FIBA Agent Test Questions Solved 100%
A national member federation or FIBA is authorised to deny participation in
Competitions of FIBA to players who do not - ANSWER-respect the provisions provided
for in article 3-3 above. Permission to play may be refused also to any player who does
not provide the entry form, as required for Competitions of FIBA, in which he agrees to
accept inter alia: a. The conditions in force for doping control. b. The jurisdiction of the
Court of Arbitration for Sport, Lausanne, to the exclusion of any recourse to ordinary
courts, in the event of a dispute with FIBA which cannot be settled within FIBA.
a player must observe the General Statutes and Internal Regulations of FIBA. -
ANSWER-To be entitled to participate in FIBA competitions
All players who participate in Competitions of FIBA and/or those of its national member
federations must: - ANSWER-a. Respect the Code of Conduct and Fair Play and act
accordingly at all times on and off the court;
b. Refrain from using substances and methods prohibited by the regulations of FIBA
and those of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and World Anti-Doping Agency
(WADA);
c. Agree to submit at any time to medical tests and controls, particularly doping controls,
carried out in compliance with the regulations of FIBA, the International Olympic
Committee, and WADA.
Appeals 35 - ANSWER-An appeal against decisions made under the foregoing
provisions shall be submitted to the FIBA Appeals' Panel in accordance with the
Regulations governing Appeals (see Book 1, Chapter VII).
Appeals 36 - ANSWER-If and when an appeal hearing is organised under these
Regulations involving member federations, clubs or players, FIBA shall be authorised to
make the organisation of such hearing dependent upon the parties paying to FIBA
reasonable administrative costs
Decisions 30 - ANSWER-Unless provided otherwise, all decisions regarding the
eligibility and the national status of players are taken by the FIBA Legal Commission
acting through the Secretary General. With respect to Zone championships and in the
event of doubts, he may consult with the respective FIBA Zone Secretary General.
International Transfer of Players; Age Limit/Young Players 50 - ANSWER-International
transfer is not permitted before a player's eighteenth (18) birthday, except in special
cases as decided by the Secretary General after examination of the matter with the
member federations and, if necessary, with the clubs and the player concerned. The
Secretary General may request any documents deemed necessary in order to
determine whether the transfer falls under article 3-51 or 3-52 below."
,International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 37 - ANSWER-All
decisions related to an international transfer shall be made by FIBA
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 38 - ANSWER-All
decisions related to a special agreement according to article 3-40 below shall be the
exclusive competence of the Secretary General
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 39 - ANSWER-Any
basketball player shall have the right to play basketball in any country in the world,
within the limits established by the General Statutes and Internal Regulations of FIBA
and the eligibility regulations of the respective member federation.
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 40 - ANSWER-These
regulations governing international transfer apply in their entirety to all member
federations. However, in exceptional circumstances, FIBA may reach a special
agreement with a national member federation or one of its member organisations
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 41 - ANSWER-For
national transfers, member federations are invited to draw on these Internal Regulations
and to establish their own regulations governing the transfer of players in the spirit of
the FIBA Regulations.
International Transfer of Players; Disputes 97 - ANSWER-Unless circumstances dictate
otherwise, all disputes arising from a refusal to issue a letter of clearance shall be
decided within seven (7) days of the point in time when the dispute has arisen by the
Secretary General of FIBA with the possibility of appeal (see article 3-112). The
foregoing shall apply mutatis mutandis in the event of a dispute regarding the question
to which national member federation a player transfers
International Transfer of Players; Illegal Transfers 100 - ANSWER-Any international
transfer carried out in accordance with the procedures set out in these regulations, but
having taken place after an illegal transfer, is null and void, other than in exceptional
cases upon the decision of the Secretary General.
International Transfer of Players; Illegal Transfers 99 - ANSWER-Any international
transfer having taken place without a letter of clearance is invalid and, in this event, a
national member federation issuing a license and/or allowing the player's participation in
domestic or international competitions will be liable to a fine in accordance with article 3-
110 of these Regulations. Any international transfer having taken place before a player's
eighteenth (18) birthday without FIBA's authorisation is invalid and, in this event, a
national member federation issuing a license and/or allowing the player's participation in
domestic or international competitions will be liable to a fine in accordance with article 3-
110 of these Regulations. A sanction may also be imposed in accordance with Article 1-
129 on the player, the club(s) and the agent(s) involved in an illegal transfer.
, International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 42 - ANSWER-A letter of
clearance must be obtained from the national member federation where a player was
last licensed before he can be licensed by another member federation. A copy of each
letter of clearance must be sent (also by email) to FIBA. This document certifies that the
player concerned is free to be licensed by another member federation.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 43 - ANSWER-A letter of
clearance may not be issued to more than one national member federation at any one
time. Sanctions may be imposed on a national member federation in the event of
misleading practices and/or procedures.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 44 - ANSWER-The letter of
clearance may not be limiting or conditional. If applicable, the letter of clearance must
mention any sanctions applied under the auspices of the national member federation
that may be in force against the player. Such mention shall include the unexpired period
of suspension from playing, the unpaid amount of a monetary fine which is part of the
sanction applied by the national member federation, or the unexpired portion of any
other sanction. FIBA must be informed when a letter of clearance is issued where there
is an outstanding sanction and a copy of the file relating to the sanction must be sent
together with a copy of the letter of clearance (see also article 1-141a).
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 45 - ANSWER-The national
member federation requesting a letter of clearance must indicate the name, nationality
and license number of the FIBA player's agent(s) involved in the transfer, where
applicable. This obligation is also valid for the national member federation receiving a
request for a letter of clearance.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 46 - ANSWER-The only reason for
which a national member federation may refuse to grant the request for a letter of
clearance is if the player is under contract to play for his club beyond the scheduled
transfer date. See article 3-76. A letter of clearance may not be delayed or refused
because of a monetary dispute between a club and a player.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 47 - ANSWER-The national
member federation may charge a maximum administrative fee as stipulated in article 3-
305 for the transfer of a player under its jurisdiction to another member federation.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 48 - ANSWER-All the provisions of
these Letter of Clearance Regulations apply to any player licensed by a national
member federation who wishes to apply for an international transfer, irrespective of
whether the player is a national or foreign player.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 49 - ANSWER-Failure to comply
with the above requirements may lead to sanctions as per article 3-303
A national member federation or FIBA is authorised to deny participation in
Competitions of FIBA to players who do not - ANSWER-respect the provisions provided
for in article 3-3 above. Permission to play may be refused also to any player who does
not provide the entry form, as required for Competitions of FIBA, in which he agrees to
accept inter alia: a. The conditions in force for doping control. b. The jurisdiction of the
Court of Arbitration for Sport, Lausanne, to the exclusion of any recourse to ordinary
courts, in the event of a dispute with FIBA which cannot be settled within FIBA.
a player must observe the General Statutes and Internal Regulations of FIBA. -
ANSWER-To be entitled to participate in FIBA competitions
All players who participate in Competitions of FIBA and/or those of its national member
federations must: - ANSWER-a. Respect the Code of Conduct and Fair Play and act
accordingly at all times on and off the court;
b. Refrain from using substances and methods prohibited by the regulations of FIBA
and those of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and World Anti-Doping Agency
(WADA);
c. Agree to submit at any time to medical tests and controls, particularly doping controls,
carried out in compliance with the regulations of FIBA, the International Olympic
Committee, and WADA.
Appeals 35 - ANSWER-An appeal against decisions made under the foregoing
provisions shall be submitted to the FIBA Appeals' Panel in accordance with the
Regulations governing Appeals (see Book 1, Chapter VII).
Appeals 36 - ANSWER-If and when an appeal hearing is organised under these
Regulations involving member federations, clubs or players, FIBA shall be authorised to
make the organisation of such hearing dependent upon the parties paying to FIBA
reasonable administrative costs
Decisions 30 - ANSWER-Unless provided otherwise, all decisions regarding the
eligibility and the national status of players are taken by the FIBA Legal Commission
acting through the Secretary General. With respect to Zone championships and in the
event of doubts, he may consult with the respective FIBA Zone Secretary General.
International Transfer of Players; Age Limit/Young Players 50 - ANSWER-International
transfer is not permitted before a player's eighteenth (18) birthday, except in special
cases as decided by the Secretary General after examination of the matter with the
member federations and, if necessary, with the clubs and the player concerned. The
Secretary General may request any documents deemed necessary in order to
determine whether the transfer falls under article 3-51 or 3-52 below."
,International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 37 - ANSWER-All
decisions related to an international transfer shall be made by FIBA
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 38 - ANSWER-All
decisions related to a special agreement according to article 3-40 below shall be the
exclusive competence of the Secretary General
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 39 - ANSWER-Any
basketball player shall have the right to play basketball in any country in the world,
within the limits established by the General Statutes and Internal Regulations of FIBA
and the eligibility regulations of the respective member federation.
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 40 - ANSWER-These
regulations governing international transfer apply in their entirety to all member
federations. However, in exceptional circumstances, FIBA may reach a special
agreement with a national member federation or one of its member organisations
International Transfer of Players; Application of these Regulations 41 - ANSWER-For
national transfers, member federations are invited to draw on these Internal Regulations
and to establish their own regulations governing the transfer of players in the spirit of
the FIBA Regulations.
International Transfer of Players; Disputes 97 - ANSWER-Unless circumstances dictate
otherwise, all disputes arising from a refusal to issue a letter of clearance shall be
decided within seven (7) days of the point in time when the dispute has arisen by the
Secretary General of FIBA with the possibility of appeal (see article 3-112). The
foregoing shall apply mutatis mutandis in the event of a dispute regarding the question
to which national member federation a player transfers
International Transfer of Players; Illegal Transfers 100 - ANSWER-Any international
transfer carried out in accordance with the procedures set out in these regulations, but
having taken place after an illegal transfer, is null and void, other than in exceptional
cases upon the decision of the Secretary General.
International Transfer of Players; Illegal Transfers 99 - ANSWER-Any international
transfer having taken place without a letter of clearance is invalid and, in this event, a
national member federation issuing a license and/or allowing the player's participation in
domestic or international competitions will be liable to a fine in accordance with article 3-
110 of these Regulations. Any international transfer having taken place before a player's
eighteenth (18) birthday without FIBA's authorisation is invalid and, in this event, a
national member federation issuing a license and/or allowing the player's participation in
domestic or international competitions will be liable to a fine in accordance with article 3-
110 of these Regulations. A sanction may also be imposed in accordance with Article 1-
129 on the player, the club(s) and the agent(s) involved in an illegal transfer.
, International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 42 - ANSWER-A letter of
clearance must be obtained from the national member federation where a player was
last licensed before he can be licensed by another member federation. A copy of each
letter of clearance must be sent (also by email) to FIBA. This document certifies that the
player concerned is free to be licensed by another member federation.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 43 - ANSWER-A letter of
clearance may not be issued to more than one national member federation at any one
time. Sanctions may be imposed on a national member federation in the event of
misleading practices and/or procedures.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 44 - ANSWER-The letter of
clearance may not be limiting or conditional. If applicable, the letter of clearance must
mention any sanctions applied under the auspices of the national member federation
that may be in force against the player. Such mention shall include the unexpired period
of suspension from playing, the unpaid amount of a monetary fine which is part of the
sanction applied by the national member federation, or the unexpired portion of any
other sanction. FIBA must be informed when a letter of clearance is issued where there
is an outstanding sanction and a copy of the file relating to the sanction must be sent
together with a copy of the letter of clearance (see also article 1-141a).
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 45 - ANSWER-The national
member federation requesting a letter of clearance must indicate the name, nationality
and license number of the FIBA player's agent(s) involved in the transfer, where
applicable. This obligation is also valid for the national member federation receiving a
request for a letter of clearance.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 46 - ANSWER-The only reason for
which a national member federation may refuse to grant the request for a letter of
clearance is if the player is under contract to play for his club beyond the scheduled
transfer date. See article 3-76. A letter of clearance may not be delayed or refused
because of a monetary dispute between a club and a player.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 47 - ANSWER-The national
member federation may charge a maximum administrative fee as stipulated in article 3-
305 for the transfer of a player under its jurisdiction to another member federation.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 48 - ANSWER-All the provisions of
these Letter of Clearance Regulations apply to any player licensed by a national
member federation who wishes to apply for an international transfer, irrespective of
whether the player is a national or foreign player.
International Transfer of Players; Letter of Clearance 49 - ANSWER-Failure to comply
with the above requirements may lead to sanctions as per article 3-303
