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Hi everyone, Glad to see lots of you on the presentation today. I will get certificates out shortly. In my email a while back, I mentioned that you had until next February to have three assignments in. That is incorrect. You have until February 2025 to have those three assignments, and exceptions can be made if necessary. That being said, there are several of you that have either not judged at all, or only once or twice. I have no way of knowing if that is by choice, or you aren’t being invited. If you are not interested in remaining on the panel, please let me know. Hope to see you all somewhere soon! Please contact me if you have questions or concerns. Thanks, Anne Mathis

Hi everyone, I see quite a few of you will be attending the BAOS in Hong Kong next month, and that’s very exciting. I believe at some point, the associate program may be discontinued, and I’m glad to see that many of you are working toward the regular program. I’ll be excited to see you all there! There are still some spots open, but if you are considering attending, I wouldn’t delay very long. A few of you have either not judged at all, or only a very few times. If this pertains to you, would you mind privately letting me know why, or if you have upcoming assignments? If you are interested in being licensed again next February, you really need to have judged 3 shows in the last year. If there’s a reason you haven’t, can you please contact me? Hoping everyone is doing well. Can’t wait to see you somewhere! Anne Mathis

Hi Everyone, Hope to see some of you at the Annual. If you are there, please come to the Judge’s workshop Thursday night. It will earn you CEUs, which you need to earn toward your continuing education report cards that are due every five years. More on that after the annual. Just a reminder that judges may not be in the benching area before a show you are judging. It’s probably also a good idea to save conversations with your friends until after the show, too. It just doesn’t look good. If you have any questions about any of this, please let me know. Thanks, Anne

Hi Everyone, I hope you are all well, and enjoying judging. I have a few reminders for you. If you have questions, please feel free to contact me. First of all, you should not be posting pictures of yourself on social media at a show showing yourself holding a cat you judged at that show. This gives exhibitors the feeling that you are showing preference toward that cat, and the judging program committee gets complaints about this all the time. Please only post a picture of yourself behind the table, or one of yourself with your clerk or the other judges. Those would be appropriate. If you have put pictures up like that recently, please take them down. Secondly, please be aware that as a licensed judge, you can not clerk in the specialty you judge in. That was fine when you were a trainee, but it is against the rules as a judge. You may still master clerk. I had a disturbing email this morning about some AJs who exhibited recently in China. If you are exhibiting, you need to be sure that the cats you put in the ring are very good examples of their breeds, and are presented in excellent condition. Cats that have a disqualification, cats that are obese or too thin, aggressive cats, poorly groomed cats, or any cats that make your judgement look questionable should not be exhibited by anyone in the judging program. You need to understand that as a member of the judging program, all eyes are on you. I’m not saying that something you show needs to be national win quality, but it should be a cat that could grand at the very least. I was not given specific names of anyone who exhibited these cats, and did not ask for that information. Lastly, it would be helpful to know of any one of you that are looking to apply to the regular program. I’d be happy to make sure you are on the right track, and it’s helpful for the committee to know who is thinking about applying. I know of some now, but if you could let me know, it would be appreciated. The updated rules for application are on the CFA website, but I’m happy to help out wherever I can. I hope to see some of you next week at the Annual! Thanks, Anne Mathis

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Annette Wilson <ARWilson@...> Date: Mon, May 29, 2023 at 10:56 AM Subject: [CFAjudgeslist] 2023-24 Penalize/Disqualify (attached and in files) To: CFA Judges List (Official) <[email protected]> Hi, Attached is the 2023-24 Penalize/Disqualify pages. They can be found in the Files section, also. CO mailed with the Show Rules/Standards but apparently not everyone received it. It will be added to the Judges Resource page on the CFA website within a few days, also: https://cfa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/JudgesPenalizeAndDisqualify.pdf Currently the previous season’s document is there. If don’t have access to a printer and want a hard copy mailed, please contact Central Office directly. Annette

https://cfa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/23-24standards.pdf

https://cfa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/23-24show-rules.pdf

Hi everyone, In case I haven’t sent this before, here is the CFA insurance information for judges. You are covered from when you leave your house to get to the show until you arrive home after the show. You will need a doctor’s note to return to judging after an injury. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Anne Mathis https://cfa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/travel-assistance.pdf

Hi everyone, These forms may come in handy if and when you are ready to apply to the regular program. Anne Mathis ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: <whoos3@...> Date: Tue, May 2, 2023 at 11:58 AM Subject: forms To: annekevinmathis@... <annekevinmathis@...>, emau@... <emau@...> There is a new form on the website . Check list for Associate judges initial application to the regular judging program. and also an instruction sheet. You may want to inform those applying or share with them. Kathi Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi everyone, I’ve had several questions on application to the regular judging program lately, so thought I'd send this information out. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Anne SECTION 5 REQUIREMENTS FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES FOR APPLICATION TO THE CFA REGULAR JUDGING PROGRAM 5.1 Associate Judges who are licensed as Associate Single Specialty-only judges and wish to transfer to the regular Judging Program must first meet all necessary requirements and apply to the regular Judging Program in their first specialty. 5.2 The following requirements may be waived by the Application Administrator when the Associate Judge has completed ten (10) judging assignments with error free paperwork. a. Marking a Judges Book (2.17) b. Breed Focused Experience (2.16) c. Clerking License Requirement (2.4) 5.3 The name of each Associate Judge Applicant to the regular Judging Program will be submitted to the Board of Directors at the first meeting held at least six (6) weeks after receipt by the Application Administrator of the completed application. Please note that applications are reviewed only at the February, June and October Board of Directors meetings.

Hi everyone, Hope you are all well. Here’s a couple reminders and other information. T3 Hong Kong trainees, you are up for advancement by the board at tonight’s meeting. You will receive official results of this from Rachel Anger, so be looking for that. I’m very proud of all you have accomplished. All associate judges, please remember to be sending me your paperwork, and be sure the clubs are sending your evaluations to me, also. In reviewing paperwork, the most common errors appear to be in transferring cats from one class to another. We will be working on a review session on this, but in the meantime, if you aren’t sure of where to move the entry, please ask another judge at the show before the start of judging. I’m here to answer any questions you have, too! We’ve had some complaints from exhibitors regarding rewarding “round headed” Ragdolls. Although these cats may not have round heads, but the coat makes it look that way, it’s possible that those cats are less correct than their competition. Please be sure that you are using cats that meet the current CFA standards, and not those that are perhaps in fashion at the time. If the standard needs to be changed, this would be through your breed council. As always, please contact me if you have questions or issues. I hope to see you all in person soon! Anne Mathis

And T3 Europe only in Europe. Pam DelaBar Director CFA Region 9 (Europe)

Hi everyone, Just a reminder that judging program rule 4.5 states that “an associate judge is licensed only as a single specialty associate judge, and only in his/her designated geographic area, as determined where the application was completed and approved”. This means that Chinese Associates may only judge in China, Team 2 Asia in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand, T3 Hong Kong only in Hong Kong, and T3 South Korea only there, also. There seems to have been some confusion about that. If you have any questions, please let me know. Anne Mathis

Hi all, I just discovered that I hadn’t changed the name of the program under my signature, so if you would like a new certificate, please let me know, and I’ll send it right out to you. Anne

Hi everyone, I have just belatedly sent out your certificates for completing the associate program. Thanks to Charlene Jin for reminding me to do that. Please check yours for accuracy. You’ll want to save these to put with your application if you apply for the regular program. Anne Mathis

Info I’ll need for a fun show Thanks, Anne ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Vicki Nye <tvnye@...> Date: Mon, Feb 27, 2023 at 4:51 PM Subject: Re: Permission for judging Thai Cat on 2 Apr23 To: Anne Mathis <annekevinmathis@...> Hi Anne: Just a thought. I would send them this section of the Judging Program Rules to make sure they know it’s their responsibility to comply FUN SHOW: A show that is held in conjunction with a CFA licensed show or a stand-alone, aligned with another cat organization. The fun show must not score the entrants or place any titles on the cats participating, other then for awards at that specific show. No ring type or judge type can be designated. It is the responsibility of the CFA judge accepting a fun show assignment to investigate the fun show format to ensure it aligns with the above criteria, including scoring, ring type or judge type designations. Also, provide them with 1-5, so they know what to provide’ 1. Judges Name:_______________ 2. The Invitation from the club 3. Name of the club hosting the show:________________ 4. Show location, date and format.___________________ 5. Copy of the show flyer Vicki Nye Co-Chair CFA Judging Program tvnye@... 831-320-1896 On Feb 27, 2023, at 8:19 AM, Anne Mathis <annekevinmathis@...> wrote: I assume this is ok? Thanks, Anne ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Istzyman Rattanaweerawong <istzyman@...> Date: Sun, Feb 26, 2023 at 11:02 PM Subject: Permission for judging Thai Cat on 2 Apr23 To: Anne Mathis <annekevinmathis@...> CC: Vicki Nye <tvnye@...> Dear Anne, I would like to ask for permission to judge special breeds Thai cat on 2 Apr’23 There are five breeds: Pedigree: Korat Pedigree: Khaomanee Non pedigree: Gonja (Black cat likes Bombay) Non pedigree: Supaluck (Copper likes Burmese) Non pedigree: Wicheinmas ( Siamese old style-apple head) Show flyer is attached. Best regards, Istzy <Flyer.jpeg>