Umpires, Referees, and Other Sports Officials:

SECTION 16. Licensing Requirements for Professional Boxing Referees (a) This SECTION applies to professional boxing. (b) An individual who wishes to participate as a boxing referee for: (1) a commission approved professional boxing event; or (2) the professional boxing bouts at a commission approved professional-amateur boxing event; must first obtain a license as a boxing referee from the commission. (c) The application for licensure as a boxing referee must include the following: (1) Information regarding the applicant's experience and qualifications which he or she believes the commission should consider. (2) Verifying documentation for any certification the applicant has obtained from any organization which certifies boxing referees. (3) A written statement from a physician, not more than one (1) year old from the date of the commission approved professional boxing event or professional-amateur boxing event the applicant seeks to participate in, affirming that the applicant has undergone a thorough medical examination and is physically fit and qualified to participate as a referee in the sport of boxing. The physician who conducts the medical examination and who affirms the physical fitness of the applicant must have been licensed in the jurisdiction in which the medical examination occurred at the time the examination was conducted. (4) A clear photocopy of a current government issued photographic identification card, including, but not limited to: (A) a driver's license; (B) a passport; (C) a mixed martial arts national identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; or (D) a boxer federal identification card issued by a state or tribal nation, pursuant to 15 U.S.C. 6305; which affirms that the applicant is at least twenty-one (21) years of age (5) One (1) digital photograph of the applicant which shows head and shoulders only, without a hat, and in a natural pose.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

SECTION 18. Licensing Requirements for Professional Boxing Timekeepers (a) This SECTION applies to professional boxing. (b) An individual who wishes to participate as a boxing timekeeper for: (1) a commission approved professional boxing event; or (2) the professional boxing bouts at a commission approved professional-amateur boxing event; must first obtain a license as a boxing timekeeper from the commission. (c) The application for licensure as a boxing timekeeper must include the following: (1) Information regarding the applicant's experience and qualifications which he or she believes the commission should consider. (2) A clear photocopy of a current government issued photographic identification card, including, but not limited to: (A) a driver's license; (B) a passport; (C) a mixed martial arts national identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; or (D) a boxer federal identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; which affirms that the applicant is at least twenty-one (21) years of age. (3) One (1) digital photograph of the applicant which shows head and shoulders only, without a hat, and in a natural pose. (4) The required application fee under SECTION 7 of this document.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

SECTION 17. Licensing Requirements for Professional Boxing Judges (a) This SECTION applies to professional boxing. (b) An individual who wishes to participate as a boxing judge for: (1) a commission approved professional boxing event; or (2) the professional boxing bouts at a commission approved professional-amateur boxing event; must first obtain a license as a boxing judge from the commission.(c) The application for licensure as a boxing judge must include the following: (1) Information regarding the applicant's experience and qualifications which he or she believes the commission should consider. (2) Verifying documentation for any certification the applicant has obtained from any organization which certifies boxing judges. (3) A clear photocopy of a current government issued photographic identification card, including, but not limited to: (A) a driver's license; (B) a passport; (C) a mixed martial arts national identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; or (D) a boxer federal identification card issued by a state or tribal nation, pursuant to 15 U.S.C. 6305; which affirms that the applicant is at least twenty-one (21) years of age. (4) One (1) digital photograph of the applicant which shows head and shoulders only, without a hat, and in a natural pose. (5) The required application fee under SECTION 7 of this document.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

SECTION 97. Licensing Requirements for Professional Unarmed Combat Judges (a) This SECTION applies to professional unarmed combat. (b) An individual who wishes to participate as an unarmed combat judge for: (1) a commission approved professional unarmed combat event; or (2) the professional unarmed combat bouts at a commission approved professional-amateur unarmed combat event; must first obtain a license as an unarmed combat judge from the commission. (c) The application for licensure as an unarmed combat judge must include the following: (1) Information regarding the applicant's experience and qualifications which he or she believes the commission should consider. (2) Verifying documentation for any certification the applicant has obtained from any organization which certifies unarmed combat judges. (3) A clear photocopy of a current government issued photographic identification card, including, but not limited to: (A) a driver's license; (B) a passport; (C) a mixed martial arts national identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; or (D) a boxer federal identification card issued by a state or tribal nation pursuant to 15 U.S.C. 6305; which affirms that the applicant is at least twenty-one (21) years of age. (4) One (1) digital photograph of the applicant which shows head and shoulders only, without a hat, and in a natural pose. (5) The required application fee under SECTION 87 of this document.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

SECTION 67. Requirements of Commission-Approved Physicians at a Boxing Event (a) This SECTION applies to professional boxing. (b) There must be present at each commission approved professional boxing event and professional-amateur boxing event a minimum of one (1) physician licensed under IC 25-22.5 who has been: (1) selected by the boxing promoter; and (2) approved by the commission. (c) The commission, at its discretion, may require the boxing promoter to provide additional licensed physicians for the commission approved professional boxing event or professional-amateur boxing event. (d) The boxing event physician must conduct all pre-bout physicals of professional boxers scheduled to participate in a professional boxing bout,as required under SECTION 52 of this document. (e) The boxing event physician must be:(1) in attendance throughout the commission approved professional boxing event or professional-amateur boxing event as outlined in IC 25-9 and SECTION 38 of this document; and (2) prepared to deal with any medical emergency that may arise. (f) The boxing event physician may: (1) examine each professional boxer after their professional boxing bout; and (2) recommend appropriate medical suspensions for professional boxers pursuant to SECTION 78 of this document.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

In order to obtain a license to work in a riverboat casino, the candidate must: Be at least 18 years of age. Not have been convicted of a felony nor have been subject to disciplinary action that woul interfere with the ability to carry out professional duties. Demonstrate a level of skill of knowledge that the commission determines is necessary to perform the skills necessary for the occupation. Submit a full set of fingerprints. Pay all application and licensure fees.

- Indiana Gaming Commission (3172330046)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

SECTION 96. Licensing Requirements for Professional Unarmed Combat Referees (a) This SECTION applies to professional unarmed combat. (b) An individual who wishes to participate as an unarmed combat referee for: (1) a commission approved professional unarmed combat event; or (2) the professional unarmed combat bouts at a commission approved professional-amateur unarmed combat event; must first obtain a license as an unarmed combat referee from the commission. (c) The application for licensure as an unarmed combat referee must include the following: (1) Information regarding the applicant's experience and qualifications which he or she believes the commission should consider. (2) Verifying documentation for any certification the applicant has obtained from any organization which certifies unarmed combat referees. (3) A written statement from a physician, not more than one (1) year old from the date of the commission approved professional unarmed combat event or professional-amateur unarmed combat event the applicant seeks to participate in, affirming that the applicant has undergone a thorough medical examination and is physically fit and qualified to participate as a referee in the sport of unarmed combat. The physician who conducts the medical examination and who affirms the physical fitness of the applicant must have been licensed in the jurisdiction in which the medical examination occurred at the time the examination was conducted. (4) A clear photocopy of a current government issued photographic identification card, including, but not limited to: (A) a driver's license; (B) a passport; (C) a mixed martial arts national identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; or (D) a boxer federal identification card issued by a state or tribal nation pursuant to 15 U.S.C. 6305; which affirms that the applicant is at least twenty-one (21) years of age.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

SECTION 98. Licensing Requirements for Professional Unarmed Combat Timekeepers (a) This SECTION applies to professional unarmed combat. (b) An individual who wishes to participate as an unarmed combat timekeeper for: (1) a commission approved professional unarmed combat event; or (2) the professional unarmed combat bouts at a commission approved professional-amateur unarmed combat event; must first obtain a license as an unarmed combat timekeeper from the commission. (c) The application for licensure as an unarmed combat timekeeper must include the following: (1) Information regarding the applicant's experience and qualifications which he or she believes the commission should consider. (2) A clear photocopy of a current government issued photographic identification card, including, but not limited to: (A) a driver's license; (B) a passport; (C) a mixed martial arts national identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; or (D) a boxer federal identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; which affirms that the applicant is at least twenty-one (21) years of age. (3) One (1) digital photograph of the applicant which shows head and shoulders only, without a hat, and in a natural pose. (4) The required application fee under SECTION 87 of this document.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/