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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 230-001-0000 - Rules of Procedure and Notice of Proposed Rule

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Before permanently adopting, amending, or repealing any rule,
				except the Attorney General's Model Rules, the Commission shall give notice of
				the intended action:
(1) In the
			 Secretary of State's Bulletin referred to in ORS
			 183.360 at least 21 days before
			 the effective date of the intended action;
(2) By sending a copy of the notice to
			 persons on the Commission mailing list established pursuant to ORS
			 183.335(8) at
			 least 28 days before the effective date of the rule;
(3) By mailing or furnishing a copy of the
			 notice to:
(a) The Associated Press;
(b) The Oregonian;
(c) Capitol Press Room.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 230-001-0005 - Model Rules of Procedure

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The Commission adopts the following Attorney General's Model
				Rules of Procedure under the Oregon Administrative Procedures Act in effect as
				of January 1, 2015:
(1) OAR chapter
			 137, division 1;
(2) OAR
			 137-003-0001  through
			 137-003-0092;
			 137-003-0580;
			 and
(3) OAR chapter 137, division
			 4.
The full text of the Attorney General's Model Rules of
				  Procedure is available from the office of the Attorney General or the Oregon
				  State Athletic Commission.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.431
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  183.431
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 1 - PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 230-001-0010 - Filing of Documents

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All correspondence relating to the activities of the Commission
				and all documents required to be filed with the Commission shall be directed
				to: The Oregon State Athletic Commission Administrator. The most up-to-date
				contact information may be found at:
https://www.oregon.gov/osp/programs/osac/pages/publicmeetings.aspx
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  183.330
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  183.330 & ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 10 - PROFESSIONAL BOXING RULES › Section 230-010-0000 - Statutory Definitions Apply

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Unless otherwise provided in OAR chapter 230, the definitions
				in ORS 463.015 apply to the provisions
				of OAR chapter 230.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 463.413
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.413
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 10 - PROFESSIONAL BOXING RULES › Section 230-010-0005 - Other Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The following definitions also apply to OAR chapter 230, unless
				otherwise provided:
(1) "Amateur"
			 means a contestant or participant in boxing or mixed martial arts who is not a
			 professional.
(2) "Commission"
			 means the Oregon State Athletic Commission.
(3) "Department" means the Oregon Department
			 of State Police.
(4) "Director" or
			 "Executive Director" means the Executive Director of the Oregon State Athletic
			 Commission, referred to as the "administrator" in ORS
			 463.125.
(5) "Professional" means a boxer or mixed
			 martial arts contestant who competes for or who has competed for a money prize,
			 purse, or any other compensation in a boxing, mixed martial arts, or other
			 unarmed combat event, whether licensed at the time or not. A boxer or mixed
			 martial arts contestant who is or has been licensed in another jurisdiction as
			 a professional boxer or professional mixed martial arts contestant is a
			 professional.
(6) "Superintendent"
			 means the Superintendent of the Oregon Department of State Police.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113 &
				  463.015
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0002 - Licensing Year

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All licenses issued by the Superintendent shall be issued on an
				annual basis, and expire one year from the date of issuance.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0010 - Temporary Permit

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(1)
			 Pending investigation of the qualifications or fitness of an applicant for
			 licensure, the Director, may grant such applicant, except an applicant for a
			 license as a promoter, a temporary permit to act in the capacity for which a
			 license is required. The granting of a temporary permit shall, however, carry
			 no presumption of the qualification or fitness of such applicant for licensure,
			 and the same may at any time be summarily terminated in the event the
			 application for a license is denied by the Superintendent. No such temporary
			 permit shall be issued to any boxer, wrestler, or referee whose application is
			 not accompanied by satisfactory physical and eye examination reports from duly
			 licensed physicians.
(2) A
			 temporary permit shall be valid for no more than 30 days from date of
			 issue.
(3) A holder of a temporary
			 permit shall keep the permit in the holder's possession and shall present said
			 permit upon request to a promoter and to any representative of the
			 Commission.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0015 - Change of Address

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Every person, corporation, association or other organization
				holding a license issued by the Superintendent or the Commission or applying
				for such a license shall, during the term of the license or pendency of the
				application, immediately notify the Director in writing of a change in the
				applicant's address, giving both the old and the new address.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113, ORS
				  463.025, ORS
				  463.035
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0030 - Application for License; Contents, Falsification

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Applications for licenses shall be in
			 writing on a form supplied by the Superintendent.
(2) Falsification or omission in whole or in
			 part of a material fact or representation on any application for a license
			 shall result in the application being denied, and if the application has been
			 previously granted, the license shall be revoked unless otherwise ordered by
			 the Superintendent.
(3) Applicants
			 may be required to submit two classifiable sets of fingerprints.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025,
				  463.035 &
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0040 - Standards for Issuance of Licenses

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(1) Notwithstanding any other provision, if
			 in the judgment of the Superintendent the financial responsibility, experience,
			 character or general fitness of an applicant for a license or renewal thereof,
			 or of any person connected with the applicant, are such that the participation
			 of the applicant will be inconsistent with the public interest, or with the
			 best interests of boxing, mixed martial arts, or wrestling, the Superintendent
			 may deny an application for a license, deny an application for renewal of a
			 license, or issue a limited license subject to specified terms and
			 conditions.
(2) In assessing the
			 financial responsibility of an applicant, the Superintendent will pay
			 particular note to the applicant's credit history in regard to promotion and
			 participation in boxing and wrestling activities in this and other
			 jurisdictions. The Director may require periodic training seminars for
			 referees, judges, trainers, ringside physicians and any other person licensed
			 by the Superintendent and the Director shall require attendance at such
			 seminar(s) as a prerequisite to the issuance or renewal of any license issued
			 by the Superintendent.
(3) If the
			 athletic commission or other similar regulatory body of another state has
			 suspended or revoked the license of any licensee or any applicant for a
			 license, the Superintendent may suspend, revoke or deny a license based upon
			 the action of the other body.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025,
				  463.035 &
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0060 - Promoter's License - Boxing

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(1) A promoter may not act as and cannot be
			 licensed as a manager, second, mixed martial arts competitor, or boxer. If an
			 applicant for a promoter's license already holds a license as a manager,
			 second, mixed martial arts competitor, or boxer, and fails to surrender such
			 license as an incident to application for licensure as a promoter, the
			 Superintendent will deny such application. To qualify for licensure as a
			 promoter, an applicant must:
(a) Meet the
			 qualifications for licensure as a matchmaker, or show evidence that the
			 applicant employs a licensed matchmaker;
(b) Demonstrate a history of credit
			 worthiness, particularly in regard to the promotion of past events in Oregon or
			 other jurisdictions;
(c)
			 Demonstrate that the venues that the applicant proposes to use comply with fire
			 and safety regulations and that the dressing rooms and other facilities meet
			 the requirements of the Superintendent;
(d) Provide either:
(A) a promotional plan under which the
			 applicant exercises complete and exclusive control over the sale and counting
			 of tickets, and exclusive supervision over box office employees, ticket takers
			 and security personnel; or
(B) As
			 an alternative to this promotional plan, an applicant may submit A proposed
			 agreement for the Director's approval an agreement between the applicant and
			 the a facility in question which relates to that provides for the sale and
			 accounting for tickets and revenues, and preparation of required reports, and
			 supervision of box office employees, ticket takers, ushers and security
			 personnel. Any such proposed agreement is subject to approval by the Director
			 to ensure that it adequately addresses the required topics and that the
			 interest of the participants and the public are adequately protected.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0070 - Fingerprints and Photographs

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(1)
			 An applicant for a promoter's license shall submit two classifiable sets of
			 fingerprints at the time the applicant files the initial application. The
			 applicant shall also furnish two passport-sized photographs.
(2) This rule applies to any individual
			 applying for a promoter's license or any shareholder, officer or director
			 signing an application for a promoter's license in the name of a club,
			 corporation, association, or other organization.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113 &
				  463.165
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.035,
				  463.165 &
				  463.200
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0080 - Changes in Proprietary Interest

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(1) All partnerships or corporations licensed
			 as promoters shall submit in writing for prior approval by the Director, any
			 proposed change in the persons connected with or having proprietary interest in
			 the promoter, including any change in the shareholders of a corporate entity.
			 Any sole proprietor licensed as a promoter who forms an intention to operate as
			 a partnership shall resubmit an application for a promoter's license prior to
			 engaging in promotional activity as a partnership.
(2) The Superintendent may deny a promoter's
			 application or suspend or revoke any promoter's license if the Superintendent
			 finds that at any time the licensee or any partner, corporate officer,
			 corporate director, shareholder, or employee of any promoter, in this state or
			 elsewhere:
(a) Has engaged in illegal
			 bookmaking or other illegal activity;
(b) Has been convicted of a crime that
			 involves the sport of boxing, mixed martial arts, or wrestling in any
			 way;
(c) Has been the subject of
			 discipline by the boxing, mixed martial arts, or wrestling regulatory authority
			 in any other state;
(d) Is engaged
			 in any other activities or practices that are detrimental to the best interests
			 or boxing, mixed martial arts, or wrestling.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0090 - Basis for Granting License

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The Superintendent shall not issue any promoter's license to an
				applicant unless the Superintendent is satisfied that the applicants is the
				real party in interest, and intends to arrange, conduct, hold, or give such
				contests itself, himself, or herself.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113 &
				  463.165
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.165
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0110 - Appearance Before the Director

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Any person applying for a promoter's license or renewal
				thereof, must appear in person at the office of the Director. The Director
				shall review and investigate all applications. The Director shall file a signed
				written recommendation for grant or denial of the application for a license or
				renewal of a license, along with a report of such investigation of the
				applicant with the Superintendent.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113 &
				  463.165
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.035 &
				  463.165
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0170 - Matchmaker's License

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(1) Any
			 person who is not licensed as a promoter and who arranges matches for a boxing
			 or mixed martial arts contest or event in Oregon, whether or not such
			 arrangements are made in Oregon, must be licensed as a matchmaker.
(2) No matchmaker shall hold a manager's or
			 second's license or manage a boxer or mixed martial arts contestant, either
			 directly or indirectly.
(3) To
			 qualify for a matchmaker's license, an applicant must pass a written
			 examination administered by the commission on Oregon law and regulations
			 relating to boxing and mixed martial arts. The examination may be waived if the
			 applicant possesses a current and valid license as a matchmaker in another
			 state or country and has not been subject to any disciplinary action.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113 &
				  463.165
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025 &
				  463.165
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0190 - Boxer's License

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(1) A
			 professional boxer who boxes in Oregon must be licensed in Oregon; an amateur
			 boxer who boxes in Oregon need not be licensed in Oregon.
(2) Anyone who applies for a boxer's license
			 and who cannot provide evidence of recent or previous significant professional
			 or amateur boxing experience must show proof of proper training and must
			 demonstrate physical competence. Physical competence may include but is not
			 limited to competence in the elements of offense, defense, clean hitting, ring
			 generalship, and physical ability to box at least four rounds. A boxer without
			 prior ring experience may be required to demonstrate competency at a sparring
			 session and be evaluated at that time by the Director or a representative of
			 the Director.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113 &
				  463.115
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113 &
				  463.115
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0195 - Mixed Martial Arts Competitor's License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Professional and amateur mixed martial
			 arts competitors who compete in Oregon must be licensed.
(2) In addition to any other requirements for
			 licensure, an application for a license as a mixed martial arts competitor must
			 include a recent photograph of the applicant showing the applicant's full
			 face.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.015, ORS
				  463.025 & ORS
				  463.165
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0200 - Manager's and Timekeeper's License

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(1)
(a)
			 Manager's License. All applications for a manager's license shall contain a
			 listing of all boxers and mixed martial arts participants whom the applicant
			 proposes to manage and a list of all persons connected with, or having a
			 proprietary interest in, the management of each boxer or mixed martial arts
			 combatant.
(b) An application for a
			 manager's license shall be signed by the sole proprietor, a general partner, or
			 an officer of the corporation or association, as the case may be.
(c) An applicant may be required to pass a
			 written examination administered by the Superintendent on the fundamentals of
			 boxing or mixed martial arts, or both, and Oregon law and regulations relating
			 to boxing or mixed martial arts or both. The examination may be waived if the
			 applicant possesses a current and valid license as a manager in another state
			 or country and has not been subject to any disciplinary action.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0210 - Second's License

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(1)
			 Only approved ringside physicians, approved medical personnel, or a person
			 licensed as a second may administer to cuts and apply medications approved by
			 these rules.
(2) An applicant for a
			 license as a second must pass a written examination administered by the
			 Superintendent on the fundamentals of boxing or mixed martial arts and Oregon
			 laws and regulations relating to boxing or mixed martial arts and, upon the
			 request of the Director, demonstrate the duties of a second before a
			 representative of the Commission.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025 &
				  463.165
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0215 - Approval as Ringside Physician or Medical Personnel

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(1) The State Athletic Commission Medical
			 Advisory Committee shall nominate a medical doctor or osteopath for approval by
			 the Commission to serve as a ringside physician if the Committee determines
			 that:
(a) The medical doctor or osteopath is
			 licensed in the State of Oregon; and
(b) The medical doctor or osteopath is
			 familiar with the physical standards for licensing boxers and mixed martial
			 arts contestants.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0240 - Annual License Fees

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Application for a license shall be accompanied by an annual
				license fee as follows:
(1)
			 Professional Boxer -- Fifteen dollars -- $15;
(2) Mixed Martial Arts Competitor :
(a) Professional -- Fifteen dollars --
			 $15;
(b) Amateur -- Ten dollars --
			 $10;
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0300 - Medical Requirements for Competition

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(1) An unarmed
			 combat sports competitor shall undergo a comprehensive physical examination
			 conducted by licensed medical personnel (MD, DO, NP or PA-C) on a state or
			 tribal athletic commission form approved by the commission. The comprehensive
			 physical examination must meet the following requirements:
(a) Examination must take place within one
			 year of scheduled competition;
(b)
			 Additional testing or an updated physical exam may be required by medical
			 personnel or an authorized representative of the superintendent to resume
			 competition.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0310 - Vision Requirements

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(1)
			 All unarmed combat sports competitors must submit a report of a complete
			 medical eye examination by an ophthalmologist or optometrist on a state or
			 tribal athletic commission form approved by the commission.
(2) Examination must take place within one
			 year of scheduled compeitition.
(3)
			 Additional testing or an updated eye examination may be required by medical
			 personnel or an authorized representative of the superintendent to resume
			 competition.
(4) The superintendent
			 shall deny, suspend or revoke, or place restrictions on the license of an
			 unarmed combat sports competitor if the applicant or licensee cannot safely
			 engage in unarmed combat sports because of a visual condition, including but
			 not limited to one of the following:
(a)
			 Uncorrected visual acuity of less than 20/200 in either eye or uncorrected
			 binocular visual acuity of 20/60 or less with both eyes;
(b) Corrected visual acuity of less than
			 20/60 in either eye, regardless of its cause;
(c) A visual field of less than 60 degrees,
			 extending over one or more quadrants of the visual field;
(d) Presence or history of retinal detachment
			 or retinal tear unless treated by an ophthalmologist and then approved by an
			 ophthalmologist, who then assesses that the competitor is at no significant
			 risk of further injury to the retina if unarmed combat sports competition is
			 resumed. Such assessment shall occur both within five days before and five days
			 after the bout.
(e) Presence of
			 primary or secondary glaucoma, whether or not such condition has been
			 treated;
(f) Presence of aphakia,
			 pseudophakia, macular abnormalities, major lens abnormalities, or any other
			 visual condition which would prevent the competitor from safely engaging in
			 unarmed combat sports.
(g) Presence
			 of myopia more than -3.5 diopters in either eye.
(h) Presence of any other visual condition
			 which the physician member, optometrist or ophthalmologist determines would
			 prevent the applicant or licensee from safely engaging in unarmed combat
			 sports.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0320 - Minimum Physical Requirements for Issuance of Boxer, Professional Mixed Martial Arts Competitor and Referee Licenses

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Applicants for licensure as a boxer, professional mixed martial
				arts competitor, or referee must meet the following physical
				requirements:
(1) Blood pressure no
			 higher than 150/90. May be under control by the use of diazide diuretic or low
			 salt program.
(2) Temperature below
			 100 degrees F. or 37 degrees C.
(3)
			 Distant vision 20/100 either eye; near vision of 20/40 by near vision chart.
			 Permanent medical suspension if either eye is below these standards.
(4) Abdomen -- No visceralmegaly.
(5) No hernias containing abdominal contents
			 on coughing or straining.
(6)
			 Normal Rhomberg and finger-to-nose tests.
(7) No suppurative lesions on skin.
(8) No indications of active renal disease or
			 loss of one kidney.
(9) No
			 perforated ear drum.
(10) No
			 change in gait or mental status.
(11) No electroencephalographic or CAT scan
			 changes or abnormalities.
(12) No
			 body deformity that would tend to promote injury.
(13) No history of epilepsy or seizure
			 disorder.
(14) No active venereal
			 disease.
(15) No alcohol or drug
			 addiction or evidence of drug usage.
(16) No mononucleosis.
(17) No hepatitis.
(18) No AIDS or AIDS-related
			 complex.
(19) No diabetes unless
			 under control.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025,
				  463.113 &
				  463.165
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0330 - Medical Disqualification

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(1)
			 The Superintendent or an authorized representative of the superintendent must
			 refuse to certify a boxer or mixed martial arts competitor if the examining
			 medical personnel or the Superintendent, or an authorized representative of the
			 superintendent determines that withholding certification is necessary to
			 preserve the health or safety of the boxer or mixed martial arts competitor.
(2) A boxer or mixed martial arts
			 competitor is medically disqualified from competition if he or she:
(a) Has sustained a significant cut that is
			 not completely healed;
(b) Has
			 sustained three consecutive knockouts or TKOs, any knockout within the past 60
			 days, or any TKO within the past 30 days;
(c) Has sustained two knockouts within 90
			 days or a knockout in the first fight after a disqualification;
(d) Is not sufficiently conditioned to
			 participate safely.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0405 - Out-of-State Contests

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Any boxer or mixed martial arts contestant licensed by the
				Superintendent who participates in a boxing or mixed martial arts events
				outside the State of Oregon may be required, upon returning to Oregon, to again
				take a medical examination before being allowed to box in Oregon. The results
				of such out-of-state events shall be reported to the Director by the licensee
				within 72 hours of returning to Oregon.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025 &
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0410 - Time Between Bouts

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(1)
			 Unless prior written approval is obtained from the Director, a boxer who has
			 competed anywhere must observe a rest period between bouts as specified in this
			 rule before boxing in this state:
(a)
			 Participation in a bout of one or two rounds, rest period of at least seven
			 days;
(b) Participation in a bout
			 of three to six rounds, rest period of at least 14 days;
(c) Participation in a bout of seven to nine
			 rounds, rest period of at least 21 days;
(d) Participation in a bout of ten or more
			 rounds, rest period of at least 30 days.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0450 - Administration or Use of Drugs

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(1)
			 The administration or use, by injection or otherwise, of any of the prohibited
			 substances specified in subsection (4) of this rule or stimulants of any type
			 to or by any boxer, mixed martial arts competitor, or referee is prohibited.
			 The Director or other Commission representative may order a test for the
			 presence of such prohibited substances immediately prior to or after a boxing
			 or mixed martial arts match. If the test results indicate the presence of any
			 prohibited substances, the Superintendent may revoke or suspend the license or
			 impose a civil penalty, or both.
(2) At any other time, if the Director or
			 other Commission representative has reasonable cause to believe that a boxer,
			 mixed martial arts competitor, or referee has used or is under the influence of
			 a prohibited substance, the Director may require the boxer, mixed martial arts
			 competitor, or referee to submit to a test for the presence of prohibited
			 substances. If prohibited substances are found to be present, the
			 Superintendent may revoke or suspend the license or impose a civil penalty, or
			 both.
(3) Refusal to submit to any
			 test for prohibited substances at the time such test is ordered shall be
			 grounds for immediate suspension of the boxer's, mixed martial arts
			 contestant's, or referee's license. Such license shall not be reinstated for a
			 period of at least 180 days and only then, upon submission to the Director of
			 test results showing an absence of prohibited substances.
(4) "Prohibited substances" include but are
			 not limited to any "controlled substance" as defined in ORS
			 475.005(6),
			 alcohol, or any performance enhancing substance.
(5) All tests for prohibited substances
			 ordered or required by the Commission or its representative shall be at the
			 expense of the boxer, mixed martial arts competitor, or referee.
(6) All licenses granted or reinstated under
			 circumstances where test results at one time indicated the presence of
			 prohibited substances may contain conditions calling for further testing on a
			 scheduled or random basis as ordered by the Director.
(7) If the winner of a boxing or mixed
			 martial arts competition is found to have used a prohibited substance, the
			 competition shall be declared "no contest."
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025,
				  463.113 &
				  463.165
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0470 - Report of Injury

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) All
			 ringside physicians shall report, on their post-fight report, all cases where
			 boxers or mixed martial arts contestants have been injured during a bout, or
			 have applied for medical aid after a contest.
(2) A boxer or mixed martial arts contestant
			 who has suffered a knockout or any other serious injury, whether or not arising
			 from boxing or from mixed martial arts, and who has been treated for such
			 injury by a physician or has been hospitalized, shall promptly submit to the
			 Commission a full report from such physician. The manager of the injured or
			 hospitalized boxer or mixed martial arts contestant must ensure that the
			 physician submits a full report to the Commission.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025 &
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 20 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-020-0480 - Suspension for Disability

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 Any licensee rejected by an examining physician shall be suspended until it is
			 shown that the licensee is fit for further competition or
			 officiating.
(2) Any boxer or mixed
			 martial arts contestant suspended for 30 days for medical protection or for a
			 hard contest, shall take the same examination as required for the annual
			 physical examination except as directed by the Commission. The Commission may
			 require any other diagnostic procedures that it deems to be in the best
			 interest of the licensee and necessary to determine the licensees ability to
			 resume boxing or mixed martial arts.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.025,
				  463.047 &
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0000 - Providing a Physician; Emergency Equipment; Emergency Room

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The physician
			 member shall certify each year a list of ringside and examining physicians and
			 a physician not on such list shall not be employed as a ringside or examining
			 physician unless special permission is first obtained from the physician
			 member. The list of certified physicians shall be available at the Director's
			 office.
(2) It shall be the
			 responsibility of the promoter to compensate the ringside physician or
			 physicians appointed by the Director. The physician must have all necessary
			 emergency equipment in satisfactory condition at ringside before any contest
			 shall commence, including:
(a) Small oxygen
			 tank with mask;
(b) Sterile gauze
			 pads for the use of the ringside physician;
(c) Oral airway;
(d) Stretcher;
(e) Telephone.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0001 - Rule Set Modification and Approval of Alternative Rule Sets

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Unarmed combat sports promoters are
			 expected to conduct their events in accordance with the Oregon rules and
			 regulations governing unarmed combat sports unless modified pursuant to
			 subsection (2) and (3) below, or otherwise approved pursuant to subsection (4)
			 by the Commission and the Administrator.
(2) Unarmed combat sports promoters may seek
			 modifications of the published rules by requesting authorization to do so from
			 the Administrator:
(a) A promoter must comply
			 with subsection (3) below to request modifications to the conduct of bout
			 divisions governing Muay Thai/Kickboxing and/or MMA not later than ninety (90)
			 days prior to the proposed event unless otherwise approved by the
			 Administrator.
(b) The
			 Administrator will review the request and may seek approval from the Commission
			 prior to approving or denying the proposed rule modifications.
(c) The Administrator may request any
			 additional information from the promoter that the Administrator feels is
			 necessary to make a final determination and to ensure the health and safety of
			 competitors is protected. Promoters that fail to provide the requested
			 information will have their request(s) denied.
(d) Only those rules associated with the
			 conduct of the bout or required equipment may be modified. Those rules
			 concerning licensing and assignment of officials and competitors, or the
			 presence and authority of medical personnel may not be modified.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0020 - Dressing Rooms

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
The only people allowed in a boxer's dressing room are the
				boxer, manager, seconds, promoter, and Oregon State Boxing and Wrestling
				Commission Section representatives. The boxer may allow working press or other
				media representatives if the boxer so desires.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0030 - Matchmaking

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Matches,
			 including those matches arranged by a matchmaker operating outside the State of
			 Oregon, shall be made only by a promoter or matchmaker licensed by the
			 Superintendent. Promoters shall file with the Director the following
			 information relating to any individuals servicing the promoter or the
			 promoter's organization in the capacity of matchmaker:
(a) Name of matchmaker;
(b) Notification to the Director if the
			 promoter's arrangement with the matchmaker changes.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0040 - Number of Rounds Scheduled

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Except as otherwise provided in
			 subsection (2), a promoter shall not schedule an event with fewer than:
(a) Twenty-six rounds that consist of bouts
			 of boxing.
(b) Eighteen rounds that
			 consist of bouts of mixed martial arts, kickboxing, or Muay Thai.
(c) If an event schedules more than one form
			 of unarmed combat sports the Administrator will set the minimum number of
			 rounds.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0050 - Approval of Contests

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) All
			 boxing contests shall be approved by the Director. Main event contracts, if
			 applicable, shall be placed on file with the Director for approval at least 5
			 days prior to the event unless an exception is made by the Director. Contracts,
			 if applicable, for all other boxers contending on the card shall be filed no
			 later than 72 hours prior to the scheduled weigh-in time for the event unless
			 an exception is made by the Director. No promoter may announce or publicize a
			 contest unless both contestants have executed a contract, if applicable, with
			 the promoter for the contest, each contestant has been licensed, and the
			 Director has approved the contest.
(2) The grounds for denial of a promoter's
			 request to hold a boxing contest are as follows:
(a) The failure of the promoter or any person
			 connected with the promotion and under the jurisdiction of the Superintendent
			 to comply with any statute or rule regulating boxing in Oregon;
(b) The contest would be a mismatch based on
			 the record, experience, skill and condition of the contestants and would expose
			 one or both contestants to serious injury;
(c) The Director does not have adequate staff
			 to enforce the statutes and rules regulating boxing enacted and adopted to
			 protect the health, safety and welfare of the participants and consumers and
			 guarantee the collection of revenue due to the state from the contest and all
			 ancillary rights incidental thereto.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0055 - Report of Illness

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Whenever a licensed boxer is under contract, if applicable, to
				participate in a contest and is unable because of injuries or illness to take
				part in such contest, the boxer (or the boxer's manager) shall immediately
				report that fact to the Director, and the boxer shall be required to submit to
				an examination by a physician designated by the Commission physician member.
				The examination fee of the physician shall be paid by the boxer, except if the
				club has requested an examination, it shall pay the cost
				thereof.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0060 - Postponement

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
If through inclement weather (in case of any outdoor show) or
				other happening not within the control of the club, a postponement becomes
				necessary, the Director may grant an extension of the contracts, if applicable,
				and set a new date, and the action of the Director if a show is called off
				shall be binding upon all parties to the contracts, if applicable. A small
				advance sale shall not be regarded as legitimate reason for a postponement.
				Indoor boxing and wrestling shows shall not be canceled for any reason except
				with the written approval of the Director.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113 & ORS
				  463.135
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0070 - Notice of Change in Program

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Notice of any change in announced or advertised programs for
				any main event boxing or wrestling contest shall be filed with the Director,
				wire services and/or local press at least 24 hours before the contest. Notice
				of such change or substitution shall also be conspicuously posted at the box
				office, and announced from the ring before the opening contest. If any of the
				patrons desire to have the price of their tickets refunded, such refund shall
				be made immediately if the tickets or the ticket stubs are presented at the box
				office. The box office shall remain open a reasonable length of time to redeem
				such tickets.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0080 - Substitutions

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Substitution shall not be permitted in a boxing or wrestling
				main event except in cases of emergency where the Director finds such action is
				justified and then only where the substitute has been approved by the Director
				in accordance with these rules.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0090 - Solicitation in Arena

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
No soliciting of any kind by any individual or organization
				shall be allowed in any boxing or wrestling arena without the written
				permission of the Director.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0100 - Drinks

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Clubs shall be responsible to see that all drinks are dispensed
				in paper cups and no drinks shall be dispensed or sold which do not comply with
				this rule.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0110 - Introduction from Ring

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
No person other than the boxer, wrestler, or person officially
				identified with the sport shall be introduced from the ring, except with
				specific authority from the Director.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0120 - Championship Matches

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) A
			 promoter may not advertise a boxing match as a championship match without
			 specific approval to do so from the Superintendent.
(2) The Superintendent may recognize State of
			 Oregon championship title fights and interstate title fights. Championship
			 qualifications will be determined by the performance records of the
			 contestants.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0130 - Medical Insurance for Boxers

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) A promoter shall provide a short-term
			 medical assistance insurance program, approved by the Superintendent, for
			 boxers with whom it contracts for bouts to be conducted in Oregon and shall
			 provide proof of such coverage to the Director on a form approved by the
			 Superintendent no later than 72 hours prior to the commencement of the boxing
			 card. The insurance program shall provide a minimum limit of $20,000 for
			 injuries sustained while participating in a boxing contest and for a $100,000
			 minimum death benefit payable to the estate of any boxer should death occur
			 from injuries received while participating in a boxing contest.
(2) The obligation of the promoter to pay the
			 premium cost of such insurance program or coverage shall be set forth in the
			 contract, if applicable, and the promoter shall be responsible for paying any
			 deductible amounts.
(3) "Short term
			 medical assistance insurance", as used in this section, refers to direct
			 expense of medical treatment, including, but not limited to, emergency aid,
			 drugs, operations and physical therapy, arising directly from injuries incurred
			 during the boxing contest.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  463.113
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113 & ORS
				  463.018
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 230 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE, OREGON STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION › Division 30 - LICENSES AND APPLICATIONS › Section 230-030-0140 - Sanitation

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) All clubs shall
			 provide and make available to all contestants clean and sanitary facilities
			 including but not limited to dressing rooms and showering facilities. All clubs
			 are held responsible for and shall correct any violation of applicable local
			 health department requirements regarding sanitary conditions of dressing rooms,
			 showers, water bottles, towels or other equipment.
(2) Any licensee who has a contagious or
			 communicable disease or active infestation, including but not limited to
			 scabies, crabs, poison ivy or oak, shall not be permitted to participate in any
			 match or exhibition and must notify the promoter of such condition. A promoter
			 who, after notification from any source that a licensee has such contagious
			 disease or active infestation, allows such licensee to participate in a match
			 or exhibition, violates this rule.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 463
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  463.113. ORS
				  463.135 & ORS
				  463.185