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IU:I BOARD OF BOYI%G 341.115 10:0 !..-string to promote or con- nke the licenses at its plea. 341.09 NUMBER OF LICENSES. Subdivision I. Except as provided in subdivisions 2 and 3, only one license shall Iry in which the individual be in force in any municipality or community at any time. shall entitle the licensee to �° Solid. 2. In any municipality having more than 100,000 and less than 200,000 inhabitants, the board of boxing may issue one license for amateur and one for profes- erson or organization hold- sional boxing and sparring exhibitions. but both licenses shall not be issued to the same se, current. or spontaneous, losedcircuit telecast orsub. s..+ person. Solid. 3. In municipalities whose population exceeds 100.000 the board ofboxing her originating in this state may issue one franchise for every 200.000 population or fraction thereof. erson or organization shall History- (3260.9) 1933 c 7 s 9: 1949 c 482 s 1; 1975 c 271 s 6; 1976 c 2 s 171: 1976 c 239s 99.100; 1981 c 357s 95. 1Sp1981 c I art 10 s 30 Alty of a misdemeanor and nercin provided is in addi• i may be otherwise fixed in 3I1.10 LICENSE FEES. board have authority to collect and require the payment of a license fee The shall set by the board from the owners of franchises or licenses. Notwithstand- 2 s 3;1967 c 451 s 1,2: 1971 in an amount ing section 16.4.11_8, subdivision la, the fee is not subject to approval by the commis. 1975 c 271 s 6; 1916 c 2 s sioner of finance and need not recover all costs. The board shall require the payment ip1981cIart 10s30;1984 of the fee at the time of the issuance of the license or franchise to the owner. The moneys so derived shall be collected by the board and paid to the state treasurer. The board have authority to license all boxers, managers, seconds. referees and judges and 4 OF DUTIES. shall may require them to pay a license fee. All moneys collected by the board from such .I5 shall be paid for from licenses shall be paid to the state treasurer. History: c 7 s 10: 1951 c 56 s 1; 1971 c 792 s 2: 1975 c 236 s 3. 1976 ': l953 c 593 s 2; l965 6r:19s180:3sZ1976 c965 39 c22-s183:1976c_39s101:1981c357s96;ISp1981c1art10s30;1989c269s45 341.11 BOXING EXHIBITION RULES. '- The board shall promulgate rules to govern the holding of amateur boxing exhibi- :r shall authorize the indi- tions within the state. The board shall not promulgate any rules which, iffollowed byaparticipant, would log arsparring exhibitions affect the participant's amateur status in starts other than Minnesota. iesignated therein, subject in its discretion incorpo- adversely History: (3260.11) 1933 c 7 s 11; 1971 c 792 s 3; 1975 e 236 s 41 1976 c 222 s 184; rig or sparring exhibitions 1976 a 239 s 102r 1986 c 444 latch shall be of more than 341.115 PROFESSIONAL BOXING. �181;I976c239s97:1981 Any contest. match or exhibition in which cash prizes of 55 or more or other prizes to any boxer shall comply with all rules of the board worth $100 or more are offered of boxing governing professional boxing. For purposes of this section, trophies. travel expenses and subsistence expenses shall not be considered prizes. No boxer participat- ing in these contests, matches, or exhibitions shall engage in more than 15 rounds of . of the first class, but no boxing in a 14-day period. If the boxer loses due to a technical knockout or is knocked jarring exhibitions within snless the governing body unconscious, the boxer cannot fight for a 30day period. No boxer shall participate in or exhibitions unless the boxer has submitted an affidavit of ag exhibitions therein; I' these contests, matches, physical fitness, subscribed and swom to under oath, to the board and has been exam - parting exhibitions in any Al be issued the ined by a physician designated by the board. The affidavit must state that the boxer has not until lVeming body of the town regularly trained for at least 60 days under the supervision of a second licensed by the licensed in anothcrjurisdiction or the equivalent. ^.wnsinsuch community, board cifboxingor a second or trainer The must include an electroencephalogram if the boxer has been knocked Il:y in such county where l such municipality or by examination unconscious in boxing competition. The examination must also include an eye exami- defects or damage that could be aggravated by box. -eevidenced byacertified itog body may revoke the nation designed to reveal anv retinal ing. The examination shall be performed at the expense of the promoter. resolution revoking con- The board may order an electroencephalogram before any contest, match, or exhi- bition if it determines that the examination is necessary to protect the health of the boxer. The examination must be performed at the expense of the promoter. '39 s 98; 1981 c 357 s 94r History: 19.91 c 315 s 1; 1982 c 405 s R 1983 c 341 s 2; 1986 c 444