Neva Masquerade

Tady je přesné znění regulí FIFe k uznání nového plemene, nebo nové barevné variety.
Bohužel jenom v jazyce anglickém, je to staženo přímo z webu FIFe.

4.6 Recognition of new breeds and new varieties
4.6.1 Recognition of a new colour variety or a new breed
To recognize a new colour variety to a breed listed by the FIFe, or a new breed not listed by the FIFe, the following conditions must be met:
• Recognition show(s) must take place before 1st of February of the same year the application for recognition has been forwarded to the FIFe General Assembly.
• No later than 1st of March, the Breed Council of the breed concerned must receive all relevant documents in order to give its opinion on the subject of recognition.
• No later than 60 days prior to the FIFe General Assembly, the FIFe Board and the Commissions must receive the final application for recognition, including the opinion of the Breed Council concerned (if any).
4.6.2 Recognition of a new colour variety
By new colour variety is meant a colour, which
• of new colour varieties within an established breed, or which
• has not been recognised for the actual breed mentioned in the proposal
To recognize a new variety to a breed listed by the FIFe, the following conditions must be met:
• exhibition of 10 different cats at a minimum age of 6 months
• Two-thirds of the exhibited cats must be registered in a FIFe organisation and owned by a FIFe Member’s individual member
TThis presentation must take place during one or two international shows, in the presence of at least 5 members of the Judges & Standards and LO-Commission, with at least one representative from the LO-Commission.
If the presentation is to be held at two different shows, this must be effected within 6 months.
4.6.3 Recognition of a new breed
To recognize a new breed, i.e. a breed not listed by the FIFe as a recognized breed, the following conditions must be met:
• Exhibition of 3 different cats with 5 consecutive generations of the breed for recognition,
• In addition, exhibition of 15 different cats showing 3 different generations of the same breed for recognition.
• All exhibited cats must be at least 6 months old, be registered in a FIFe organisation and owned by a FIFe Member’s individual member.
This presentation must take place during one or two international shows in the presence of at least 5 members of the Judges & Standards and LO-Commission, with at least one representative from the LO-Commission.
If the presentation is to be held at two different shows, this must be effected within 6 months.
Recognition of a new breed will follow two steps. When recognised by the FIFe, the new breed will receive a preliminary recognition. At this level the cats can achieve no certificates higher than CACIB/CAPIB.
To obtain full recognition, documents must be presented to the FIFe General Assembly, proving that at least a total of 50 cats are entered in the LO or RIEX registries of at least 3 FIFe Members.
Full recognition can take place no earlier than one year and no later than 5 years after the breed received preliminary recognition
4.6.4 Application for recognition
When an application for recognition
• of new colour varieties within an established breed, or
• of colour varieties within a new breed to be recognised by the FIFe
has been forwarded to the FIFe as a proposal, the General Assembly is only allowed to make a decision on the actual colour varieties mentioned in the proposal. Other varieties than the ones applied for can only be dealt with and recognised if the Judges & Standards and the LO-Commission have recommended to do so.
The application for recognition must at least contain:
• exact indication of which colour should be recognised (use special form)
• future standard and scale of points for the colour / breed
• indications of which problems regarding these colour varieties could occur and which actions should be taken
• which restrictions there should be in the Breeding and Registration Rules (if any)
• how possible outcomes, which are not yet recognised should be recognised
• the opinion of the Breed Council for the breed (if any)