How is the result decided when a bout goes the distance?

Under regulation 35 of the Boxing Regulations:

• The winner is decided by a majority of the three judges, each using the total points they awarded across all rounds, not the number of rounds won.
• At the end, judges hand their scorecards to the referee, who hands them to the supervisory official. Only the referee authorises the announcer to announce the result.
• Draw: if all three judges score a draw; if two score a draw and one picks a winner; or if one scores a draw and the other two pick different winners.
• Vacant title fight: each judge must nominate a winner, and the majority decides.
• Title defence ending in a draw: the champion keeps the title.
• If the bout does not go the full distance, only the referee decides, and the decision is final. The referee may consult the judges before deciding.
• A decision can only be changed later if Boxing SA finds collusion between officials, or a calculation error on the scorecards.