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#The safety of responders is a priority. They must wait until the marshal has stopped the activity and given the go-ahead, so that they can safely enter the field.
#The safety of responders is a priority. They must wait until the marshal has stopped the activity and given the go-ahead, so that they can safely enter the field.
#In the event of an emergency, everyone must cooperate with personnel responding to the emergency and keep the area clear of would-be spectators.
#In the event of an emergency, everyone must cooperate with personnel responding to the emergency and keep the area clear of would-be spectators.
#It is an extremely serious matter to delay the application of first aid when it is needed. Marshals who ignore injuries, or participants who intentionally interfere, may be subject to SCA sanctions.
#Marshals who ignore injuries, or participants who intentionally interfere, may be subject to SCA sanctions.

Latest revision as of 01:16, 9 July 2026

On the field

  1. If you, or someone near you on the field is injured or you think they might have been injured,
    1. Call a hold to stop all activity in the area,
    2. A marshal will then determine the proper course of action.
    3. If it is practical, and the safety of the injured person, responders and participants can be maintained, the activity can resume in other areas of the field.
  2. The safety of responders is a priority. They must wait until the marshal has stopped the activity and given the go-ahead, so that they can safely enter the field.
  3. In the event of an emergency, everyone must cooperate with personnel responding to the emergency and keep the area clear of would-be spectators.
  4. Marshals who ignore injuries, or participants who intentionally interfere, may be subject to SCA sanctions.
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