IOF Ethics Panel decision regarding ESOC 2017 jury and conflict of Interest
Posted on | June 8, 2017 | Category: News
The IOF Ethics Panel has made a decision regarding whether there was a conflict of interest behind the criticised jury decision at the European Ski Orienteering Championships.
The IOF Ethics Panel holds unanimously that the two jury members violated the IOF Code of Ethics by not declaring conflict of interests and not refraining from the decision-making process of the jury. The two jury members will be issued with a caution based on their failure. The decision does not affect the result list.
In the report below you find information about the issue, the potential violation of the IOF Code of Ethics, the Ethics Panel process, the hearing, the decision and the appeal:
IOF ETHICS PANEL 01/2017 (regarding ESOC2017 Jury and Conflict of Interest)
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