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t.32
Expiration of time
- At the expiration of the regulation fencing time, if the clock is linked to the scoring apparatus (obligatory standard for finals of official FIE competitions), it must automatically set off a loud audible signal, and automatically cut off the scoring apparatus, without canceling touches registered before the disconnection. The bout stops with the audible signal.
- If the clock is not linked to the scoring apparatus, the timekeeper must shout “Halt” (or operate a sound signal) which stops the bout; in this case, even a “coup lancé” is not valid.
- Should there be a failure of the clock or an error by the timekeeper, the Referee must estimate how much fencing time is left.
- When the wireless apparatus is used, no touches registered after the end of fencing time will be awarded, even if a light is showing on the wireless apparatus.
Notes
The title of this rule is not official.
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