UCI CYCLING REGULATIONS  − The Athlete must disclose the use of any medication and/or medical  device/implant to the Classification Panel.  − The Athlete must comply with all reasonable instructions given by the  Classification Panel.  − The Classification Panel may request that an Athlete provide medical  documentation relevant to the Athlete’s Eligible Impairment if the Classification  Panel believes that this will be necessary for it to allocate a Sport Class.  − The Classification Panel will conduct Evaluation Sessions in English. For the  sake of clarity, the NF/NPC may conduct National Classification Evaluation  Sessions in another language. If the Athlete requires an interpreter, a member of  the Athlete’s NF/NPC will be responsible for arranging for an interpreter. The  interpreter is permitted to attend the Evaluation Session in addition to the  member of the Athletes NF/NPC who is accompanying the Athlete at the  Evaluation Session.  − The Classification Panel may at any stage seek medical, technical or scientific  opinion(s), with the agreement of the Head of Classification and/or a Chief  Classifier if the Classification Panel feels that such opinion(s) is necessary to  allocate a Sport Class. − In addition to any medical, technical or scientific opinion(s) sought, a  Classification Panel may only have regard to evidence supplied to it by the  relevant Athlete, NF, NPC and UCI (from any source) when allocating a Sport  Class.  − The Classification Panel may make, create or use video footage and/or other  records to assist it when allocating a Sport Class.  − First Appearance is the first time an Athlete competes in an Event during a  Competition in a particular Sport Class. Observation in Competition Assessment must take place during First Appearance. In this  regard:  An Athlete who is required to complete Observation in Competition Assessment will be  designated with Tracking Code: Observation Assessment (OA). This replaces the  Athlete’s Sport Class Status for the duration of Observation in Competition Assessment.  If a Classification Panel requires an Athlete to complete Observation in Competition, the  Athlete will be entered in the Competition with the Sport Class allocated by the  Classification Panel after the conclusion of the initial components of the Evaluation  Session.  Observation in Competition Assessment is undertaken so that the Classification Panel  can complete its determination as to the extent to which an Eligible Impairment affects  that Athlete’s ability to execute the specific tasks and activities fundamental to para- cycling.  A Classification Panel may require that an Athlete undertake Observation in Competition  Assessment before it allocates a final Sport Class and designates a Sport Class Status  to that Athlete. 16.4.015  Observation in Competition (text modified on 01.02.18; 01.01.21)  In respect of the Classification Panel:  E0121  PARA-CYCLING  20 