UCI CYCLING REGULATIONS  2.  In the event a rider is not a beneficiary of a legal social security system, the UCI  Women’s WorldTeam must take out and cover the costs of the following types  of insurance: -  For the 2020 and 2021 seasons:  -  From the 2022 season onwards: Type of insurance  Description  Health insurance  Insurance covering healthcare costs (doctor, medicine,  etc.) for the rider for an amount of €100,000 per year Maternity insurance  Insurance  covering  maternity-related  costs  (examinations and costs during pregnancy and birth)  Type of insurance  Description  Health insurance  Insurance covering healthcare costs (doctor, medicine,  etc.) for the rider for an amount of €100,000 per year Maternity insurance  Insurance  covering  maternity-related  costs  (examinations  and  costs  during  pregnancy  and  childbirth)  Pension plan  Insurance providing for the payment of a pension,  annuities or a capital at the end of the professional  cycling career at the earliest, with a premium that will  represent at least 12% of gross annual salary, limited to  €115,000 per year 3.  The UCI Women’s WorldTeam shall cover half of the insurance premiums set  out in point two:  4.  It is the responsibility of the UCI Women’s WorldTeam to prove the cover  referred to in this article by producing the necessary certificates as part of the  team’s licence and registration applications. -  if the rider has been able to become affiliated, as a free policyholder for  example, with another legal social security system to that to which the UCI  Women’s WorldTeam is subject;  -  if the affiliation of the rider to this other legal system is compulsory. 2.13.194  Independently of the benefits referred to in article 2.13.193, the UCI Women’s  WorldTeam shall take out and cover the costs: -  For the 2020 season:  Type of insurance  Description  Hospitalisation and  repatriation insurance  This insurance must cover all costs not covered by social  security linked to the rider’s hospitalisation for an amount  of €100,000–  per incident and per individual; All expenses for repatriation for medical reasons or due  to death, related to professional travel. E170421  ROAD RACES  170 