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Re: protest

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Subject: Re: protest
From: "Ron Grice" <ronhg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 10:06:31 +1000
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: Tony Lashmar wrote
> 
> Hawthorne broke a rule (quite blatantly if I may say so) and were caught.
 The
> imported player had not been in the country for the minimum peroid and
was not
> intending to stay for the minimum period........Sorry guys.......rules
are
> rules..........


The rule or Regulations as they are now called ie.21 talks of registration
with the band at least 42 days before the contest Reg 22 seems to me to be
referring to a professional muscian  reg' for 12 months and played at least
60% of the bands engagements.   Which regulation are you referring to in
the above comment Tony? 

Also one of the protesting bands ( I heard ) last year delberatly played a
March that did not conform to the contest guidelines , was warned not to
play it but did. Apparently no band protested and the incident was swept
under the carpet. Surely the governing body's have a responsibility to
enforce rules/reg when they are aware that reg's are not followed. I also
wonder if your band protested at the Melbourne incident and if so why no
protest at Newcastle?

Ron Grice.
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