13-11-2013, 08:50 PM
Ok Guys can I summarise
as long as any tournament I run as tournament director which is not a chess Scotland event, my PVG is sufficient for legal reasons , I don't need a Chess Scotland listed arbiter and any arbiter I use doesn't require a PVG as long as I have mine I can still have the games graded and I can still offer discounts to Chess Scotland members
To put another spin on it , what is the attraction of using chess Scotland listed arbiters n the first place? I'm not saying I wouldn't do this. I just need clarification as I'm sure so do others. I also believe certain Junior organisations, which currently run Junior events on behalf of chess Scotland but do not have themselves listed as CS arbiters, will not be able to run CS events in the future
as long as any tournament I run as tournament director which is not a chess Scotland event, my PVG is sufficient for legal reasons , I don't need a Chess Scotland listed arbiter and any arbiter I use doesn't require a PVG as long as I have mine I can still have the games graded and I can still offer discounts to Chess Scotland members
To put another spin on it , what is the attraction of using chess Scotland listed arbiters n the first place? I'm not saying I wouldn't do this. I just need clarification as I'm sure so do others. I also believe certain Junior organisations, which currently run Junior events on behalf of chess Scotland but do not have themselves listed as CS arbiters, will not be able to run CS events in the future