Broadcasting Infrastructure
IIHF World Women’s and World Junior Championships · Host Regulations · Championship Planning · Event Venues And Facilities
43.1The Host shall provide sufficient and suitable space and infrastructure in the arena for TV and Radio broadcasting (the “Broadcasting Infrastructure”), as well as space for the TV transmission vans, production trucks and other technical vehicles required (PTT etc.) and appropriate facilities required for the performance of any functions by the TV and radio broadcasters contracted by the Host or by the IIHF, such as camera positions, inclusive camera platforms and roof camera mountings, studio facilities, production offices, electric power supply, illumination, telecommunication lines.
43.2The Host shall provide for any requirements necessary for the impeccable installation of the technical equipment prior to the beginning of the Championship.
43.3The broadcasting infrastructure shall include:
a.Electricity;
b.Wi-Fi; and
c.TV equipment such as camera podiums and camera installation ceiling equipment.
43.4The Host shall provide space for TV studios upon request by the IIHF, preferably within the arena(s), but not creating any loss on spectator seats (“Seat Kills”). Requests shall be made no later than eleven (11) months before the Championship. Should this not be feasible, then such space should be provided with a minimum of seat kills. Requests shall be made before ticket sales start.