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The ISF Boxing Technical Rules and Regulations provide standardized rules for all boxing competitions, ensuring fair and orderly conduct. The rules cover general conditions, delegation composition, sport program, technical rules, draw, and protests and appeals. Key points include:

The competition is open to individuals, with specific sports formats described in event bulletins.
The competition is organized into men's and women's categories.
Each delegation consists of a head of delegation, deputy head of delegation, additional adults, athletes, and team officials, including coaches and other officials.
Athletes must be students attending schools that provide general education and be enrolled as full-time students.
The competition is held over five days, with age categories including U18 and U15.
The sport program includes individual competition, with weight categories for boys and girls.
Each delegation may enter one boxer per weight category, with a maximum of one coach per team.
Technical rules include a 10-point must-scoring system, with three rounds of three minutes and one minute rest between rounds.
* The competition will be run according to ISF rules and regulations and AIBA technical rules, with any decisions not mentioned in the document taken by the ISF Technical Commission.