Alabama Administrative Code

(1) General Provisions. (a) The Commission shall appoint to each contest a chief inspector, a referee, three judges, two corner inspectors, and two timekeepers. (b) The referee or three judges shall determine the outcome of all contests, matches, or exhibitions. A majority vote o…

(1) Tournament Format. All elimination tournaments must be single elimination. No contestant losing a bout in the tournament may fight again in the same tournament. (2) Rules of Bouts. (a) Rounds and Duration. 1. Rounds will be limited to one (1) minute in duration with a one (1)…

(1) "Official" - Unless otherwise indicated is an exclusive term collectively meaning "Inspectors." (2) "Participants" - Everyone serving inside the ring area is a participant. This includes, but is not limited to, wrestlers, announcers, managers, referees, timekeepers, valets, t…

(1) Participants. No person under the age of eighteen (18) shall be licensed by the Commission. (a) Anyone serving inside the ring area must be licensed as a participant. This includes, but is not limited to, wrestlers, managers, referees, timekeepers, valets, trainers, seconds, …

(1) The promoter shall ensure that all participants are physically fit and properly trained to participate. Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 165-X-5-.03 New Rule: Filed February 10, 2012; effective March 16, 2012. Repealed and New Rule: Filed December 27, 2013; effective January 31, 201…

(1) General Safety. It shall be the promoter's responsibility to ensure the safety for the Contestants, officials, media and fans and to comply with all safety standards required by the Commission. (a) Arena Security. Arena security is the responsibility of the promoter and such …

(1) Ring. (a) The ring for professional wrestling must have at least three (3) ropes and provide ample padding for the participants. (b) There shall be a visible border at least six (6) feet from the ring separating spectators from the ring. Security shall be responsible for ensu…

(1) Inspectors shall be appointed by the commission to monitor all participants, promoters, and sanctioning bodies in obeying the rules. Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 165-X-5-.06 New Rule: Filed February 10, 2012; effective March 16, 2012. Repealed and New Rule: Filed December 27, 20…

(1) No exhibition shall have any act that creates intentional bleeding without the approval of the Commission and submission of the required bloodwork. (2) No foreign objects shall be allowed in an exhibition without the approval of the Commission. No foreign object will be allow…

Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 165-X-5-.08 New Rule: Filed February 10, 2012; effective March 16, 2012. Repealed: Filed December 27, 2013; effective January 31, 2014. Author: Casey C. Sears Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, § 41-9-1024.

Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 165-X-5-.09 New Rule: Filed February 10, 2012; effective March 16, 2012. Repealed: Filed December 27, 2013; effective January 31, 2014. Author: Casey C. Sears Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, §§ 41-9-1024.

(1) "Kickboxing" - Unarmed combat involving the use of any combination of techniques, including, without limitation, striking or kicking with the hands, feet, or knees. (2) "Professional Kickboxing" - Includes kickboxing matches, contests, or exhibitions, which are not governed o…

(1) Application Procedures. (a) Terms and Agreements. Every license issued is subject to the terms, conditions, and agreements set forth in the application as well as those set forth in these rules and the Alabama Boxing, Wrestling, and Mixed Martial Arts Act. (b) Applications an…

(1) Promoter's License Surety Bond. (a) Before any promoter's license is issued, authorizing the promotion of professional kickboxing matches in Alabama, the applicant shall make and deliver to the Commission a security bond executed by a surety corporation authorized to transact…

(1) Medical Examinations. (a) Neurological Examination.1. All kickboxers intended to compete in Alabama, who have competed in over two hundred (200) rounds during their professional career, according to the number of rounds disclosed on such kickboxer's official record, and prior…

(1) General Safety. It shall be the promoter's responsibility to ensure safety for the contestants, officials, media, and fans and to comply with all safety stands required by the Commission. (a) Arena Security. Arena security is the responsibility of the promoter and such securi…

(1) The Ring. (a) Ring Size. The ring must be a square and not less than sixteen feet (16') or more than twenty feet (20') on a side within the ropes. The ring platform (floor) must extend beyond the ropes at least eighteen inches (18") on all sides (apron). 1. A ring size greate…

(1) General Provisions. (a) The Commission shall appoint to each contest, match, or exhibition, at minimum, one (1) chief inspector, two (2) referees, three (3) judges, two (2) door wardens, and two (2) timekeepers. (b) The referee or three judges shall determine the outcome of a…

(1) Professional Kickboxers. (a) False Name. No kickboxer shall enter any agreement or contract with a promoter, compete in any match, or otherwise participate in any capacity in a kickboxing program under any name which does not appear on his or her photo ID. (b) Prohibition if …

(1) "Kickboxing" - Unarmed combat involving the use of any combination of techniques, including, without limitation, striking or kicking with the hands, feet, or knees. (2) "Amateur Kickboxing" - Includes kickboxing matches, contests, or exhibitions, which are not governed or oth…

(1) Application Procedures. (a) Terms and Agreements. Every license issued is subject to the terms, conditions, and agreements set forth in the application as well as those set forth in these rules and the Alabama Boxing, Wrestling, and Mixed Martial Arts Act. (b) Applications an…

(1) Promoter's License Surety Bond.(a) Before any promoter's license is issued, authorizing the promotion of amateur kickboxing matches in Alabama, the applicant shall make and deliver to the Commission a security bond executed by a surety corporation authorized to transact busin…

(1) Medical Examinations. (a) Neurological Examination. All kickboxers intended to compete in Alabama, who have competed in over two hundred (200) rounds during their amateur career, according to the number of rounds disclosed on such kickboxer's official record, and prior to com…

(1) General Safety. It shall be the promoter's responsibility to ensure safety for the contestants, officials, media, and fans and to comply with all safety stands required by the Commission. (a) Arena Security. Arena security is the responsibility of the promoter and such securi…

(1) The Ring. (a) Ring Size. The ring must be a square and not less than sixteen feet (16') or more than twenty feet (20') on a side within the ropes. The ring platform (floor) must extend beyond the ropes at least eighteen inches (18") on all sides (apron). 1. A ring size greate…

(1) General Provisions. (a) The Commission shall appoint to each contest, match, or exhibition, at minimum, one (1) chief inspector, two (2) referees, three (3) judges, two (2) door wardens, and two (2) timekeepers. (b) The referee or three judges shall determine the outcome of a…

(1) Amateur Kickboxers. (a) Amateur Kickboxer - Novice. Fighters who have competed in two (2) bouts or less must follow novice division rules. (b) Amateur Kickboxer - Advanced. Fighters who have competed in more than two (2) verifiable bouts regulated by a recognized commission a…

(1) "Applicant" means any persons, corporations, organizations or associations required to be licensed before promoting, holding, organizing, participating in, or competing in a professional boxing match, contest, or exhibition. (2) "Body jewelry" means any tangible object affixe…

(1) Application Procedures. (a) Terms and Agreements. Every license issued is subject to the terms, conditions, and agreements set forth in the application as well as those set forth in these rules and the Alabama Boxing, Wrestling, and Mixed Martial Arts Act. (b) Application For…

(1) Promoter's License Surety Bond. (a) Before any promoter's license is issued authorizing the promotion of professional bare-knuckle boxing matches in Alabama, the applicant shall make and deliver to the commission a security bond executed by a surety corporation authorized to …

(1) Medical Examinations.(a) Neurological Examination. 1. All bare-knuckle boxers intended to compete in Alabama who have competed in over two-hundred (200) rounds during their professional career, according to the number of rounds disclosed on the official ring record(s), and pr…

(1) General Safety. It shall be the promoter's responsibility to ensure safety for the Contestants, officials, media and fans and to comply with all safety standards required by the Commission.(a) Arena Security. Arena security is the responsibility of the promoter and such secur…

(1) General Provisions.(a) Any dimension in this rule, where the unit of measurement is "inches," shall be considered only as a general and approximate guideline. Where such dimension guidelines are exceeded, the Commission appointed supervisor shall have the authority to allow o…

(1) General Provisions.(a) The Commission shall appoint to each contest, match, or exhibition a chief inspector, a referee, a minimum of three judges, two corner inspectors, and two timekeepers. (b) The referee or three judges shall determine the outcome of all contests, matches,…

(1) Professional Bare-Knuckle Boxers. (a) False Name. No boxer shall enter any agreement or contract with a promoter, compete in any match, contest, or exhibition, or otherwise participate in any capacity in a boxing or MMA program under any name which does not appear on his or h…

(1) Any person may file a written and signed complaint with the commission alleging a violation of Code of Ala. 1975, Sections 41-9-1029 to 41-9-1037, inclusive. The complaint shall be made in the manner prescribed by the board and shall be referred by the Commission to a standin…

The Alabama Building Commission was created by Act No. 128 of the 1945 regular session of the Alabama Legislature. Act No. 290, also of the 1945 regular session, authorized and directed the Alabama Building Commission to promulgate and enforce a code of minimum building standards…

The membership of the Alabama Building Commission consists of the Governor as chairman, the State Health Officer, the Director of Finance, the State Superintendent of Education, four (4) members from the Senate to be elected by that body at each regular session of the Legislature…

As used in this administrative code the following words and phrases shall have the following meanings, respectively: (a) Commission: The Alabama Building Commission composed of the Governor, the State Health Officer, the Director of Finance, the State Superintendent of Education,…

(1) The Commission has full power and authority to provide for and supervise the planning, design, construction, renovation, and improvement of state buildings, including entering into contracts as necessary to implement this power and authority and to acquire land for the locati…

(1) The Commission convenes upon the call of the Governor or at such time or times as the Commission may designate by resolution recorded in its minutes. (2) The Commission maintains a full-time Technical Staff, headed by a Director, which is charged to: (a) Evaluate and adopt, t…

(Repealed). Author: Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-10-.01 Originally filed with LRS September 29, 1983. Repealed: Filed September 29, 1997; effective October 3, 1997. Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975,

(Repealed). Author: Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-10-.02 Repealed: Filed September 29, 1997; effective October 3, 1997. Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975,

(Repealed). Author: Stedmann B. McCollough, Director Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-10-.03 Originally filed with LRS September 29, 1983. Amended: Adopted December 6, 1984; filed December 6, 1984. Amended: Filed March 7, 1995; effective May 2, 1995. Repealed: Filed September 29, …

(Repealed). Author: Stedmann B. McCollough, Director Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-10-.04 Originally filed with LRS September 29, 1983. Amended: Adopted December 6, 1984; filed December 6, 1984. Amended: Filed March 7, 1995; effective May 2, 1995. Repealed: Filed September 29, …

(Repealed). Author: Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-11-.01 Repealed: Filed August 29, 1997; effective October 3, 1997. Statutory Authority:

(Repealed). Author: Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-11-.02 Repealed: Filed August 29, 1997; effective October 3, 1997. Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, § 39-6-1.

(Repealed). Author: Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-11-.03 Repealed: Filed August 29, 1997; effective October 3, 1997. Statutory Authority:

(Repealed). Author: Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-11-.04 Repealed: Filed August 29, 1997; effective October 3, 1997. Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, §§ 39-6-2, 41-9-141.

(Repealed). Author: Notes Ala. Admin. Code r. 170-X-11-.05 Repealed: Filed August 29, 1997; effective October 3, 1997. Statutory Authority: