As per CADA rules, no amateur may participate in any unsanctioned or unregistered competitions and tournaments within or outside Canada. Amateurs who violate this rule will be suspended, without further notice, for a maximum period up to one (1) year effective from the date the infraction. This will include from all privileges, including but not limited to, the privilege of being registered in the Canadian Registry of Amateur Dancers and the privilege of competing in any DanceSport Championship and tournament sanctioned or recognized by IDSF, IDSF member and affiliate federations, CADA or CADA regional member associations. Names of suspended individuals will be published on the CADA website.
“Unsanctioned” or “unregistered” mean those competitions and tournaments which are not sanctioned or recognized by IDSF, IDSF member and affiliate federations, CADA or CADA regional member associations.
As per CADA rules, no amateur may participate in any unsanctioned or unregistered competitions and tournaments within or outside Canada. Amateurs who violate this rule will be suspended, without further notice, for a maximum period up to one (1) year effective from the date the infraction. This will include from all privileges, including but not limited to, the privilege of being registered in the Canadian Registry of Amateur Dancers and the privilege of competing in any DanceSport Championship and tournament sanctioned or recognized by IDSF, IDSF member and affiliate federations, CADA or CADA regional member associations. Names of suspended individuals will be published on the CADA website.
“Unsanctioned” or “unregistered” mean those competitions and tournaments which are not sanctioned or recognized by IDSF, IDSF member and affiliate federations, CADA or CADA regional member associations.
» See the IDSF website for a list of unregistered competitions
