2022 REGULATIONS
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26.7
The LOC will also be required to provide to Concacaf, a detailed accounting of travel expenses on a form provided by Concacaf, within 15 business days of each match to be utilized for auditing purposes
26.8
The LOC will provide to Concacaf a detailed accounting of ticket sales and will, upon request, make their records available to Concacaf for inspection within 15 business days after each match.
26.9
Concacaf may deduct from any amounts owed to the club to settle any amounts past due to the Confederation.
26.10
All other revenues from the commercial exploitation of the Competition including but not limited to the sale of broadcast rights, sponsorship rights and merchandising rights, through whatever means, will be retained by Concacaf as described in detail in the Competition Commercial Regulations.
26.11
Any disputes arising from financial provisions shall be resolved amongst the delegations concerned but may be submitted to Concacaf for a final decision to be taken.
26.12
Any expenses and costs incurred by a delegation other than those mentioned in these Regulations shall be borne by the delegation concerned.
MEDICAL/DOPING 27.1
To protect players’ health as well as to prevent players from experiencing sudden cardiac death during matches at the Competition, each Participating Member Association will ensure and confirm to Concacaf that its players underwent a pre-competition medical assessment (PCMA) prior to the start of the competition. The PCMA will include a full medical assessment as well as an EKG to identify any cardiac abnormality. If the EKG is abnormal an Echocardiogram must be obtained and be normal before a player can be released to play.
27.2
The duly licensed medical representative of each club will be required to sign the PCMA declaration form certifying the accuracy of the results and confirming that the players and officials have passed the pre-competition medical assessment. The medical assessment form will also include the signatures of the President and General Manager of the participating club and must be received by the Concacaf General Secretariat at the latest seven (7) business days prior to the start of the Competition.
27.3
Further to the above, each team must have a duly licensed medical professional (i.e., a doctor) as part of their official delegation. Such doctor should be fully integrated and familiar with all medical aspects of the delegation and must remain with the delegation throughout the entire official period of the competition. The Match Officials (the Referees) will refer to such team doctor in all cases as required and necessary.
27.4
Concacaf will not be held liable for any injury sustained by any participating player.
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