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BUOYANCY AIDS must be worn by all afloat, correctly fastened and fitted outside any other clothing
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CAPSIZE In the event of a capsize, the crew must stay with their boat (any craft)
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COLLISIONS Deliberate attempts to cause collisions will not be tolerated.
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GOING AGROUND Sails must be let out, centre plate up, rudder off and stay in the boat.
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BEHAVIOUR must be exemplary at all times. No running, swearing, smoking or swimming
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FOOTWEAR must be safe. Trainers, not wellingtons, should be securely fastened with tongues behind the laces.
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HANDS must be kept inside boats and crews should remain seated whilst moving.
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STAY with your group and in the area as instructed.
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WEAR clothing appropriate for the weather and activity as instructed.
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EMBARKING/RETURNING without the permission of the instructors is forbidden
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WASH hands at the end of the session
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CUTS/WOUNDS must be covered before going afloat.
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EATING/DRINKING is not allowed when afloat.
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JEWELLERY should not be worn, especially necklaces and earrings
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SPECTACLES or other personal aids must be attached to prevent complete loss.
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INFORM INSTRUCTORS IMMEDIATELY if you are injured, cold, or if equipment is damaged in any way.
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MEDICATION Inform the instructor if you are undergoing medical treatment.
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