Cycling Queensland

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Cycling Queensland Regulations

A full updated listing (as at December 2010) of current Cycling Queensland (CQ) rules and technical regulations are now available to all members and Commissaires. There will be further minor changes made to these documents in terms of formatting over the coming months however all rules and regulations are to be applied as presented. Changes will continue to be made form time to time with amendments noted within.

Therefore the most up to date regulations will always be available for download on the CQ website.

Special thanks go to Betty Bathersby who has committed an incredible amount of time to this mammoth task and the Board of Cycling Queensland with to acknowledge her commitment and that of all the other members of the Technical Committee.

Download Part 1: Administrative Rules 1000 – 1999 Here

Download Part 2: By Laws 2000 – 2999 Here

CQ Commissaire & Racing Forms

• Chief Commissaire Report

• Commissaire Claim Form

• NEW Commissaire Entitlements Summary (Reference this form when completing your claim form)

• Statement by a Supplier Form (ATO) to be submitted to CQ

• Commissaire Sign On Sheet

• Volunteer Sign On Sheet

• Volunteer Claim Form

• Accident Report Form - The CA Accident report form is completed by the injured person or if the injury occurred at a sanctioned club event the form should be filled out by a club official and a record kept in the injury record book. This report is sent to CA and filed pending a future claim. This form covers injuries both in and out of competition and training.

• Accident Report Form for Chief Commissaires - This form should be submitted with the Chief Commissaire Report as it is required for event reporting and risk analysis.Details should be obtained from the Standard First Aid report before it is submitted.

• Infringements & Penalties

• Protest Form

• Appeal Form

As an accredited official with the sport, you can play a significant role in keeping cycling alive in QLD and assisting in maintaining a high quality sporting event that is fun and safe for all.
A Commissaries job is never dull with many varied, interesting and challenging roles to be filled before, during and after an event. Here's a summary of the types of roles Commissaire can fill at an event:

• Chief Commissaire
• Principal Commissaire
• Chief Judge
• Judge
• Chef Timekeeper
• Timekeeper
• Marshall
• Lead or Follow vehicle
• Spares Vehicle
• Sag Wagon
• Holder
• Starter
• Registration
• Clerk of the Course
• Judiciary

• National Level 1 - aimed at developing Commissaires who can assist with the running of Club level cycling events.
• National Level 2 - aimed at developing Commissaires who are interested in assisting with the running of State level and open cycling events.
• National Level 3 - aimed at developing Commissaires who are interested in assisting with the running of National level cycling events.
• UCI - The highest Commissaire accreditation for those interested in Commissairing at international cycling events.