Crispin d'Apice – so1 ten tors RULES Crispin d'Apice – so1 ten tors

RULES PROGRAMME Overview Types Rules v Guidance

OVERVIEW PURPOSE The rules enable an event that is: Safe Sustainable Enjoyable CHANGES Redrafting intended to make Rules more: Clear User friendly Coherent

types MAIN RULES ANNEXES A Rivers & Roads B Clothing & Equipment CARDS GREEN Rules for training on Dartmoor PINK Rules for participants ORANGE Rules for Team Staff CONTROL Route specific DIRECTIONS Notices Instructions

RULES Mandatory Published (less Annex A) Rules v guidance RULES Mandatory Published (less Annex A) GUIDANCE Discretionary Updating in progress

RULES QUESTIONS

TEN TORS Secretary Wo2 mike carron

Subject Line: ‘1234 Oke Scouts Payment Issue’ Quantity Key Dates Pre-event Emails/dates Emails Multiuser Subject Line: ‘1234 Oke Scouts Payment Issue’ Quantity Key Dates Payments: 03 - 31 Jan 19 (PayPal only) Pre-Registration: 03 Apr – 01 May 19

Pre-event Pre-registration 6. Medical Conditions.  TMs are required to disclose participants’ pre- existing medical conditions (including allergies) and any medications being used, and to certify a participant’s fitness to undertake their Challenge. Any doubt as to the fitness of the participant is likely to require a dialogue between the TM and a medical practitioner familiar with the rigours and remoteness of the Challenge and documentation of the person’s fitness to undertake it. Careful consideration should be given to the potential time delay before external medical support can be provided given that this may require foot movement over long distances and arduous terrain. Medical in Confidence

Pre-event awards The Ten Tors Awards is given to those that have made a ‘significant contribution to Ten Tors’ over a qualifying period of time. The award may be made to TM’s, Group Leaders, Volunteer Supporter or military and civilian organisers. 07 Jan 19 – 01 Apr 19 HoE Qualifying period Bronze – 10 years Silver – 15 years Gold – 20 years Diamond – 30 years Platinum – 40 Years Tungsten – 50 years

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