regulations of the sport facility at 22, reymonta street

regulations of the sport facility at 22, reymonta street

§ 11
Representatives of the media shall have the right of access to the facility
between 9.00 AM and 8.00 PM showing their press ID issued by their mother
agency, and after obtaining the consent of the Press Office. Visits to the
facility must be previously notified at the Wisła Kraków Press Office. Entries
to mass events organised by the club shall occur under accreditations
issued by the Wisła Kraków Press Office.
§ 12
It is forbidden to carry in and hold the following items within the facility:
REGULATIONS
OF THE SPORT FACILITY
AT 22, REYMONTA STREET
IN KRAKÓW
On the basis of art. 6 section 3 of the act of 20 March 2009 on mass event
safety (Polish Journal of Laws Dz. U. Nr 62, poz. 504), and changes ( Dz. U
z 2010 r. nr 152 poz. 1021) Dz. U z 2010 r. nr 127 poz.857 ) Dz. U z 2011 r.
nr 217 poz. 1280 ) hereinafter referred to as the “Act”, these Regulations for
mass events – football matches are hereby introduced
§1
The facility at 22, Reymonta Street in Krakow is the registered office of the
club Klub Wisła Kraków S.A.
§2
The facility may serve to organise mass events – football matches, artistic
events, entertainment and sport events, as well as other events not subject
to the act on mass event safety.
§3
Detailed rules of procedure and availability of the facility to the public during
a mass event are specified in the Mass Event regulations of 12.01.2012.
§4
It is hereby announced that the facility used for matches within the
professional football league is furnished with electronic identification
system for ticket sales, control of people staying in the facility, and control
of access to specific places at the stadium.
§5
The facility is monitored.
§6
1. The person remaining within the area of the facility shall be obliged
to observe order requests issued hereunder by the event organiser/
owner/manager/user of the facility, and in the event of intervention
of the Police, National Fire Service, Border Guards, Military Police, or
other workers of authorised forces and services – to carry out their
instructions.
2. Everyone entering the facility may be subject to activities comprising
insight in the items or luggage and shall respect the right to refuse the
entry or removal from the facility of any person refusing subjection to
such activities.
§7
The entry and stay in the facility of an underage person up to the age of 13
shall only take place under the care of an adult person.
1. Weapons, ammunition, and other dangerous items that can form hazard
to human life and health or to property;
2. Explosives, pyrotechnical products and substances of similar action, as
well as all materials forming fire hazard;
3. Containers for liquids or food made of hard material, including plastic
bottles;
4. Alcohol, drugs and psychotropic drugs, or other similar agents;
5. Helmets, umbrellas with sharp tips;
6. Materials with racial, political, xenophobic or vulgar content;
7. Containers for spraying gas, caustic substances or paint;
8. Items which due to their shape and/or dimensions cannot be hidden
under the seat;
9. Trumpets, vuvuzelas and instruments with mechanical or electric drive;
10.Laser pointers;
11.Advertising materials except for permitted under a written consent of
the event organiser/owner/manager/user of the facility;
12.Film and photo cameras, and other similar devices registering sound or
image, except for the ones designed for strictly private use;
13.Equipment for transmission of image, sound, event description via the
Internet, or other forms of transmission, except for the ones permitted
under a written consent of the organiser;
On the day of mass events or football matches, the facility shall be closed
to unauthorised persons until the commencement of the event. Entrances
for the public shall be opened each time at least two hours before the
planned commencement of the mass event or football match. During
other events, the terms of access to the event shall be determined by their
organiser.
§9
On the days where there are no mass events, football matches or other
events, the user of the facility shall introduce detailed terms for access to
the facility, ensuring its continuous use and security of the property on its
premises.
§ 13
It is forbidden to:
1. stay within the facility if under visible influence of alcohol, drugs and
psychotropic drugs, or other similar agents;
2. stay in places not designated for the public. This ban refers to, in
particular: the area where sport competition takes place, buildings and
equipment not designated for public use, facade of the facility, fences,
walls, roofs of the stadium, lighting equipment, camera platforms, trees,
all sorts of masts and entries to other places, equipment and rooms to
which access is only provided to specialist services of representatives
of the event organiser.
3. throw items that may form hazard to life and health of people on the
premises of the facility;
4. shout and display slogans of obscene, vulgar and racist content,
encourage quarrels on nationalistic, religious, social background, etc.
5. use elements of clothing or items to cover the face in order to prevent
identification or render it difficult;
6. soil or spread litter in the facility;
7. make fire;
8. use equipment of the facility contrary to its purpose;
9. carry in animals, except for guide dogs;
§ 14
1. Persons infringing the provision of these regulations may be removed
from the facility.
2. The organiser of a mass event being a football match may apply club
ban to persons in breach of these regulations, which would comprise
the ban on participation in further mass events performed by such an
organiser. The penalised person shall have the right to appeal against
the club ban to the relevant entity organising the matches within the
time period and according to the procedure specified by such an entity.
§ 15
1. The owner/manager/user of the facility/organiser of a mass event
performed in the facility reserves the right to claim compensation for
damage caused to the facility, including the infringement of their good
image.
2. For the security of participants to mass events, the owner/manager/
user of the facility/organiser of a mass event shall have the right to
change the rules for access to the facility, observing the obligation to
inform the public in the generally adopted manner, including via notice
boards, via the media, Internet, etc.
These Regulations shall enter into force on 12 January 2012.
MASS EVENT REGULATIONS
On the basis of art. 6 section 3 of the act of 20 March 2009 on mass event
safety (Polish Journal of Laws Dz. U. Nr 62, poz. 504), and changes ( Dz. U
z 2010 r. nr 152 poz. 1021) Dz. U z 2010 r. nr 127 poz.857 ) Dz. U z 2011 r.
nr 217 poz. 1280 ) hereinafter referred to as the “Act”, these Regulations for
mass events – football matches are hereby introduced.
Chapter I
Scope of application
1. From 8.00 AM to 5.00 PM, offices shall be available to persons holding
permanent or single passes.
2. From 5.00 PM to 10.00 PM, supervised access to specific rooms is
introduced.
3. From 10.00 PM to 8.00 AM, only those persons may remain at the
premises of the facility who have obtained a written consent of the
Management Board or the Security Director.
4. Players of youth teams shall enter the facility on the basis of lists
prepared by the team managers.
5. Representatives of companies performing cyclical services, repairs and
renovations on the premises of the facility may enter the premises on
the basis of previously sent lists of persons and vehicles.
6. Meetings, sessions, tours, and group visits to the Wisła Museum and the
stadium may be organised after prior arrangement of the date, terms
and type of the visit with the relevant employee of the club and after
notification of the person in charge of security.
7. Valuables carried in and out must be each time notified to the security
officer at the entrance/exit.
§ 10
1. Trading, gastronomic, artistic and other services, including transmissions,
radio and TV recordings, filming and photographing on the premises of
the facility may only take place with the consent of the owner, manager
or user and organiser of the mass event and on the terms specified by
such a person.
2. Limitations to filming and photographing shall not refer to activities
carried out by the Police, other authorised forces and authorities within
their official duties.
Chapter III
Responsibilities of participants to mass event – football match
§3
1. Participants to the event are obliged to the following:
a. not to distort public order;
b. to observe the provisions of these regulations and the regulations of
the facility;
c. to have and show on each request of the security forces, information
services or stewards of the mass event the document authorising to
enter and stay at the event, as well as an ID, or and in the case of
professional league matches – fan ID issued within the league;
d. to take the seat specified in the document authorising to enter the
mass event;
e. not to threaten security of other persons present at the mass event;
f. to observe order requests issued by security forces, information
services or stewards of the mass event, and in the event of intervention
of the Police, National Fire Service, Border Guards, Military Police, or
other workers of authorised forces and services – to carry out their
instructions;
2. Due to security of the mass event, on request of the security forces,
information services or stewards, participants to the mass event are
obliged to take places as specified in the document authorizing to enter
the facility.
Chapter IV
§1
1. These regulations shall refer to mass events – football matches
organised by Wisła Kraków Spółka Akcyjna on the premises of Henryk
Reyman Stadium situated at 22, Reymonta Street, 30-059 Kraków.
2. These regulations shall determine the terms for participation and rules
of behaviour of participants to mass events, in particular the provisions
regulating:
a. responsibilities of participants to events;
b. participation terms,
c. rights of participants to mass events;
d. liability of participants to the event for behaviour breaching
the regulations.
Chapter II
Organisation of a mass event – football match
§2
1. The organiser of the event shall be responsible for security of the mass
event at the place and time of its duration.
2. The organiser of the event may create buffer security zones in front of
entrance gates to allow preliminary control.
3. Entry to the event is under a fee and only the persons holding passes
to the mass events – football matches shall be allowed to enter (single
tickets, season tickets, personal invitations, etc.) and in the case of
professional league matches – individual fan IDs issued by the relevant
entity managing such matches or in agreement with the clubs associated
within the entity.
4. Tickets referred to in section 3 can be purchased or received free of
charge by the persons showing their ID documents, and in the case of
professional league matches – by the persons holding individual fan ID.
d. use the equipment, including hygienic-sanitary furnishings, which
are open to the public, according to their purpose;
e. use medical assistance during the event;
f. use the deposit point after prior notification of the security or
information services of the Organiser.
2. Participants to the event shall also have the right to:
a. Immediate notification to the Organiser of the information and
possible claims regarding damage incurred during and on the
premises of the mass event,
b. Claim reimbursement of costs from the Organiser for unused tickets
or passes authorising to participate in the mass event due to reasons
attributable to the Organiser.
PROHIBITED
ITEMS
Chapter VI
Special provisions regarding professional league matches
§6
1. By the purchase of fan ID, ticket, season ticket, and by taking hold of a
document authorising to participate in a mass event – football match,
participants to the event grant automatic consent to processing of one’s
personal data by the entity managing the matches of the professional
league, its subsidiaries or affiliated football clubs, as necessary to meet
the requirements of the Act, and to transfer of such data to other entities
to the extent indicated in the Act.
2. The data referred to in section 1 must be processed according to the
provisions of the act on personal data protection.
3. The data referred to above shall be processed for no longer than two
years from the date of the last mass event – football match participated
in by the relevant participant.
WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVES, KNIVES
KASKI, PARASOLKI
HELMETS, UMBRELLAS
Terms of participation to mass event – football match
BUTELKI, PUSZKI,
KUBKI, DZBANKI
BOTTLES, CANS, CUPS, JARS
MATERIAŁY PIROTECHNICZNE
PYROTECHNICAL MATERIALS
Chapter VII
§4
§ 16
§8
5. The documents referred to in section 3 are inscribed and cannot be
passed on or resold.
1. It is forbidden to enter a mass event – football match to a person who:
a. has been issued a decision banning the entry to the mass event or
obliging to abstaining from staying at sites of mass events;
b. has been issued a foreign ban or club ban;
c. refuses subjection to the activities specified in art. 20 of the act on
mass event security;
d. is under visible influence of alcohol, drugs and psychotropic drugs,
or other similar agents;
e. is aggressive, provocative or otherwise creates a threat to security or
public order;
f. is under 13 and without an accompanying adult.
2. During the mass event – football match, it is forbidden to, in particular:
a. use elements of clothing or items to cover the face in order to
prevent identification or render it difficult;
b. shout and display slogans of obscene, vulgar and racist content, to
encourage quarrels on nationalistic, religious, or social background,
etc.;
c. throw items;
d. consume alcohol, 3,5%
e. take drugs or psychotropic drugs;
f. Notoriously stay outside the places occupied by fans participating
in the organised encouragement in the sectors indicated by the
organiser;
g. make and fuel fire and smoke outside the places designated for that
purpose;
h. have explosives, pyrotechnic products and substances of similar
action, etc.;
i. place banners or flags in a manner limiting visibility to other
participants to the event or in a manner limiting visibility of advertising
materials or escape exits;
j. satisfy one’s physiological needs outside the toilets and to litter the
stadium, as well as to destroy the facility’s infrastructure;
k. unjustified occupation of places on traffic routes and in the area of
escape routes.
l. use equipment of the facility contrary to its purpose;
3. During the mass event – football match, it is forbidden to carry in and
have the following, in particular:
a. weapons, ammunition and other dangerous items that can be used
as weapon;
b. explosives, pyrotechnical products and substances of similar action,
as well as all materials forming fire hazard;
c. containers for liquids or food made of hard material, including plastic
bottles;
d. alcohol, drugs and psychotropic drugs, or other similar agents;
e. helmets, umbrellas with sharp tips;
f. materials with racial, political, xenophobic or vulgar content;
g. containers for spraying gas, caustic substances or paint;
h. items which due to their shape and/or dimensions cannot be hidden
under the seat;
i. trumpets, vuvuzelas and instruments with mechanical or electric
drive;
j. laser pointers;
k. advertising materials except for permitted under a written consent
of the event organiser/owner/manager/user of the facility;
l. film and photo cameras, and other similar devices registering sound
or image, except for the ones designed for strictly private use;
m.equipment for transmission of image, sound, event description via
the Internet, or other forms of transmission, except for the ones
permitted under a written consent of the organiser;
n. and to carry in animals, except for guide dogs;
o. The club provides for storage of items at a deposit point – if the
security determines one carries in items forbidden hereunder, such
a person shall be removed from the stadium without the right to
ticket reimbursement.
Final provisions
§7
1. Entry to the facility shall simultaneously constitute the consent to use
one’s image in reference to the production, presentation, advertising or
use of the film, video and audio record from the mass event and/or any
element of the match presented in the media worldwide.
2. Persons distorting the public order or behaving contrary to the
regulations on the mass event shall be removed from the mass event
area.
3. The organiser of a mass event being a football match may apply club
ban to persons in breach of these regulations, which would comprise
the ban on participation in further mass events performed by such an
organiser. The penalised person shall have the right to appeal against
the club ban to the relevant entity organising the matches within the
time period and according to the procedure specified by such an entity.
4. In cases specified in the act on mass event security, the organiser’s
forces shall have the right to arrest persons creating direct hazard to
goods entrusted under security and persons committing forbidden acts
for the purpose of their immediate handover to the Police.
5. Notwithstanding the provisions of these regulations, the organiser’s
forces shall refuse the entry to the mass event in cases specified in art.
22.1 of the act on mass event security.
6. The Organiser reserves the right to:
a. change the date of the event, guaranteeing the possibility of
reimbursement for the previously purchased tickets.
b. pursue claims for damage caused by the participants to the event.
c. cancel the fan card, ID card, subscription or other document
authorising to enter the mass event, according to the applicable
regulations.
7. The regulations on mass events – football matches shall enter into
force on 12 January 2012.
CAUTION!
>1m
>2m
>1cm
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, DRUGS
RACIST, XENOPHOBIC, POLITICAL,
RELIGIOUS, PROPAGANDA
MATERIALS
FLAGSTAFF MAX. 1 M
AND DIAMETER 1 CM
FLAGSIZE MAX. 2,0 M x 1,5 M
(6.5’ x 5.0’)
> 25x25x25cm
MA
A
KL
RE
ANIMALS (EXCEPT FOR ANIMALS
THAT ASSIST PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES)
PROMOTIONAL OR COMMERCIAL
OBJECTS OR MATERIALS
AEROSOL SPRAYS
IT IS HEREBY PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED THAT THE EVENTS AT THE
STADIUM ARE MONITORED, AND THEIR COURSE IS RECORDED VIA
IMAGE AND SOUND RECORDERS.
BOXES, BACKPACKS, CASES,
LARGE BAGS, ETC.
> 25 x 25 x 25 cm
las
er
(art. 11 par. 1 of the act of 20 March 2009 on mass event security)
PAPER ROLLS,
LARGE QUANTITIES OF PAPER
NOISEMAKING DEVICE SUCH AS
MEGAPHONES, BELLS,
VUVUZELAS, ETC.
4. It is forbidden to enter places not designated for the public. The ban
shall, in particular, refer to: the area where sport competition takes
place, buildings and equipment not designated for public use, facade
of the facility, fences, walls, roofs of the stadium, lighting equipment,
camera platforms, trees, all sorts of masts and entries to other places,
equipment and rooms to which access is only provided to specialist
services of representatives of the event organiser.
LASER POINTERS
PROFESSIONAL CAMERAS,
VIDEO CAMERAS
Chapter V
Rights of participants to mass event – football match
§5
1. Participants to a mass event shall have the right to:
a. stay within the premises of the stadium during the event, namely
from the time of facility opening by the Organiser until the end of
the mass event;
b. freely participate in the match expressing their emotions, which
shall only be limited by the need to observe the generally applicable
regulations and the provisions hereof;
c. obtain information about the location of medical, information,
gastronomy and sanitary points and facilities, as well as about the
security requirements specified by the Organiser or rescue services;
>1.5m
> 10cm
ELEMENTS OF CLOTHING
COVERING FACE, BALACLAVAS