What are the practice, bib and team captains meeting rules?

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Under the Freestyle Canada 2025-2026 Canada Cup Guidelines:

Each Canada Cup event provides 2 days of practice before the first competition day, and every athlete must take part in at least 1 practice day before the competition day. Once the first practice day has started, the competition is closed to new entries.
Practice time can be shortened or cancelled for extraordinary circumstances such as weather or course breakdown. The jury makes the final decision in consultation with the connection coach.
You must wear your bib visibly at all times on the competition site, including official training sessions, course inspection, the competition and the medal ceremony.
Each athlete must be represented at the team captains' meeting (TCM) by the team captain appointed by the club or team. A team captain who is not present when a vote is taken loses the right to speak on that vote (one vote per team).
If you spot a start list error, team captains have 15 minutes after becoming aware of it during the TCM to tell scoring. After that, the error is attributed to the team leaders and the missing or incorrectly placed names are added to the beginning of the start list.
Coaches and athletes must not change the course without permission from the Chief of Course, Chief of Competition or Technical Delegate.
Any official wishing to speak to an athlete must do so in the presence of a witness.