Evaluation MA – arbiters.europechess.org

Welcome. This is an Evaluation form for a Match Arbiter or Arbiter at any ECU event. Should be filled in by the Chief Arbiter. The Chief Arbiter can assign this task to a Deputy Chief Arbiter or a Sector Arbiter, but is responsible for the result himself (herself).

Please fill in this form for every arbiter in the tournament.

Name of the Chief Arbiter

E-mail of the Chief Arbiter

European Chess Union Event:

Given Name (First Name) of the Evaluated Arbiter:

Surname of the Evaluated Arbiter:

FIDE ID of the Evaluated Arbiter:

Arriving on time.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unknown

Please state the reason why:

Observence of the dress code.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unknown

Please state the reason why:

Ensuring silence and good playing conditions in the playing hall.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unknown

Please state the reason why:

Settings and adjusting of the clocks.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Uknown

Please state the reason why:

Arbiter's relationship with the players.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unknown

Please state the reason why:

Handling claims and resolving situations by the Arbiter.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unkown

Please state the reason why:

Handling time trouble and general obsevation of games.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Uknown

Please state the reason why:

Collecting and handling of the results.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unknown

Please state the reason why:

Knowledge of the regulations.

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unknown

Please state the reason why:

To the best of your knowledge, in which languages is the Arbiter able to sufficiently communicate with players.

English Russian French Spanish German

Arbiter's objectivity:

Good Satisfactory Inadequate Unknown

Please state the reason why:

General impression:

Good Satisfactory Inadequate

Please state the reason why:

To the best of your knowledge, did the Arbiter sign GDPR consent?

Yes, on paper. Yes, online. No.

Is there anything you would like to add about the Arbiter?

I hereby confirm that the above information is true.