UCI CYCLING REGULATIONS  The licence commission may refuse the licence because of a resemblance of the name  of a new UCI Women’s WorldTeam, its paying agent or its principal partners which is  likely to create confusion with another UCI Women’s WorldTeam.  The UCI administration must be informed of this choice at the latest by 1st October before  the first year of the licence. Failure to do so will result in the nationality of the UCI  Women’s WorldTeam being determined by the country of the registered office of the  paying agent.  The change of nationality comes into effect on 1st January following its notification to the  UCI administration.  2.13.132 The nationality of the UCI Women’s WorldTeam is determined, at the choice of the UCI  Women’s WorldTeam, by:  1.  the country of the registered office of the paying agent; or 2.  a country where a product or service is marketed by the or a main sponsor under  the name of the UCI Women’s WorldTeam or of a component of this name.  2.13.133 The choice of the nationality of the country of the registered office of the paying agent is  valid for the entire duration of the licence and cannot be changed, subject to the approval  of a new paying agent having their registered office in another country, in accordance  with article 2.13.160. In the latter case, the UCI Women’s WorldTeam may make another  choice in accordance with article 2.13.132. The choice of the nationality of a country  where a product or service is marketed by the or a main sponsor under the UCI Women’s  WorldTeam’s name or a component of this name is valid for the entire duration of the  licence and cannot be changed except if the main sponsor concerned no longer holds  this status. In the latter case, the UCI Women’s WorldTeam may make another choice  in accordance with article 2.13.132.  2.13.134 The members of UCI Women’s WorldTeams may have no link with the members of other  UCI Women’s WorldTeams or with UCI women’s continental teams likely to challenge or  be perceived to challenge the integrity of the competition or sporting fairness. In  particular, it would be considered that any common main sponsor, ownership structure,  shareholding or senior managers between these teams challenges the integrity of the  competition and/or sporting fairness.  2.13.135 The members of UCI Women’s WorldTeams may have no link with a UCI Women’s  WorldTour event likely to challenge or be perceived to challenge the integrity of the  competition or sporting fairness. In particular, it would be considered that any common  ownership structure, shareholding or senior managers between a UCI Women’s  WorldTour event and a UCI Women’s WorldTeam challenges the integrity of the  competition and/or sporting fairness. 2.13.136 During the licence application and registration procedures it shall be the duty of the team  to indicate the presence or potential existence of a link with a team or an organiser as  described in the previous articles.  2.13.137 In the event that the UCI should discover the presence of such a link as referred to in  articles 2.13.134 or 2.13.135, the UCI Women’s WorldTeam concerned shall be subject  to a fine of CHF 3,000 to 10,000. The UCI administration may either set a time limit for  the situation to be rectified or refer the case to the licence commission in accordance  with article 2.13.066.  E170421  ROAD RACES  156 