10-08-2014, 11:15 PM
Andy,
Surprised you are trying to deflect and avoid responsibility from this motion as you are the seconder.
Let's pick a location for a congress that we both know well - the Mercure hotel at Ayr. This is how it works at the moment...
The organiser asks for support from enthusiastic helper outers at the weekend for able bodied persons and players with disabilities.
Disabled player 1- He has a nice spacious area near the window with his helper and guide dog. The helper outer makes sure this player is escorted to and back from the gents toilet.
Disabled player 2- He flies up from London to compete. He needs a delta frame to walk, his speech is poor and he needs help to record his moves and press his clock. Enter the helper outer who explains the position to his compassionate opponent, takes the player to his room, escorts the player to the local bank to use his bank card, escorts him back to his room at the hotel.
Disabled player 3- His sight is ropey, dedicate a nice area at the venue where he is near the toilet, spacious, near a light fitting for a light above his board and he has help of any description if required.
I wish we had more disabled players competing as we are delighted to welcome and support them.
You want to change that and enforce CS rules?
Surprised you are trying to deflect and avoid responsibility from this motion as you are the seconder.
Let's pick a location for a congress that we both know well - the Mercure hotel at Ayr. This is how it works at the moment...
The organiser asks for support from enthusiastic helper outers at the weekend for able bodied persons and players with disabilities.
Disabled player 1- He has a nice spacious area near the window with his helper and guide dog. The helper outer makes sure this player is escorted to and back from the gents toilet.
Disabled player 2- He flies up from London to compete. He needs a delta frame to walk, his speech is poor and he needs help to record his moves and press his clock. Enter the helper outer who explains the position to his compassionate opponent, takes the player to his room, escorts the player to the local bank to use his bank card, escorts him back to his room at the hotel.
Disabled player 3- His sight is ropey, dedicate a nice area at the venue where he is near the toilet, spacious, near a light fitting for a light above his board and he has help of any description if required.
I wish we had more disabled players competing as we are delighted to welcome and support them.
You want to change that and enforce CS rules?