Code and Conduct for Spelling Competition

1.    The Pronouncer, judge(s) and other officials will be in complete charge of the contest. Any questions or protests about the spelling(s) of a word or the running of the contests must be referred to the officials immediately (before the beginning of the next round). Their decisions will be final in all matters.
​​NO PROTEST WILL BE ENTERTAINED AFTER THE CONTEST
2.    For each contest there will be an arbiter whose duty is to hear any protests as they arise and decide on them before the contest continues. The arbiter’s decision shall be final.
3.    In competition, all words will be chosen from official lists compiled by our official. The official list is the final spelling authority for the competition.
4.    The competition will be oral; contestants must spell the words orally and the use of pens and/or pencils and paper will not be allowed.
5.    Contestants must pronounce their words before spelling them and after spelling them as per PSP format.
6.    For all words with capitals, the speller must indicate the capital. For example Ottawa the speller must say “Capital O t-t-a-w-a”.
7.    If a word taken from the manual is unclear to a contestant, he or she may ask for the word to be re-pronounced and can even ask the word meaning.
8.    Officials may disqualify any contestant who ignores a request to start spelling his or her word within a reasonable length of time. Also, A SPELLER WHOSE SPELLING OF A WORD IS NOT AUDIBLE TO THE OFFICIALS MAY HAVE HIS OR HER SPELLING RULED INCORRECT.
9.    The elimination procedure changes when the number of contestants is reduced to three. At this point, when one contestant misspells a word, the other contestants will be given the opportunity to spell the same word and if all the contestant are wrong then next word will be assign to next contestant.

10. If the second contestant spells the passed words correctly, then he or she will get a bonus 5 points plus the next word on the pronouncer’s list.
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