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EVENT RULES AND REGULATIONS

PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

  • I understand and acknowledge that participating in this event is a dangerous activity. I am aware and understand the activities I will be involved in. I am aware of the hazards involved and acknowledge that there is always risk of injury (including permanent injury, mental injury, paralysis, and death). In my judgment I have sufficient competence, knowledge, common sense, experience, survival skills, and equipment to participate in all the event activities in a manner safe to myself and others.

  • I understand and agree that, in the first instance, I am responsible for the provision of first aid to myself and those around me. I know and accept that rescue by the organisers, or emergency services, may not be possible immediately (e.g., Night, rain, equipment failure, other rescue, etc.)

  • If I get to a point in the course that I believe the level of inherent risk is unacceptable for me, and I am not confident in completing it safely, it is my responsibility to act. I must choose an alternate route, avoid the hazard, or even withdraw from that leg or the race. I accept this self-responsibility.

  • Use common sense to “assess” areas for personal safety.

  • I and my whole team have read this paragraph, understand it, and indemnify the event organiser against all claims.

COMPETENCY REQUIRED

  • At least two members of the team must be capable of navigating by compass and map during the day and night. The team must be able to orientate a map, identify grid references on a map, take a bearing between two points on a map, and understand the impact of magnetic declination.

  • The teams must be able to describe what their team would do if they were lost.

  • At least one member of the team SHOULD hold a minimum qualification of Level One First Aid. This is not compulsory!

  • All team members must be suitably competent in all the disciplines included in the event as specified by the race organiser and be able to complete the event without any assistance from any person other than their own team members.

  • Swim 100 m of any stroke.

  • By entering this event, teams acknowledge that they are competent in all skills as stated above to complete such an event.

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