2.15.182 In the event that there exist direct or indirect links as described in article 2.15.179 or 2.15.180, the Professional Cycling Council and the event owner shall consult and, where applicable, the Professional Cycling Council shall give the event owner a deadline in which to regularise the situation. 

(text modified on 1.07.12; 12.01.17). 

2.15.183 Where the Professional Cycling Council learns of the existence of a link as described in articles 2.15.179 or 2.15.180 and which is not authorised by the UCI Management Committee, through the intervention of any third party other than the event owner, the parties concerned shall each be fined the sum of CHF 10,000. The Professional Cycling Council may set a deadline for regularisation of the situation. 

(text modified on 1.07.12; 8.11.16; 12.01.17). 

2.15.184 In the absence of regularisation in the manner and in time indicated by the Professional Cycling Council, or in the event of a dispute regarding the existence of a prohibited link or regularisation, the dispute shall be brought before the licence commission upon simple written request, either by the president of the Professional Cycling Council or by the event owner. If the licence commission deems that there is a prohibited link within the meaning of article 2.15.179 or 2.15.180, it may submit the registration to the respect of conditions and/or measures considered appropriate, reduce its duration or withdraw it, where appropriate, after having granted a deadline to rectify the situation. 

(text modified on 1.07.12; 1.11.15; 12.01.17). 

## Organisation 

2.15.185 Unless otherwise determined by the present §4 or by contractual provisions, Part I, Section II of the UCI cycling regulations shall apply to the event owner. 

(text modified on 12.01.17). 

2.15.186 The event owner must organise the event each consecutive year throughout the period of registration and assume all the resulting obligations. The event owner must comply with the dates set by the UCI WorldTour calendar as annually established by the Professional Cycling Council. 

(text modified on 12.01.17). 

2.15.187 The event owner must not change the format or the type of the event without the prior written consent of the Professional Cycling Council. 

(text modified on 12.01.17). 

2.15.188 The event owner must maintain the professional standard, the quality and the high profile of his event. 

(text modified on 12.01.17). 

