BUSA 2006 - afterwards

[sky_high30]

I got one or two atmospheric shots of people that I don't know - didn't bother giving my details to anyone though. They could walk, they could talk and as far as I could would out obeyed commands. Thus, they're not vegitables and can fend for themselves - IE not vunerable.

[FlightyRachel]

Originally Posted by sky_high30

I got one or two atmospheric shots of people that I don't know - didn't bother giving my details to anyone though. They could walk, they could talk and as far as I could would out obeyed commands. Thus, they're not vegitables and can fend for themselves - IE not vunerable.

And it's for your sensitivity that we love you, Sky...

Rachel

[hooktonboy]

Originally Posted by DMU_AC

it is for the protection of children AND vulnerable adults too. hence why it is inforce.

Ermmm, which of your team members could you be referring to?

[Murray]

Also... "Children" is defined as anyone under the age of 18, which could potentially include some students.

Come on people, don't be lazy for goodness sake, all you have to do is sign a form!

[hypertigger]

you might not be aware of a vulnerable young adult..... can be anyone under stress, or is clinically depressed ( and hides it well with the help of drugs) or someone like my brother who is on anti-depressants, and anti pyschotics (but he looks 'quite' normal) or someone who is being bullied (outside archery) it still happens even at uni (i've had the unfortunate experience of this) or someone who is worried about family issues (major operations/illness)

so it can include a lot of people, you just don't know.

just my 2p...

[Shirt]

My God, it's another photo where I look good!

Distinct rarity...

[Wrexham Exile]

Originally Posted by Barry C

Please explain meaning how me taking snapshots of friends will protect vulnrable adults? What is a vulnerable adult anyway?

dunno barry but thats what i was told by gnas when i asked about it for our student club. wasnt getting arsey about it but just explaining to leckie - not many people know it covers vulnerable adults.
personally i dont see the fuss. as murray says its signing a form - prevention is better than cure and all that.

[Barry C]

I think the United Kingdom has too many laws. And too much tax.

[Murray]

Easy fix - move to another country... Grass is greener, etc.

And shirt - you need new specs mate

[andrew.paterson]

I always sign for taking photos when I register - no hassle at all. Normally you have to go past the registration point to get into a tournament anyway.