Minnesota Administrative Rules Agency 204 - Boxing Commission
Here’s a refined overview of Agency 204 – the Minnesota Boxing Commission (Chapter 2201) under the Minnesota Administrative Rules:
🥊 Scope & Structure
Agency 204 applies exclusively to the Minnesota Boxing Commission, codified in Chapter 2201 – BOXING, covering rules from parts 2201.0010 to 2201.0500
These regulations govern licensing, bout conduct, definitions, safety standards, officials, and penalties related to professional and amateur boxing and combative sports
📌 Key Provisions
1. Definitions (Part 2201.0020)
Defines crucial terms such as “Boxer” (gloved fist combatants), “Combatant” (licensed participants), “Contest,” “Association of Boxing Commissions,” and other operational definitions
2. Licensing Requirements
License issued to promoters, boxers/combatants, officials, and other stakeholders.
Applications demand documentation like bonds, venue certificates, criminal history, good-standing tax status, and compliance pledges—largely guided by Statute 341.21.
3. Safety & Venue Standards
Venues must fulfill structural and capacity criteria (e.g., fire/building certifications).
Specific rules cover medical safety, gloves, ring standards, and bout setup.
4. Officials & Bout Oversight
Licensing and conduct requirements for referees, judges, timekeepers, and other officials.
Appointment procedures, code of conduct, and disciplinary frameworks detailed in the chapter.
5. Penalties & Enforcement
Establishes sanctions such as fines, suspensions, or revocation for rule violations.
Process for hearings and appeals is structured within the Commission’s framework.
🧭 Where to Find the Rules
The full text is available on the Minnesota Revisor’s Office website under Agency 204, Chapter 2201.
You can also find official compilations on Justia for archived or updated content.
✅ Why It Matters
Ensures safe and regulated combative sporting events in Minnesota.
Protects participant welfare, fair play, and public trust.
Provides clear licensing and compliance guidelines for all stakeholders.
Have Specific Questions?
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Licensing procedures and forms?
Safety protocols for boxing venues?
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