOUNTING

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(a) Funds
				  approved for Juvenile Crime Prevention Council programs shall be disbursed
				  monthly, except for seasonal programs. Seasonal program funds shall be
				  disbursed as determined by the Department.
(b) The county shall submit the third quarter
				  accounting forms for the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council and all funded
				  programs to the Department at the end of the ninth month of the fiscal year
				  unless otherwise required by the Department. This statement shall be prepared
				  jointly by the program director, program fiscal officer and the county finance
				  officer.
(c) A Final Accounting
				  Form must be submitted not later than August 1 of each fiscal year to the
				  Department unless otherwise directed by the Department.
(1) If a reversion is indicated from the
				  Final Accounting Form, the Department shall notify the county finance officer
				  of the reversion and the county shall refund all reverted funds to the
				  Department within 45 days of notification.
(2) Reversion identified in the multi-county
				  programs shall be billed to the program with notification to the participating
				  counties. This direct billing is for the purpose of facilitating reversion and
				  doe not eliminate the responsibility of each participating country for the
				  proper use and accounting of the funds received by the county for the program
				  and for any requested reversion of those funds.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 14B - Public Safety › Chapter 11 - DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE › Subchapter B - INTERVENTION/PREVENTION PROGRAM FUNDING › Section .0100 - JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL FUND › Section 11B .0109 - THIRD PARTY PAYMENTS

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(a) Client fees may
				  not be required by programs which receive Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
				  funds.
(b) When third party
				  payments are billed on behalf of youth served in Juvenile Crime Prevention
				  Council programs, the revenue generated shall be used only for authorized
				  expenses, and documented through a program agreement revision approved by the
				  Department during the fiscal year in which the payment is received by the
				  program. Authorized expenses include:
(1)
				  Expansion of services;
(2) Purchase
				  or replacement of supplies or equipment, or to make other one-time expenditures
				  that will directly enhance the effectiveness or the program; or
(3) Reduction of the amount of Juvenile Crime
				  Prevention Council funds necessary to meet the program's obligations during the
				  fiscal year. Notification to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council is required
				  so that Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funds may be reallocated to meet
				  other needs within the county or released to the Department.