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Author: Neil Williams Date: May 12, 2008 03:15
On 11 May, 22:22, "Mike Hudgell" hudgell.co.uk> wrote:> After much chatter from Paul and after being asked a POR question by a
> member of this newsgroup, I note from rules 3.1c and 3.1d that we need to
> determine whether or not a child who comes along is a "british subject"[1]
> or not. [Because we need to seek the DCs permission to admit them if
> not]....
>
> Does anyone actually follow this really strange rule?
Never even heard of it - but I can see two possible reasons for it:-
1. Determining an appropriate Promise for those who cannot promise to
do their duty to the Queen because of another national allegiance;
2. Allowing discretion to be used for an adult who is effectively "un-
CRB-able" because their past record will not be accessible to the CRB
or Association by being in another country.
Neil
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