Genuine question, I just need one simple answer and not wanting to cause and uproar : What's the association rule ? When a dancer dances at a national competition then they can't dance if their teacher or workshop leader is judging ? What happens if one dancer used to dance for a school years ago and then moved? Does that mean they can't dance because old teacher judging ? Therefore someone who has moved a lot could be in a position of missing out on competitions ? Thanks -- SCOTTISH IRISH DANCE FORUM

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Date Posted: 14:33:01 05/16/14 Fri
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Subject: Genuine question, I just need one simple answer and not wanting to cause and uproar : What's the association rule ? When a dancer dances at a national competition then they can't dance if their teacher or workshop leader is judging ? What happens if one dancer used to dance for a school years ago and then moved? Does that mean they can't dance because old teacher judging ? Therefore someone who has moved a lot could be in a position of missing out on competitions ? Thanks

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Link to rules inside. Read from 5:2 onwards for clarification. -- Hope that helps, 14:52:33 05/16/14 Fri
- I think mostly parents would try to avoid feis that an old TC was adjudicating, apart from a Major obviously. (NT) -- They are allowed to adjudicate, this is because usually they don't speak to each other anymore anyway so the chances of them getting favours are slim. More likely be the opposite., 16:35:41 05/16/14 Fri

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