To whom is the signed inspection sheet handed?

• A. Lifters
• B. Referee
• C. President of the jury
• D. Technical controller

Answer: (C)

In a meet, the signed inspection sheet becomes the official record that the lifter’s gear and equipment were checked and approved. After the inspection is completed and the official signs off, the document is handed to the President of the jury. The President of the jury oversees all technical aspects of the competition and keeps the paperwork, ensuring there’s a single, auditable place for these records. The lifter and the observer officials may participate in the inspection, but the transfer of the signed sheet to the chief official ensures proper documentation and accountability.