UCI CYCLING REGULATIONS  (text modified on 01.01.05)  He shall set an example to the others.  (text modified on 01.01.05)  (text modified on 01.01.04; 01.01.05)  (text modified on 01.01.05)  (text modified on 01.01.05)  (text modified on 01.01.05)  (text modified on 01.01.05)  1.1.080 The team manager shall ensure that the regulations are complied with by all those who  belong to the team or who work for it in whatever capacity.  1.1.081 The team manager shall ensure that there is specialist assistance for the team in the  following areas: medicine, treatment in accordance with article 13.3.001 and equipment.  He shall ensure that assistance is given by qualified persons and, where required,  holders of a licence in accordance with the regulations.  1.1.082 The team manager shall ensure that tasks are appropriately divided between all the  persons mentioned in article 1.1.080, with the exception of the riders. The tasks for each  person shall be clearly specified and respect the regulations. Those persons with titles  shall be listed by name. The division of tasks shall be in written form. A copy shall be  given to all persons mentioned in 1.1.080. A copy shall also be submitted to the national  federation. Teams registered with the UCI and national teams shall also submit a copy  to the UCI.  1.1.083 The team manager shall regularly consult all persons mentioned in article 1.1.080  regarding human and social conditions, equipment, risks involved in cycling and the  competition schedule for each rider. He shall make a report on each consultation. Upon  their request, a copy of the reports shall be submitted to the national federation or the  UCI.  1.1.084 Any failure by a team manager to meet the obligations imposed under this paragraph  shall be penalised by a suspension of between 8 days and ten years, and/or a fine of  between CHF 500 and 10,000. In the event of a subsequent offence occurring within two  years of the first, the team manager shall be suspended for a period of at least six months  or excluded permanently and fined between CHF 1,000 and 20,000.  1.1.085 Any person or team failing to respect the division of tasks under article 1.1.082 will be  penalised by a suspension of between one month and one year and/or a fine of between  CHF 750 and 10,000. If a second infraction is committed within two years, it will be  penalised with a suspension of between six months minimum or with permanent  exclusion and a fine of between CHF 1,500 and 20,000.  1.1.086 The team manager may be held responsible for infractions committed by persons  indicated in article 1.1.080 and shall be penalised under the provisions for the infraction  in question, unless he can demonstrate that the infraction cannot reasonably be  E0221  GENERAL ORGANISATION OF CYCLING AS A SPORT  22 