- Names may only be added to the Official Society Judging Lists by the Council of the Society.
- The Council of the Society shall consider nominations, at their September meeting, for addition and removal from the lists for the forthcoming year.
- Nominations for consideration by the Council of the Society may be received either from Regional Club Secretaries, on behalf of their Regional Club, or from any fully paid-up member of the Society.
- A nominee must be a member of the Society, have a close affiliation to a full member and/or also be associated with the Charolais cattle breed. Eligibility will be evaluated by the Council on an individual and unbiased basis.
- A person is not eligible to nominate themselves or any close member of their family or employees.
- Upon reaching the age of seventy, Judges will be reviewed by the Council for their eligibility to be added to the Society’s Emeritus Judges list. Subsequently, they will be informed of their withdrawal from the main Judges list and, if eligible, their addition to the Emeritus Judges list.
- If a main register Judge closes their membership, sells all their cattle, loses their affiliation to a full member, or brings the Society into disrepute, the Council have the right to revoke their name from the Judges list.
- Once a Judge has been added to the Emeritus Judges list, point 7 does not apply. Emeritus Judges will only be removed at their own request, or if the Society is notified of their death.
Judges Lists can be found under downloads.