How many commissaires make up the panel at a road event?

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From the 2026 AusCycling General Technical Regulations (7.00) and Road Technical Regulations (5.00.10): Supervision: the proceedings at cycling races are supervised by a Commissaires' Panel. AusCycling may vary the numbers to suit the needs of an event. Stage races: the panel is at least three commissaires, including the President of the Commissaire Panel (PCP), who allocates the specific duties to the panel members. National Road Championships: 1 PCP (an International Commissaire appointed by AusCycling), 2 panel members, 1 secretary/results, 2 judges/timekeepers and 10 communications commissaires. National Under 17 and Under 15 Championships: 1 PCP, 2 panel, 1 secretary/results, 2 judges/timekeepers, 3 communications; 10 in total. National Masters Championships: 1 PCP, 2 panel, 1 secretary/results, 2 judges/timekeepers, 3 communications; 12 in total. State/Territory Road Championships: 1 PCP, 1 to 3 panel, 0 to 1 secretary/results, 1 to 3 judges/timekeepers, 0 to 4 communications; 3 to 12 in total. Feed zones and pits: feed zones and pit areas at championships should be controlled by at least two commissaires. Anti-doping: the chart lists Sport Integrity Australia for these road events.