UCI CYCLING REGULATIONS  These Classification Rules are to be applied and interpreted as an independent text in a  manner that is consistent with the 2015 IPC Athlete Classification Code and International  Standards. (text modified on 01.02.18)  It is the personal responsibility of Athletes, Athlete Support Personnel and Classification  Personnel to acquaint themselves with all the requirements of these Classification Rules,  the UCI Cycling Regulations, the IPC Athlete Classification Code (see IPC Handbook,  Section 2, Chapter 1.3) and the other sections of the IPC Handbook that apply to  Classification.  The roles and responsibilities of Athletes include to:  The roles and responsibilities of Athlete Support Personnel include to:  The roles and responsibilities of Classification Personnel include to:  (text modified on 01.07.13; 01.02.17; 01.02.18, 01.02.19; 01.01.21)  E0121  PARA-CYCLING  10  a) have a complete working knowledge of all applicable policies, rules and processes  established by these Classification Rules;  b) use their influence to foster a positive and collaborative Classification attitude and  communication;  c) assist in the development, management and implementation of Classification  Systems, including participation in education and research; and  d) cooperate with any investigations concerning violations of these Classification  Rules.  Classification Personnel Responsibilities  d) cooperate with any investigations concerning violations of these Classification  Rules.  c) assist in the development, management and implementation of Classification  Systems; and  b) use their influence on Athlete values and behaviour to foster a positive and  collaborative Classification attitude and communication;  a) be knowledgeable of and comply with all applicable policies, rules and processes  established by these Classification Rules;  Athlete Support Personnel Responsibilities  e) actively participate in the process of education and awareness, and Classification  research, through exchanging personal experiences and expertise. The  participation of Athletes in a Research Information Session organised by UCI when  research is conducted at an event is mandatory. If research is organised during an  event, it is the Athletes’ responsibility to check if their Sport Class has been  selected to participate in the research. If Athletes do not attend the Research  Information Session, the UCI Commissaires’ Panel may impose a fine of CHF 200.  d) cooperate with any investigations concerning violations of these Classification  Rules; and  c) ensure when appropriate that adequate information related to Health Conditions  and Eligible Impairments is provided and/or made available to the UCI;  b) participate in Athlete Evaluation in good faith;  a) be knowledgeable of and comply with all applicable policies, rules and processes  established by these Classification Rules;  Athlete Responsibilities  16.4.002  Roles and Responsibilities 