18-08-2013, 04:52 PM
There are two separate motions here although they are linked.
The Standards Committee never looked at the question of the role that alcohol played in this incident. The reason for this is no one interviewed the victims who would have alleged that alcohol was involved. As an organisation we need to know if alcohol played a role so that in future a Head of Delegation can be given advice on whether or not alcohol should be permitted. If the Standards Committee decides that alcohol played no role then fine I will quite happily accept those findings. If on the other hand it played a significant role we as an organisation have to address that.
Before I answer the question on “public lynching” and I will, I have some questions for those of you who oppose these motions.
1.What duty of care does Chess Scotland have to the victims.
2.Do you believe that someone who's PVG cleared coaching status has been suspended should still be able to act in the way I have alleged. If you think his behaviour is acceptable then we do have a disagreement. If you think it is wrong how would you address it.
I look forward to your replies.
The Standards Committee never looked at the question of the role that alcohol played in this incident. The reason for this is no one interviewed the victims who would have alleged that alcohol was involved. As an organisation we need to know if alcohol played a role so that in future a Head of Delegation can be given advice on whether or not alcohol should be permitted. If the Standards Committee decides that alcohol played no role then fine I will quite happily accept those findings. If on the other hand it played a significant role we as an organisation have to address that.
Before I answer the question on “public lynching” and I will, I have some questions for those of you who oppose these motions.
1.What duty of care does Chess Scotland have to the victims.
2.Do you believe that someone who's PVG cleared coaching status has been suspended should still be able to act in the way I have alleged. If you think his behaviour is acceptable then we do have a disagreement. If you think it is wrong how would you address it.
I look forward to your replies.