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New FIDE rules - Ianbrownlee - 27-04-2014
Can anyone list the new FIDE rules which have to be implemented and whether indeed we have to implement them ...
Re: New FIDE rules - JMcNicoll - 28-04-2014
New version of the laws can be found here. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://rules.fide.com/">http://rules.fide.com/</a><!-- m -->
As to how many of the changes will be adopted or not by various organisers remains to be seen.
Re: New FIDE rules - Andy Howie - 28-04-2014
That's just the laws,
The changes are here.
Not so much whether or not they implement, more they need to have things in place if they are not! Classic example is 11.3b If Leagues don't discuss how they are going to implement this (or not) and have it in their rules you have the situation where a player turns up for his match, puts his phone on the table and his opponent claims the game!
Re: New FIDE rules - JMcNicoll - 28-04-2014
Also within 11.3 b we have the " right to search" bags, clothes, other items and persons.
Hopefully a list of those with a latex intolerance will be available soon.
Perhaps a box to tick beside a bye request could be inserted in the entry forms.
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Re: New FIDE rules - Patrick McGovern - 29-04-2014
as with all rules John an understanding of them is imperative, wouldn't you say?
Re: New FIDE rules - Andy Howie - 29-04-2014
JMcNicoll Wrote:Also within 11.3 b we have the " right to search" bags, clothes, other items and persons.
Hopefully a list of those with a latex intolerance will be available soon.
Perhaps a box to tick beside a bye request could be inserted in the entry forms.
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We drawing straws for that one???
Re: New FIDE rules - JMcNicoll - 29-04-2014
Could do, more worrying would be if we get volunteers. [-x