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==Notes from Earl Marshal for next update== | |||
:Remove section 1.6 - this information should be included in the relevant setcion of the rules, and the Change log, as we run the risk of duplicating rules, and then not keeping the changes aligned. | |||
==Rules of the Lists== | ==Rules of the Lists== | ||
:The Rules of the List were updated in October 2020 for gender neutral language, and to remove the right of the Sovereign to waive additional Kingdom standards. They are also inclusive of fencing. | :The Rules of the List were updated in October 2020 for gender neutral language, and to remove the right of the Sovereign to waive additional Kingdom standards. They are also inclusive of fencing. | ||
:We had pointed out that our Board and Committee could not allow that rule in Lochac due to our organisations holding legal liability for our combat rules, rather than the Crown, so the Sovereign could not relax the rules arbitrarily. | :We had pointed out that our Board and Committee could not allow that rule in Lochac due to our organisations holding legal liability for our combat rules, rather than the Crown, so the Sovereign could not relax the rules arbitrarily. | ||
Revision as of 00:03, 28 March 2023
Notes from Earl Marshal for next update
- Remove section 1.6 - this information should be included in the relevant setcion of the rules, and the Change log, as we run the risk of duplicating rules, and then not keeping the changes aligned.
Rules of the Lists
- The Rules of the List were updated in October 2020 for gender neutral language, and to remove the right of the Sovereign to waive additional Kingdom standards. They are also inclusive of fencing.
- We had pointed out that our Board and Committee could not allow that rule in Lochac due to our organisations holding legal liability for our combat rules, rather than the Crown, so the Sovereign could not relax the rules arbitrarily.