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Lady Kaytarzyna,<br>
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Are you suggesting that at a tournament we marshals, as
participating archers, should refuse to shoot? Absolutely! But even
more than that, the marshal-in-charge MUST refuse to set up and open
a range on a space that does not meet kingdom safety standards.
Period. Not to do so would endanger the MIC's warrant, and in case
of an accident, would open the Kingdom (not to mention the MIC) up
to all sorts of Society sanctions and possible legal troubles.<br>
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Closing the range would undoubtedly cause a lot of hard feelings, a
blizzard of emails, probably not be taken seriously by the powers
that be (outside of the archery community), and possibly cause
archery to be excluded at that event in the future, but it is the
only possible course of action. <br>
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Kind regards,<br>
<br>
<br>
Lord Mungo Napier, Shire of Isenfir Target Archery Marshal<br>
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On 9/16/2010 9:17 AM, Katherine Hawkins wrote:
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<div>I agree that the TA Marshall in Charge needs to communicate
with the Autocrat as to the needs for a suitable site for
archery. I think one of the biggest problems is that people
like to "stretch" the rule in order to be able to accommodate
a shoot. Let's face it archery on site means more money. I
think each of us as Atlantia Marshalls should refuse to shoot
a range that is not suitable and ask for a refund.<br>
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Best regards, <br>
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<div>Katarzyna</div>
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<div>Lady Katarzyna Witkowska<br>
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