Technical Rules and Regulations Addendum



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Scottish Clay Target Association

Addendum to General & Technical Rules

EXPLANATION
In this section any additions or changes to the Rules and Regulations published on the web will be noted

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March 1st 2005
1-68 The appropriate wearing of adequate and effective visible eye protection by shooters, trappers, officials and spectators at or around any shooting position at all Registered events is mandatory. It is also recommended that this protection be to a minimum standard of BS-EN 166F.

1.69 Referees and Jury members will have the power and the responsibility to stop anyone stepping on to a shooting stand or standing by, or officiating in an event, unless they are seen to be wearing some standard form of proprietary hearing and eye protection.

The above are now established rules and the wearing of adequate eye protection becomes mandatory on March 1st 2005

RULE CHANGES.pdf

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