## Examination 

Article 5. Any individual who wants to conduct the activities of an RA shall submit a written application to the UCI to take the examination. 

By making this request, the candidate undertakes to respect the statutes, regulations, directives and decisions of the UCI, the competent authorities and the National Federations. 

(text modified on 01.06.14). 

Article 6. The candidate must have sufficient knowledge of one of the UCI's two official languages (English and French) in order to be accepted for the examination. He must have an unblemished reputation and a clean police record. The candidate must have no disciplinary sanctions recorded against him or her by the UCI or a National Federation. Furthermore, he must comply with the requirements set out in article 1.1.006 bis 3) of the UCI Regulations as regards eligibility for a licence as a riders’ agent. 

If the activities of RAs are subject to specific domestic legislation, the candidate shall, in addition to the aforementioned requirements, have satisfied all applicable legal requirements for such activities at a national level before being allowed to submit an application for the UCI examination. 

(text modified on 1.07.11; 25.06.19). 

Article 7. The UCI shall decide whether the application fulfils the conditions established by its regulations. If the application for the examination is accepted, the UCI enters the candidate for the next examination session. 

Article 8. The UCI will organise an examination once a year for candidates wishing to be awarded a certificate. 

Article 9. The candidate must pay the registration fee set in advance by the UCI by the day of the examination at the latest. 

 Article 10. The UCI issues a certificate when a candidate passes the examination. This certificate is valid for four years, is strictly personal and cannot be transferred. The certificate authorises the successful candidate to request a UCI RA licence from his/her National Federation under the conditions set out by these Regulations. 

## Professional civil liability insurance policy 

 Article 11. A candidate who has been awarded a certificate must take out a professional civil liability insurance policy with an insurance company recognised by his/her Federation. 

This insurance policy must cover all risks that may arise from activities conducted as an RA. 

 Article 12. The sum covered by the insurance is determined as a function of the total number of contracts achieved by the RA. It must not be less than CHF 100,000 per case. 

 Article 13. Furthermore, the professional civil liability insurance policy signed by the RA must also cover any complaints made after the expiry of the policy but relating to an event that occurred during the period of insurance cover. 

