Rozhkov's Paralympic report Access, centres and rewards

May 28, 2025

Rozhkov reports on veterans entering Paralympic sport, joint training, entry standards, sitting volleyball, sledge hockey, competitions and the We Are Together Sport programme. He proposes extending educational demonstration centres, describing the existing centre's equipment and work with children and veterans. He discusses preparation for future Paralympics, medal results, unspecified international sporting arbitration successes and the IPC assembly vote that enabled the prospect of Paris participation in his account. He seeks support ahead of the next assembly, more presidential scholarships within the existing quota, and clarification of coaches' legal status; Putin supports considering the requests. His reference to a demonstration-centre opening 'last year' remains attributed because an inspected committee archive dates a possibly matching opening to October 2023. The arbitration reference is not identified as a particular CAS judgment.

Milyaev presents the foundation and Paralympic Committee proposal to revise federal adaptive-training entry standards so previously accomplished injured athletes need not restart at the first stage regardless of earlier achievement. Rozhkov supports flexibility and joint training while warning against simply minimising standards. No enacted standard is reported.