มาตรา 24. Protection from exploitation
1) Any contract between a boxer and a promoter or manager must, amongst others–
a) specify a minimum number of professional boxing matches per year for a boxer; and
b) specify the duration of the contract, including any provision for extension of that period.
2) The period of time for which promotional rights to promote a boxer may be granted–
a) under a contract between a boxer and a promoter; or
b) between promoters in respect of a boxer,
may not exceed 12 months if–
i) a boxer is required to grant such rights; or
ii) a boxer’s promoter is required to grant such rights in respect of a boxer,
as a condition precedent to a boxer’s participation in a professional boxing match against another boxer who is under contract to a promoter.
3) A promoter may not secure exclusive promotional rights from a boxer’s opponents as a condition of participating in a professional boxing match against a boxer, and any contract to the contrary–
a) must be regarded to be in restraint of trade and contrary to public policy; and
b) is unenforceable.
4) Nothing in this section must be construed as excluding any other law concerning interference with contracts.