Which of the following is NOT listed as having the right to caution, remove and disqualify a second who has infringed the rules?

• A. Supervisor
• B. Judges Evaluator
• C. Official in Charge
• D. Referee's evaluator

Answer: (C)

In a boxing bout, the people who enforce the rules and discipline a corner person are the officials directly involved in the match’s conduct. The referee is the primary authority inside the ring and can issue cautions, order a corner to remove someone, or disqualify a person if a rule is violated. The supervisor can intervene to maintain safety and rule compliance, and the judges evaluator and the referee’s evaluator are there to monitor performance and ensure penalties are properly applied or escalated as needed. The Official in Charge oversees the event overall and its administration, not the day-to-day enforcement of corner discipline during a bout. That’s why the Official in Charge isn’t listed as having the right to caution, remove, or disqualify a second who infringes the rules.