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	#*Board or Committee of your relevant SCA organisation.		#*Board or Committee of your relevant SCA organisation.
	#All appeals are covered by the grievance procedure in [https://seneschal.lochac.sca.org/laws-of-lochac/ Kingdom Law].		#All appeals are covered by the grievance procedure in [https://seneschal.lochac.sca.org/laws-of-lochac/ Kingdom Law].
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	#All appeals are covered by the grievance procedure in [https://seneschal.lochac.sca.org/laws-of-lochac/ Kingdom Law].		#All appeals are covered by the grievance procedure in [https://seneschal.lochac.sca.org/laws-of-lochac/ Kingdom Law].
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	#As per [[Fencing:Behaviour on the field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2.2]], if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [[Concussion_Recognition_Tool\|Concussion Recognition Tool]], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.		#As per [[Fencing:Behaviour on the field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2.2]], if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [[Fencing:Concussion_Recognition_Tool\|Concussion Recognition Tool]], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.
	#As per the [[Fencing:Behaviour on the field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2.1]], if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.		#As per the [[Fencing:Behaviour on the field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2.1]], if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.
	#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.		#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.

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	===Return to the field===		===Return to the field===
	#As per [[Fencing:~~Behaviour_On_The_Field~~#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2.2]], if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [[Concussion_Recognition_Tool\|Concussion Recognition Tool]], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.		#As per [[Fencing:Behaviour on the field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2.2]], if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [[Concussion_Recognition_Tool\|Concussion Recognition Tool]], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.
	#As per the [[Fencing:~~Behaviour_On_The_Field~~#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2.1]], if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.		#As per the [[Fencing:Behaviour on the field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2.1]], if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.
	#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.		#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.
	##The length of the suspension will vary depending on the circumstances, but will be the decision of the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge.		##The length of the suspension will vary depending on the circumstances, but will be the decision of the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge.

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	<noinclude>{{ChapterInfo\|Fencing Handbook\|13\|Rules ~~For Managng Incidents~~}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfo\|Fencing Handbook\|13\|Rules for managing incidents}}</noinclude>
	This section sets out the actions and processes for managing incidents. It is for both combatants and Fencing Marshals.		This section sets out the actions and processes for managing incidents. It is for both combatants and Fencing Marshals.

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	This section sets out the actions and processes for managing incidents. It is for both combatants and Fencing Marshals.		This section sets out the actions and processes for managing incidents. It is for both combatants and Fencing Marshals.

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	#*Board or Committee of your relevant SCA organisation.		#*Board or Committee of your relevant SCA organisation.
	#All appeals are covered by the grievance procedure in [https://seneschal.lochac.sca.org/laws-of-lochac/ Kingdom Law].		#All appeals are covered by the grievance procedure in [https://seneschal.lochac.sca.org/laws-of-lochac/ Kingdom Law].
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	===Return to the field===		===Return to the field===
	#As per Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2, if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [[Concussion_Recognition_Tool\|Concussion Recognition Tool]], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.		#As per [[Fencing:Behaviour_On_The_Field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2.2]], if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [[Concussion_Recognition_Tool\|Concussion Recognition Tool]], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.
	#As per the Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2, if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.		#As per the [[Fencing:Behaviour_On_The_Field#Injuries\|Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2.1]], if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.
	#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.		#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.
	##The length of the suspension will vary depending on the circumstances, but will be the decision of the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge.		##The length of the suspension will vary depending on the circumstances, but will be the decision of the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge.

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	===Return to the field===		===Return to the field===
	#As per Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2, if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [~~https://resources.fifa.com/image/upload/concussion-recognition-tool-5.pdf?cloudid=y9y5fpwji70rtzyefdoa~~ Concussion Recognition Tool], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.		#As per Fencing Handbook rules 5.2.2, if the injury involves a suspected concussion, the injured person must leave the field and cannot participate in combat or training until assessed, even if symptoms resolve. The injured person should be assessed against Concussion in Sport Group's [[Concussion_Recognition_Tool\|Concussion Recognition Tool]], and referred to a healthcare professional as appropriate.
	#As per the Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2, if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.		#As per the Fencing Handbook rule 5.2.2, if the injury involves free flowing blood, the injured person must leave the field immediately and may not return until the flow of blood has stopped.
	#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.		#If the injury might have been because of the actions of the fencer's opponent (for example because of an excessive blow), the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge must suspend that fencer from combat while the incident is investigated.