How many judges must States and clubs supply for national events?

Q: How many judges must States and clubs supply for national events?

Under the 2026 WAG Technical Regulations V1.1: Australian Gymnastics Championships (minimum judges per level entered by the State): VIC 4, NSW 4, QLD 4, WA 4, SA 3, ACT 3, TAS 2, NT 2. A State short of judges accredited at the relevant level can ask the National Judging Coordinator for an exemption before definitive entries close. National Clubs Carnival: clubs must provide at least one judge per team per level with definitive entries. Clubs with two or fewer athletes in a level do not need to nominate a judge for that level. International levels are combined, so a club adds all its International athletes together to work out its requirement. A club or State that cannot supply the required judges is charged a Judge Supply Levy as set out in the Event Bulletins (for the NCC, a judges fine). Judges must be nominated with definitive entries and be appropriately qualified and accredited.

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Under the 2026 WAG Technical Regulations V1.1:

Australian Gymnastics Championships (minimum judges per level entered by the State): VIC 4, NSW 4, QLD 4, WA 4, SA 3, ACT 3, TAS 2, NT 2. A State short of judges accredited at the relevant level can ask the National Judging Coordinator for an exemption before definitive entries close.

National Clubs Carnival: clubs must provide at least one judge per team per level with definitive entries. Clubs with two or fewer athletes in a level do not need to nominate a judge for that level. International levels are combined, so a club adds all its International athletes together to work out its requirement.

A club or State that cannot supply the required judges is charged a Judge Supply Levy as set out in the Event Bulletins (for the NCC, a judges fine). Judges must be nominated with definitive entries and be appropriately qualified and accredited.