The Combat Sports Commission regulates the safety and organisation of combat sports in Western Australia.
An online registration portal for contestants and industry participants.
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The Combat Sports Commission online portal streamlines the registration process and offer a number of benefits to registrants. Contestants and industry participants will have the ability to:
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The Commission has launched a new online education unit for combat sport registrants of Western Australia.
The Combat Sports Commission is committed to continually striving for a healthier and safer Western Australian combat sports community. It is important that anyone engaging in combat sports understands the legislation, rules, policies, conditions of registration and how to prepare safely for a contest.
A person who desires to conduct a combat sport contest must apply to the commission for a permit in accordance with the Combat Sports Act 1987.
Register as a contestant, judge, manager, promoter, referee, second, timekeeper or trainer to participate in a contest.
Relevant legislation and associated information for combat sports contestants, industry participants and the combat sports industry.
Rules for boxing, kickboxing, mixed martial arts and Muay Thai.
A list of policies for regulating the safety of combat sports in Western Australia.
Factsheets, forms and fees for contestants and industry participants involved in combat sports.
Important health and safety information including the dangers associated with weight cutting.
Suspensions and disciplinary actions issued by a medical practitioner or actioned by the commission.
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The commission consists of 9 members who are appointed by the Minister for Sport and Recreation.
These members include:
An independent review of the commission’s policies, procedures and operations around the preparation for contests has been undertaken following the death of a registered contestant undertaking a weight cut in the lead up to a contest.
Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport246 Vincent Street, Leederville WA 6007PO Box 8349, Perth Business Centre WA 6849Telephone 61 8 6552 1604Email combatsport@cits.wa.gov.au