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List of prohibited ad restricted items

The purpose of the document - to provide information to prevent rackets /transportation of dangerous items, substances and materials that can be used to

harm the health of guests and participants of the Games or to create a threat to

the safety of the Games or may cause other emergency.

The document includes a full list of categories of items that are prohibited

to bring into the Olympic venues during the period from January 7 until March21, 2014. Also it includes the exceptions provided for certain categories of

persons involved in the preparation and conduction of the Games in Sochi.

1. BASIC TERMS

Accommodation facilities places of accommodation of representatives of

client groups Olympic/Paralympic Family, Press and Broadcasting

Companies; all Olympic and Paralympic villages and hotels located inside thesecure perimeter according to the President Decree from 19 August, 2013 686.

Client groups participants and guests of the Games that are classified to

different categories (IOC/IPC, NOC/NPC, Marketing Partners, Athletesm

Workforce, Spectators and etc.)

Television equipment equipment intended for professional audio and videorecording and information reproduction, its processing and subsequent broadcast

and transmission. Such equipment includes video cameras, accessories forprofessional video cameras (lenses, tripods, cases, stands, batteries, rechargers,

etc.), monitors, terminal equipment (control panels, converters, switchboards,

EVS and HD terminals, servers, recorders, mobile recording devices, etc.), audioequipment (microphones, transmitters, amplifiers, speakers, headsets,communications panels, audio receivers, etc.), lighting fixtures for television and

radio broadcasting, and lashing straps).

Photographic equipmentequipment intended for professional photography,including cameras, removable lenses, and other non-lighting devices.


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Therapeutic use exemption (TUE) permits the athlete to use medicines that

are related to the doping and restricted according to the doping rules if it isnecessary on medical reasons

RVSS- remote vehicle screening site

2. Action on detection prohibited itemsAll recovery actions prohibited items carried by law enforcement officials

during the inspection procedures of screening persons and vehicles in specially

equipped areas.In case of detection of prohibited items, the owner of the item / substance /

material will be asked to get rid of him. In case of refusal to get rid of the item /

substance / material item owner is not allowed to object.

WARNING: storage space for prohibited items arenot provided at the venues, so discovered during theinspection prohibited items / substances / materials are non-

refundable.

If the item is not included in the list of prohibiteditems, but its size prevents from the screening in Pedestrian

Screening Area (PSA), access with this item through PSAis prohibited.

3.EXCEPTIONS FROM THE LIST OF PROHIBITED ITEMS

For various reasons at the Games-time it is necessary to allow bringing of

certain categories of items, materials or substances which are on the category of

prohibited.

Such items are specified in the column titled Exceptions in this document.

Also this column describes concrete client groups that are allowed to bring suchitems to the venues including the way of bringing (vehicle delivery, PSA, any of

these two kinds)
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1. LIST OF PROHIBITED ITEMS.

Prohibited items

Exceptions

WHAT is permittedTO WHOM it is

permitted

HOW is it

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1.Explosive materials, firing

devices, and items wired to

them:

-any gunpowder, in anyencasement, and in any quantity;

-live ammunition (includingsmall caliber), cartridges for gas

guns, and detonators (percussioncaps);-pyrotechnics: signal andillumination flares, signal

1.Pyrotechnics for the Openingand Closing Ceremonies

1;

Accredited Sochi 2014,contractors/partners, client

groups and Ceremoniesdelivery vehicles

2,.

2.Explosive agents foravalanche warning systems

(Secubex hand-launched

grenades, AvalancheurLacroix avalanche cannon, and

Gazex and Daisybelldevices).

Authorized employees of

the avalanche protection

service of the venue.

1The procedure for delivering pyrotechnics is described in the document "Delivering pyrotechnics to venues."

2Hereinafter according to the text of this document, it is expected that freight transport access to venues is accomplished in accordance with policy PO.SEC.004 "Transport Vehicle Acc

to Venues," approved by the Interagency Operational Headquarters for Security of the XXII Olympic Winter Games and the XI Paralympic Winter Games 2014 in Sochi (Games Security

Command Centre).


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cartridges, blasting cartridges,

smoke bombs (candles), blasting

matches, sparklers, and railway

detonators;-TNT, dynamite, ammonal, andother explosive substances;-detonator capsules, electricaldetonators, etc.2.Compressed and liquefied

gases:

- gases for domestic use(butane, propane) and other

gases;- gas cartridges charged with aneuro-paralytic agent and tear

gas, etc.

1.Cigarette lighters for personalusing All persons

2.Cylinders with oxygen inmedical vehicles

3. Ambulance vehicles.

3.Gas cartridges with irritatingand neuromuscular paralytic

effects

Accredited police staff

4.Charged cylinders (butane,propane) for heaters located in

the Olympic village.


groups delivery vehicles.

5.Cylinders with nitrogen andother substances for preparationof field of play.

Accredited Sochi 2014,

contractors/partners, clientgroups delivery vehicles.

3The detailed procedure is specified in the procedure "Access of Medical Vehicles to Venues."


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6.Gases for maintenance ofcables (Freon for cleaning and

repair).


contractors/partners, client


7.Cylinders charged with SF6gas (hexafluoride sulfur) for

servicing high-voltage SF6circuit breakers (with

appropriate equipment at the

venue).




8.Cylinders charged withpropane, butane (or a mixture of

them), acetylene, and oxygen,intended for performing

bending, cutting, and weldingworks on metal structures as

well as for installing rolled

roofing material and flashing.




9.Fire extinguisher, included instandard equipment of the

vehicle according to Russianlaws.

To all vehicles.

10. Cylinders charged withargon and carbon dioxide gas forwelding in the appropriate

atmosphere.




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3.Highly flammable liquids:

- acetone;- benzene;- samples of highly flammablepetrochemicals;- methanol;- methyl acetate (methyl ether);- carbon disulfide;- ethers;- ethyl cellosolve;- bioethanol (denaturedethanol);

1.Petrol and diesel fuel4; Accredited Sochi 2014vehicles with the proper

VAPP and vehicle

accreditation (MIA permit).

2.Liquids for maintenance ofsports equipment (in quantities

of no more than 500 ml per

person).

Accredited persons of the

client group Athletes andNOC and NPC.

3.Liquids for servicingphotography and video-

equipment (in quantities of nomore than 500 ml per person).

Individuals with

accreditations E, Es, EP,

Eps, ET, EC, ENR, Ex,

Epx, RTa,RTb, RTc, HBa,HBb, HBc, BRTG,

BRTGA (client groupPress and

Broadcasters).

4.Industrial oils and lubricatingmaterials required formaintenance and repair of

mechanical, electromechanical,electrical, mechanical heating,

and other equipment, including

various lubricants and electrical

insulating oil.

Accredited Sochi 2014 andcontractors/partners

delivery vehicles.

4In compliance with the procedure approved by the I nteragency Operational Headquarters for Security of the XXII Olympic Winter Games and t he XI Paralympic Winter Games 2014 in

Sochi (Games Security Command Centre).


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5.Paint, varnish, and lacquermaterials as well as organic

solvents needed for working

with them

Accredited Sochi 2014 and

contractors/partners

delivery vehicles.

6.Liquids for servicing biofuelburners (biofuels).


contractors/partnersdelivery vehicles.

4.Flammable solids:-substances susceptible tospontaneous combustion;-substances which emit highlyflammable gases through

interaction with water(potassium, sodium, calcium

metal, and their alloys, calcium

phosphorus, white, yellow, and

red phosphorus, and all othersubstances classified as highly

flammable solids).

Without exceptions.

5.Oxidants and organic peroxide(colloidal nitrocellulose in

granules, flakes, or bits).

Without exceptions.

6.Toxic substances, radioactive

materials, and caustic and

corrosive substances(stronginorganic acids: hydrochloric,

sulfuric, nitric, and others,

Without exceptions.


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hydrofluoric (fluoric) acid, and

other strong acids and corrosive

substances).

7.Poisonous and toxic substances:-any potent poisonous or toxicsubstance in liquid or solid form,

in any receptacle;

-brucine, nicotine, strychnine,tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol,

antifreeze, brake fluid, ethyleneglycol, mercury, all salts of

hydrocyanic acid and cyanide

compounds, arsenic anhydride,

and other poisonous and toxicsubstances prohibited by the laws

of the Russian Federation.

1.Paint, varnish, and lacquersubstances and solvents

(including aerosolsforexample, paint for flagging at

the ski jumping complex).

Accredited Sochi 2014delivery vehicles,

contractors/partners.

2.De-icing agents. Accredited Sochi 2014delivery vehicles,contractors/partners.

8.Pharmaceuticalsof more than

one package of more than five

different items with a totalvolume of more than 100 ml. (in

any formincluding aerosols,

drops, syringes, etc.in the

manufacturer's originalpackaging)

and medical supplies.

1.Pharmaceuticals in amountsprescribed by a doctor

(document in Russian or

English) , with presentation ofsuch prescription.

Accredited residents of

accommodation facilities

inside the security zone.

2.Medical supplies (medicalequipment, consumablematerials, and pharmaceuticals)

in accordance with the laws ofthe Russian Federation.

Medical personnel of the

Sochi2014 (including

mobile medical teams);

Ambulance services;

Accredited medical

personnel of NOC/NPC.


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3.Packaged medical kits forrendering first aid to be placed at

work sites5.


contractors/partners

delivery vehicles.

4.Fixed medical equipmentdelivered to medical service

stations and polyclinics located

within the security zone6

.


contractors/partnersdelivery vehicles.

5.Medical kits, included instandard equipment of thevehicle according to Russian

laws.

All vehicles.

6.Pharmaceutical products inrequired amounts for sale bylicensed organizations in

pharmacies and pharmacy

stations located within thesecurity zone.

Authorized licensedorganizations;

Accredited Sochi 2014

delivery vehicles.

9.Narcotic and psychotropicsubstances, their precursors,

1.Storage, transport, and use ofnarcotic and psychotropicsubstances in the manner

Ambulance teams servingOlympic venues.

5Complete list and quantity of medical suppliesin accordance with the number of contract workers at the venue as well as with requirements of the laws of the Russian Federation o

provision of workers with first aid supplies.

6Polyclinics which are expected to serve client groups will be loca ted in the the Olympic Villages, which are situatedwithin the security zone.


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including in the form of

pharmaceuticals7.

established by laws of the

Russian Federation.

2.In a form of a medicine, involume, prescribed by atherapeutic use exemption (TUE)

or doctors prescription(document in Russian or

English). Such TUE or receiptshould be shown at the PSA.

All residents ofaccommodation sites.

3.Storage and use in atemporary anti-doping laboratory

in the manner established by

laws of the Russian Federation.

Authorized accredited

personnel of an anti-dopinglaboratory

10.Weapons and ammunition

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(firearms, flares, pneumatic guns,air guns , any ammunition,

electrical shock devices and spark

guns, major components of

firearms, and items which can be

used as weapons clubs, sticksetc.)

1.Olympic biathlon rifles. - Vehicles of federal stateunitary company Okhrahaof the Ministry of the

Interior according to the

approved Order;

- Russian Federation,Belarus Republic,

Kazakhstan Republic NOCs

according to the procedurePR.LOG.024

7Except in cases and in the manner established by the laws of the Russian Federation.

8Exceptions to this point are specified in details in the policy PO.SEC.075 "Handling Firearms inside the Security Perimeter."


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12.Hand tools (tools of trade)

1.Hand tools, building,repairing, and assembling

equipment (including welding

equipment, stabbing-cutting andother instruments)only

through the PSA for the Games

personnel



groups delivery vehicles;

Accredited individualswho perform

building/repair workby

Application form ( see

Appendix 1).2.Hand tools (includingscrewdrivers, box cutters,scissors, pliers, small hammers,

nails, drills and bits, and other

tools).


contractors/partners, clientgroups delivery vehicles;

Accredited individuals

with special holograms onaccreditations (or bump-in

pass) without filling in an

Application form.

3.Hand tools for servicingsports accessories at all venues(spare, replacement) skate

blades, toolkits for changingblades and adjusting mechanisms

of skates (wrenches,screwdrivers, etc.), files, small

hammers, metal stands for

sharpening blades, metal gauges

for profiling blades, accessories

for bending blades, whet stonesfor sharpening blades, skating

springs).

Accredited individuals of

the client group Athletes

of NOC and NPC with

special holograms onaccreditations without

filling in an Applicationform.


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5.Tools needed for performingminor repairs of wheelchairs

a. tire repair kit: two keysfor working with tires (plasticor metal); tube with adhesive;

emery cloth for dressing inner

tubes; degreasing agent

(solvent-alcohol) inhermetically sealedpackaging;

b. tools: screwdriver;wrench.

Wheelchair userswithout

completing an Application

form.

13.Glass containers and bottles.

1.Beverages in glass receptaclesfor the purpose of selling in

premium service areas9.



Authorized food and

beverage providers.

2.Perfume products (perfume,eau de cologne) in glasscontainers less than 100 ml

All accredited persons

14.Liquids in containers of more

than 100 ml.

1.Liquids specified in thisdocument as permitted using the

procedure of freight delivery

without limitations in volume.



9Beverage sales in glass receptacles are planned for premium service areas (VIP lounges, sky bo xes). Generally, the plan is to sell poured beverages. In this way glass receptacles will be

circulation only at food establishments and are not subject to removal from the v enue.


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2.At residence facilitiesitemsfor maintaining personal hygiene

(bath accessories, shampoo,

cream, skincare products, etc.)up to 7 liters per person.




Accredited individualsliving in accommodation

facilities.

3.Liquids in containers of morethan 100 ml.a. for servicing sports

accessories;b. sports beverages andsnacks.



Accredited individuals ofthe client group Athletes

and NOC and NPC.

4.Makeup and hair care kits(including aerosols, tubes,containers, and glass and plastic

bottles containing liquids andcreams) with no limitations on

the size and volume.




and NOC and NPC,Right holding

broadcasters.

15.Thermoses and water bottles. 1. Beverages in thermoses and

water flasks at all venues.- Accredited individuals ofthe client group Athletes

and NOC and NPC

- Accredited state agencies

staffaccording to thedecision of the Venue

Commander

2. Empty plastic thermal cups All accredited persons


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without metal components (these are required to be

opened during the

screening procedure)

16.Any items which outwardly

resemble prohibited items or

their copies and analogues

17.Food and beverage products(including alcoholic beverages).

1.Food products and non-alcoholic beverages in anycontainer except glass one (butincluding in thermoses), at all

venues except all Olympicvillages


and NOC and NPC

2.Food products intended forpersonal consumption (of

limited sizesandwiches,snacks, etc.) and non-alcoholic

beverages in the amount of 1

bottle of no more than 2 liters in

any container except glass one

at all venues except Olympicvillages.

Client groups Television

Broadcasting Companies

and Press.

3.Food and beverage products(including alcoholic beverages

and those ones in glass

containers10

) at the IOC Hotel

All residents of these hotels

10Beverage sales in glass receptacles are planned for premium service areas (VIP lounges, sky bo xes). Generally, the plan is to sell poured beverages. In this way glass receptacles will b

circulation only at food establishments and are not subject to removal from the venue.


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(Radisson Blu Resort &

Congress Centre) and Olympic

Family and IPC Hotel (SC

Ayvazovsky)

4.Standard lunch-boxes inSochi2014 branded containersfor the drivers

- Sochi 2014 / contractors

delivery vehicles

- Accredited drivers ofOlympic vehicles

5.Food and beverage products(including alcoholic beveragesand those ones in glass

containers11

) for the purpose ofselling inside the venues.

Authorized food andbeverage providers.

6.Food and beverage products(including alcoholic beverages)

for using in non-commercialpurposes at all venues including

Olympic villages.


client groups Television

Broadcasting CompaniesPress Athletes and NOC

and NPC IOC/IPC

Marketing Partners andInternational Federations

delivery vehicles.

7.Baby food, milk, andsterilized water at all venues:

a. Soymilk for babies;All persons.

11Beverage sales in glass receptacles are planned for premium service areas (VIP lounges, sky bo xes). Generally, the plan is to sell poured beverages. In this way glass receptacles will b

circulation only at food establishments and are not subject to removal from the venue.


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b. Sterilized water for babies;c. Breast milk or cow's milkintended for babies; and

d. Baby food of variousconsistencies.

In certain cases the volume can

be more than 100 ml but should

not exceed 1 liter per baby.Adults carrying baby food and

milk can be asked to presentthem for inspection.

18.Bicycles

12. Delivery according to the

procedure for freight delivery tovenues is permitted.

Accredited Sochi 2014

delivery vehicles and theclient group NOC/NPC.

19.Standfor photographic and video

equipmentwith three supports

(tripod) and with one support

(monopod).

All types of stands.Accredited individuals of

the client groups Press

and Television and RadioBroadcasting Companies.

20.Aerosols and sprays.

1. Cans of paint for flaggingtracks. Accredited Sochi 2014,



12Access of specified individuals with bicycles is performed in compliance with the procedure described in the document "Access and Screening of Bicycles"


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2. At residence facilitiesitemsfor maintaining personal

hygiene (bath accessories,

shampoo, cream, skincareproducts, etc.).




Accredited individualsliving in accommodation

facilities.

3. Medicines less than 1 pack,less than 5 different types (infactory package).

To all individuals.

21.Laser pointers.

1.Laser range finders inbuilt inprofessional photo and video

equipment, lasers for measuringsystems and displaying results,

and other laser measuring

instruments.



groups delivery vehicles. Accredited individuals

by Application (see

Appendix 1).

2.Equipment for makingpresentations which utilize laser

emissions for their operation,including laser pointers.


groups delivery vehicles.Accredited individuals

by Application (seeAppendix 1).

22.Animals.

1.Service dogs. Law enforcement officers.

2.Guide dogs with a petveterinary passport andvaccination records plus a

standard pattern passport for a

Individuals with visual,

hearing impairments, othercategories of impairments.


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guide dog.

3.Animals, which to be usedduring the opening and closingceremonies and at other non-

competitive events13

.


contractors/partnersdelivery vehicles on

Application.

23.For spectatorsfolding chairs

or benches.Without exceptions.

24.For spectatorshandbags or

suitcases more than 505050

cm in size.

Without exceptions.

25.Sports accessories and sports

equipment.

Winter sports equipment- Delivery vehicles of

OCOG, itscontractors/partners and

client groups

- Accredited doctors andski patrols providing

medical services in the field

of play;

- Accredited individuals ofthe client group Athletes

and NOC and NPC

13In compliance with Policy PO.CER.004 "Policy for Ensuring Humane Treatment for Animals."


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- Accredited judges

Winter sports equipmentfor

fulfilling official duties14

- Accredited persons ofTelevision Broadcasting

Companies and Pressclient groups

- OCOG staff

- Accredited sportsvolunteers- Accredited staff of state

security agencies

Winter sports equipment15

- Accredited residents of

the IOC Hotel (Radisson

Blu Resort & Congress

Centre) and OlympicFamily and the IPC Hotel

(SC Ayvazovsky) - to

the mentioned hotels

26.Radio electronic means andhigh-frequency equipment.

1.Equipment which is labeledfor the relevant zone and date.Labeling of equipment must be

All accredited individuals.

14Venue Commander may prohibit its bringing by particular persons if there will be suspicions that he/she will use this equipment not for official work

15. Private skiing is allowed only at the Alpika-Service Alpine Center


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done in accordance with the

established procedure16

.

2.Radio electronic devises ofsecurity agencies staff Accredited security

agencies staff

3.General use radio frequencyequipment in accordance withthe List of Types of radio

electronic means allowed for use

at Olympic venues withoutobtaining permission to use

radio frequencies or radiofrequency channels and which

do not require labeling17

.

All natural persons.

27.Flags and bannerslarger than2x1 m

1.Flags of participating nationsof the Olympic and ParalympicGames 2014 in Sochi up to 2x1

m in size18

.

All persons.

16The procedure for labeling radio electronic equipment utilized in areas where the Olympic and Paralympic Games are conducted is determined by the M inistry of Communications a

Mass Media of the Russian Federation with the approval o f the ANO "Organizing Committee "Sochi 2014". Labeling of the equipment is performed in specially equipped offices for che

radio frequency registration, testing and labeling radio stations. These offices are located outside venues security perimeters.

17f The document is prepared and approved by the Ministry of Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation. See Appendix 3 .

18Flags should be brought into the venue in folded form. When necessary, personnel performing screening has the right to ask a visitor to unfold the flag for inspection.


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2.Flags of any size, which donot contradict point 29 hereof

to Olympic Villages.

All residents of the

Olympic Villages

28.Items with brand namesor

other kinds of promotional labels

or information according to the

Clean Venue

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policy.

Without exceptions.

29.Advertising materialsof any

kind, printed products withreligious, political, or offensive

content, or content which is

contrary to public order and/ormorals (including banners,

streamers, posters, signs, and

their analogs)20

.

1.Religious books for personaluse.


2.Banners no larger than 2x1 mwhose content should be focused

on support for competingathletes and should not contain

offensive, obscene, or

provocative text, words,

symbols, or images21

.


30.Meteorological Equipment. Meteorological (measuring,

electromagnetic, mechanical,

optical, and laser) and

Accredited employees of

the Federal Service for

Hydrometeorology and

19According to information presented by the function "Brand Protection"

20Checking contents of banners, signs, and streamers is not performed at checkpoints. Prohibited banners are confiscated when t hey are displayed in venues (more detailes can be fou

the document "Prohibited Activities on the Grounds of a Venue").

21Checking the content of banners for offensive, obscene, or provocative text, words, symbols, o r images is performed by the Organi zing Committee subdivision "Organization of Sport

Events" in compliance with established procedure.


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telecommunications equipment

(GSM, radio, and modems) with

labeling22

.

Environmental Monitoring

(Roshidromet) and the

avalanche protection

service of the venue.

31.Television and

telecommunications equipment.

1.Television equipment withoutlabeling of OBS and/or RadioFrequency Service, except

cameras and radio transmittingdevices.

- Accredited employees of

right holding broadcastersand employees of

broadcasting companies ofthe host country

- Accredited employees ofOBS

2.Cameras and radiotransmitting devices with

appropriate OBS and/orradiofrequency labeling.

- Accredited employees of

right holding broadcasters

and employees ofbroadcasting companies of

the host country- Accredited employees of

OBS

3.Television equipment(including ones without OBS

and/or radiofrequency labeling).

For individuals accreditedfor Main Media Center and

Gorki Media Center,

through the PSAs, VSAs ofthese venues.

22Labeling meteorological and associated equipment is performed in the same way as for radio frequency equipment (note to the point "Radio and Electronic Means and High Frequen

Equipment").


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4.Telecommunications andmetering equipment (including

radio metering systems,

frequency analyzers like R&S,FSH, LAN/GB Ethernet/BER E1

testers, and apparatus for

working with fiber-optic cable

(tester, reflection meter, compactreflection meter, welding unit,and cleaver).




Accreditedrepresentatives of the client

group Television and

Radio Broadcasting

Companies and accreditedemployees of TechnologyFA of the Sochi 2014.

32.Devices which create excessive

noiseand are capable of

interfering with conduct and

viewing of competitions.

Generally accepted devices for

expressing support of athletes23

.


23Due to impossibility of composing a comprehensive list of such devices Responsibility for making a decision on whether or not a noise producing device is restricted from bringing in

venue lies with Organizing Committee employees whose duty during the Games is to coordinate activities in screening areas ().


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Appendix 1

Application Form for exceptional passage of prohibited items, substances, and materials

through checkpoints.

/VENUENAME:

_______________________________________

, ( )/FULL NAME of the person, carrying the

assets (according to OIAC/PIAC):

_____________________________________

/

DATE and TIME of entry:

_____________________________________

(

)/ DATE and TIME of exit (if

planned):____________________________________

/ CONTENTS OF THE ASSET:

______________________________________________________________________________

/Date _______________________ /

Signature of the applicant _________________

/APPROVED:

/List of approving

persons

Full name and position

Signature

Date

/

Sochi 2014

authorized person

/

Venue security

Manager (SEC)24

, / Venue

Commander

24For paid Sochi 2014 staffsupervisor/ head at the Venue, for contractorsvenue functional manager,

responsible for the contractor.


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Appendix 2

List of types of radio electronic means allowed for use at Olympic venues without obtaining

permission to use radio frequencies or radio frequency channels and which do not require

labeling25

.

1. User terminals (USB-modems) utilizing GSM, IMT-MC, UMTS, Wi-Fi, Wi-Max, or LTEwireless technology, including built-in devices or components of other devices;

2. Cell phones using GSM, IMT-MC, or UMTS standards, including built-in devices orcomponents of other devices;

3. Mobile earth stations for satellite communications INMARSAT, Globalstar, Thuraya,or Iridium;

4.

Remote control devices for automobile security systems;5. Wireless technology Bluetooth, including built-in devices or components of other devices;6. Wireless technology for search and rescue of people caught in natural disasters;7. User receiving devices for GPS/Glonass navigation systems, including built-in devices or

components of other devices;

8. Medical implants and other medical devices implanted in the human body;9. Radio simulators for people with impaired hearing.

25In accordance with the Decree of the Ministry of Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation of 07/18/2012

180 "On approval of the Procedure for labeling radio electronic means used on sites of the XXII Olympic Winter Games and

the XI Paralympic Winter Games 2014 in Sochi, and the List of types of radio electronic means allowed for use at Olympic venues

without obtaining permission to use radio frequencies or radio frequency channels and which do not require labeling."


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Addendum 3

Estimated list of tools of the trade items for representatives of Press and Broadcast client-

groups in presence of hologram at the accreditation

1. Camera Equipment:- - Cameras: Digital SLR, 35mm SLR, Large Format, Medium Format, Panoramic Camera, Go

Pro, compact camera, etc

- - Camera accessories: lenses, lens hoods, camera lens cases, camera bags, camera and lens,rain covers, monopods, rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries including NiCad, NI-MHand alkaline, battery chargers, memory cards and cables.

- - Photographic camera installation equipment: Heavy duty clamps, trusses, pipes floormounting plates.

- - Robotic camera head and mounting accessories.-

- Radio control shutter release devices (Pocket Wizards)2. Computer equipment:- - Laptops, net books, tablets, smart phones and chargers, card readers.- - My-Fi devices and other 3G hubs (not for use in venues)- - Cables, connectors, cable spools, network testers, network termination equipment, power

blocks, gaffer tape, plastic cable sleeves, cable protectors, wire cutters, wire strippers, pliers,

crimp tools.

3. Tools:- Leatherman and other multi-purpose tools, screw drivers, battery and electric drills and drill

bits, scissors, hammers.

4.

Photographic diagnostic and repair equipment:- Oscilloscope, fine craft knives, tweezers, soldering irons and solder, heat gun, cleaning

solvents such as Isopropyl in glass bottles.

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