The Women's Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) convened its first meeting, setting a clear direction for future developments in gymnastics judging and program enhancements.

 FIG Judges Courses:

• SG is authorised to send two judges to the Intercontinental Course and up to 15 judges to the international course for the 2025-2028 cycle.
• Lim Heem Wei and Yang Xiaoyun are confirmed to attend the Intercontinental Course in Lausanne in December 2024.

 National Judges Courses and Reaccreditation:

• All judges must complete reaccreditation for 2025.
• Level 1 & 2 judges will participate in a half-day workshop and exam.
• Dates for reaccreditation and courses will be announced by August 2024.
• FIG judges will engage in these workshops to ensure alignment with the National Programme.
• The potential introduction of Level 3 accreditation will be explored, with a focus on linking it to competition experience.

 National Programme Review:

• A Working Group has been established to evaluate whether the National Programme requires a major overhaul or a simpler revamp.
• Key priorities include enhancing quality and aligning with the new Code of Points (CoP). Strategies to increase participation in pre and sub-junior categories are being considered.
• A community survey will gather feedback to guide the Working Group’s decisions.
• A forum for Chinese coaches will also be organised to solicit their input.

 Community Updates on FIG CoP:

• Updates for key community members will be provided before the Classic International competition in November 2024.
• A FIG Judges workshop is scheduled for October 5, 2024, and a workshop for National Squad coaches and athletes will follow on October 6, 2024.

 Policy Review:

• TAC members will review critical policies on judges' accreditation, allocation, and conduct, with deadlines set for August 2024.

The TAC's initiatives are designed to advance the quality and organization of gymnastics judging and programs, fostering ongoing growth and excellence in the sport.