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• US 130's "however" scenario.
  In Diag A, boat A with mark room has not yet passed the mark nor left is astern, so 18.2 still applies and A has mark room. The diagram does not go far enough to see what happens next so it is not shown to determine if B breaks R 18.2.
  
  In Diag B, boat A luffed up as she is entitled to do with ROW R 11 and mark room, and Boat B also began to stay clear by luffing - then Boat A passed HTW, turning off 18.2. . After A passes HTW, B also passes HTW in an attempt to stay clear.  A breaks R 13. B breaks second part of R 13 but is exonerated under R 43 as she was not given room to stay clear.
  
  As the boats were rounding a leeward mark R 18.3 does not apply, They were starting the next leg which is a beat to the next mark which is to windward.
  
  John
  John Ball Today 22:42
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  Capt, in the appeals I've been involved in as the PC, the panel that wrote the decision collaborated on the response, but the PC Chair sent the the response on behalf of the PC Panel. 
  
  When writing the response, we wrote them from voice of the PC Panel.  In the response we wrote "we did this .. ", "we did that .." or "The PC believes .. ", etc, etc. 
  
  When signing the response, I wrote "On behalf of the PC Panel, Angelo Guarino, Chair"
  
  Is that what you were after?
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  Hi Ric, the complete answer I found on your question is as follows - see below screenshot.
  In your opinion what is wrong with the answer?
  

  

  Gijs Vlas Today 07:44
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  When she says she has retired.
  
  A generous RO might score a boat he sees operating prohibited propulsion RET instead of protesting them
  
  If you score a boat RET and she tells you she hasn't, it's easy to correct her score.
  John Allan Today 00:47
• Series scoring with entries that did not sail
  Another way to stabilise the DNC scores is to distinguish between 'Series Entrants' and 'Casual Entrants'.
  
  Here's some language that we use:
   

  1.1         Closing dates and times for entries are as follows 

  (a)          Entries for each race close at 16:30 on the day before the race. 

  (b)         Series entries close on completion of the first 4 races. 
  John Allan Yesterday 08:29

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