Regulations

1. The tournament, which is to last 300 years between the Commonwealth family and the family of nations from Europe, will begin with the first match between the families.

2. The Commonwealth family, as the host of the tournament lasting for 300 years, has the obligation to correctly count the points.

3. The Commonwealth family has time to answer whether it accepts the challenge thrown by the child of the divorce of the United Kingdom from the European Union until 1 January 2051.
a. Only members of the Commonwealth of Nations have the right to vote regarding the thrown challenge.
b. In the event of non-response by the Commonwealth family by 2051, the right to count the points passes to the family of nations from Europe.

4. Rules regarding the counting of points in sports competitions between the Commonwealth family and the family of European nations

a. Every 100 years, all the small points gained by the families participating in the tournament will be counted. And the team with the largest number of small points wins one big point. After counting all the main points from the 300-year period, the winner of the tournament is determined.
b. In the event that no match is played between the families within 100 years, each of the families has the right to designate the place for playing the sports match before the expiration of 100 years. In the event of non-appearance of the opposing team, the family that appeared receives the privilege of calling those who conceded the match by walkover – chicken family – for the period of the next 100 years.