Youth Armoured Combat Draft:Running Youth Armoured Combat Authorisations

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Authorisations

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