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#Youth armoured combat authorising marshals must conduct the authorisation test and complete the proper paperwork to ensure that the authorisation is registered. | #Youth armoured combat authorising marshals must conduct the authorisation test and complete the proper paperwork to ensure that the authorisation is registered. | ||
#Authorisations must be conducted in a manner appropriate for the division. | #Authorisations must be conducted in a manner appropriate for the division. | ||
#At least one other adult must witness the authorisation. | #At least one other adult must witness the authorisation. | ||
#A parent or legal guardian (not nominated caregiver) must be present for their child's authorisation. | |||
#All youth armoured combatants must reauthorise when permanently changing divisions. | #All youth armoured combatants must reauthorise when permanently changing divisions. | ||
#Youth are expected to practice at the next division level before authorising. | #Youth are expected to practice at the next division level before authorising. |
Revision as of 11:11, 9 September 2024
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Authorisations
- Youth armoured combat authorising marshals must conduct the authorisation test and complete the proper paperwork to ensure that the authorisation is registered.
- Authorisations must be conducted in a manner appropriate for the division.
- At least one other adult must witness the authorisation.
- A parent or legal guardian (not nominated caregiver) must be present for their child's authorisation.
- All youth armoured combatants must reauthorise when permanently changing divisions.
- Youth are expected to practice at the next division level before authorising.
- Youth combatants must demonstrate their knowledge of the rules of youth armoured combat.
- Youth combatants must demonstrate that they can safely spar with other youths.
- They must be able to effectively block shots.
- If a previously authorised combatant fails to pass an authorisation for the next division, they can continue to participate in their previous division.
- They must be able to consistently throw shots at the appropriate level of calibration to legal target areas.