Arena Safety And Security
IIHF World Women’s and World Junior Championships · Host Regulations · Championship Planning · Security
62.1The Host shall comply with all reasonable IIHF requests with regards to security within the arena(s) and in its vicinity.
62.2The Host is responsible for access control and for the security of all relevant rooms, areas installations during the whole duration of the Championship.
62.3The Host shall provide sufficient security for the access control to the arena and for the seats in the spectator area.
62.4The Host is responsible for access control and for the security of all relevant rooms, areas installations (e.g. TV compound, media center, offices, storage, separate VIP entrances, VIP lounges) during the whole period when the arena is under their command.
62.5The Host shall provide sufficient security and access control to the entire arena and for the seats in the spectator area.
62.6The Host shall work in close cooperation with the local police and fire department to develop a Security Plan. The plan shall include emergency and evacuation scenarios for special political situations and risk groups, bomb and similar threats, security for high-ranked VIPs, players, IIHF Officials, partners, and guests, and shall be in English.
62.7The Host has to provide sufficient security to the team and the office area during and after practice and game times. The Host shall be held responsible for claims in case of incidents.
62.8The Host shall provide 24h security for the entire TV equipment installed within and outside the arena(s) as well as security and access control to the TV compound outside the arena(s).