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Old 24 January 2006, 08:59   #21
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Originally Posted by Rogue Wave
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I am unsure who is forcing who to follow unsafe practice. Eastleigh the MCA or the Ocean Dynamics operators.

At the end of the day thou roolz iz roolz
Form what I can gather it's the insurance companies that are pushing with the help of the MCA. As you know it used to be no problem to get a Rib covered for skippered charter, but with so many "Adventure" operators now the claims go up and the underwriters start prodding operations.
I personally know of 1 operator who had their insurance stopped because the underwriters looked at his web site and saw the passengers all sitting on the tubes as the boat went through a tight turn!!
It dosent really matter what is right or wrong, better or worse as Rogue says " thou roolz iz roolz"
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Old 24 January 2006, 09:19   #22
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Mr cod

As i say it does not matter, the rules state what has to happen now, i dont think its unreasonable that people should sit down.

I would suggest that you get your boat built and have a good time before coding, go enjoy yourself first.

I am sure you will have an answer for me
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