To assume the responsibility for the technical control and direction of their respective sports at the Olympic Games and, if they agree, at the Games held under the patronage of the IOC. To provide technical assistance in the practical implementation of the Olympic Solidarity programmes. To encourage and support measures relating to the medical care and health of athletes. NOCs The roles of recognised NOCs as specified under the Olympic Charter are as follows: To decide upon the entry of athletes proposed by their respective national federations with such selections being based not only on sporting performances but also on the athletes’ ability to serve as an example to the country’s youth. To ensure that the entries proposed by the national federations comply with the provisions of the Olympic Charter. To provide for the equipment, transport and accommodation of their delegations and for obtaining the appropriate insurance for their athletes. To prescribe and determine the clothing and uniforms to be worn, and the equipment to be used, by the members of their delegations on the occasion of the Olympic Games and in sports competitions and ceremonies related thereto. To assist the IOC with respect to the protection of Olympic intellectual properties in their respective territories. To promote the fundamental principles and values of Olympism in their countries in the fields of sport and education at all levels and the creation of institutions dedicated to Olympic education. To ensure the observance of the Olympic Charter in their countries. To encourage the development of high performance sport as well as sport for all. To help in the training of sports administrators by organising courses that contribute to the propagation of the Fundamental Principles of Olympism. To take action against any form of discrimination and violence in sport. To adopt and implement the World Anti-Doping Code. To encourage and support measures relating to the medical care and health of athletes. Rules on Governance IFs The Olympic Charter grants IFs with a large degree of autonomy and independence in the running of their organisations and administration of their respective sports, provided that the statutes, practices and activities of the IFs within the Olympic Movement are in conformity with the Olympic Charter, including the adoption and implementation of the World
To assume the responsibility for the technical control and direction of their respective sports at the Olympic Games and, if they agree, at the Games held under the patronage of the IOC. To provide technical assistance in the practical implementation of the Olympic Solidarity programmes. To encourage and support measures relating to the medical care and health of athletes. NOCs The roles of recognised NOCs as specified under the Olympic Charter are as follows: To decide upon the entry of athletes proposed by their respective national federations with such selections being based not only on sporting performances but also on the athletes’ ability to serve as an example to the country’s youth. To ensure that the entries proposed by the national federations comply with the provisions of the Olympic Charter. To provide for the equipment, transport and accommodation of their delegations and for obtaining the appropriate insurance for their athletes. To prescribe and determine the clothing and uniforms to be worn, and the equipment to be used, by the members of their delegations on the occasion of the Olympic Games and in sports competitions and ceremonies related thereto. To assist the IOC with respect to the protection of Olympic intellectual properties in their respective territories. To promote the fundamental principles and values of Olympism in their countries in the fields of sport and education at all levels and the creation of institutions dedicated to Olympic education. To ensure the observance of the Olympic Charter in their countries. To encourage the development of high performance sport as well as sport for all. To help in the training of sports administrators by organising courses that contribute to the propagation of the Fundamental Principles of Olympism. To take action against any form of discrimination and violence in sport. To adopt and implement the World Anti-Doping Code. To encourage and support measures relating to the medical care and health of athletes. Rules on Governance IFs The Olympic Charter grants IFs with a large degree of autonomy and independence in the running of their organisations and administration of their respective sports, provided that the statutes, practices and activities of the IFs within the Olympic Movement are in conformity with the Olympic Charter, including the adoption and implementation of the World
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