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There may never be a person in this world with a more overtly hippy name than "Taliesin". RIP Why is that name so familiar? Something from King Arthur? Or one of Eddings books? Something fantastical anyway. But yes, a horrible way to go. It was a real person from Celtic Britain, but you're probably...

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I think Dan Hannan's piece on Corbyn's speech from last week sums up a lot of people's opinion perfectly It is human nature to place yourself at the centre of the universe, and we extend that principle into our geopolitics. Thus, we are simultaneously to blame for intervention and for non-intervent...

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Maybe legal and general will become big in Ireland too. Most of their business is either UK or US based, it follows no logic at all to decant to Dublin in great numbers. All the talk is a bit meh, " part of its investment management business" "The move will not impact staff in other locations". The...

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Jose should go in for Sanchez. Fantastic defender. Griezmann seems is coming to United too. Plus other signings now due to champions league. Massive result for Mourinho personally too. Personally? He won the diddy cup as massive favourites. He's rightly being lambasted for playing turgid football i...

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I read this yesterday. It's quite interesting, but I would suspect another explaination might be given at some point as evidence stacks up or goes for further evaluation. Even if it is perfecty contradictory evidence there is still masses of other evidence pointing to East Africa as our origin mean...

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JM2K6 wrote:Tbf, Flintoff's a bellend

A loveable one though.

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I'm sure James Haskell is a good bloke to have in a tour party, full of bants and a great guy to keep spirits up. There is also an argument that his experience will be beneficial although quite how many rookies there are on tour to benefit from this experience is debatable (he'd be far better used ...

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Not my club but my (Welsh) school. The Vunipola brothers.

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Alas. Being unaware won't make you not liable. The idea that someone who runs a tiny private club on a voluntary basis is liable for the actions, not of its officers but of its members, where there are no juniors involved, to the point where they would be advised to do a background check on anyone ...

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Alas. Being unaware won't make you not liable. The idea that someone who runs a tiny private club on a voluntary basis is liable for the actions, not of its officers but of its members, where there are no juniors involved, to the point where they would be advised to do a background check on anyone ...

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Alas. Being unaware won't make you not liable. The idea that someone who runs a tiny private club on a voluntary basis is liable for the actions, not of its officers but of its members, where there are no juniors involved, to the point where they would be advised to do a background check on anyone ...

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DAC. Having read the ruling in the Morisons case I'd say your friend should seek advice.

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What's the point of all the legal discussion? ovalballs doesn't officially know. No-one has told him, and he hasn't told anyone in real life that he's found out. If arse covering were the problem he's already covered. It's a moral dilemma he has here - either to do his best to forget he ever found ...

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ovalball wrote:
Sundy wrote:Is it a Park Run?
No.

How organised is it? Is it run as a business? Do they wear uniforms of some description even numbers or hi viz?

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Is it a Park Run? I think he said it was. But it's organised enough for him to pay for risk assessments for minor things to ne carried out. Vicarious liability can be applied to sports clubs, it hangs on how organised they are and how in his command he is. But I personally wouldn't want that tested...

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Is it a Park Run? I think he said it was. But it's organised enough for him to pay for risk assessments for minor things to ne carried out. Vicarious liability can be applied to sports clubs, it hangs on how organised they are and how in his command he is. But I personally wouldn't want that tested.

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OK So Risk Assessment He's been released by highly qualified and trained professionals because they believe he is now safe to be in society. So, I rate the chances of an incident as being very unlikely (Anything less than that and they would not have released him). Consequences would be 'major/cata...

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happyhooker wrote:"handler"

Ffs

Yeah "case handler".

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f**k that is a world of smilies. You said likelyhoid reasonably high he will do it again. Why are you talking about work? He is discussing a club. Is it because you struggle to grasp anything except what you have had experience of and can't think of any other possibilities except the way you were t...

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The setting I refer to is the social/sport/ whatever club he is involved in. What makes you think if (and a big fcuking if) he will reoffend it will involve anyone from a club he spends a short time a week with rather than an acquaintance/friend/colleague/random? Sorry where did we clarify the op w...

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The setting I refer to is the social/sport/ whatever club he is involved in. What makes you think if (and a big fcuking if) he will reoffend it will involve anyone from a club he spends a short time a week with rather than an acquaintance/friend/colleague/random? Sorry where did we clarify the op w...

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You have kids at your work? Field sales. We could have sent him in to a school or day nursery. Was it not a condition of his release if he was deemed unfit to be around children? How are you aware he was unfit to own camera or be around children, did he voulenteer it or did you force it from him? W...

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You have kids at your work? Field sales. We could have sent him in to a school or day nursery. Was it not a condition of his release if he was deemed unfit to be around children? How are you aware he was unfit to own camera or be around children, did he voulenteer it or did you force it from him? W...

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frillage wrote:You have kids at your work?

Field sales. We could have sent him in to a school or day nursery.

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Here's a typical risk management chart. http://www.ind-safety.com/manage/editor_images/2015/11/isr1511_fire_tech_vinod-alappad_04.gif Lower priority / lower severity things need less attention and general policy can apply. Given the level of severity and also likelihood must be reasonably high I'd ...

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There aren't any risk assessments done by me (we use a community facility that carries out risk assessments) - and I do not allow minors to be involved. I certainly wouldn't consider starting risk assessments for each person that joins the club - that would be absurd. And, it would be the Authoriti...

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Here's a typical risk management chart. http://www.ind-safety.com/manage/editor_images/2015/11/isr1511_fire_tech_vinod-alappad_04.gif Lower priority / lower severity things need less attention and general policy can apply. Given the level of severity and also likelihood must be reasonably high I'd s...

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Mick Mannock wrote:Go and take some proper legal advice where you can reveal more than on here.

Absolutely. I'm suggesting how to cover your arse. And how business covers it's arse.

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My friend was literally held hostage the other week and she's suffering really badly from stress, I'd like her to sue the company she works for, has she got a case? I'm not a solicitor DAC, that would depend on a great many things. All I can tell you there is the employer hasn't covered it's arse w...

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There aren't any risk assessments done by me (we use a community facility that carries out risk assessments) - and I do not allow minors to be involved. I certainly wouldn't consider starting risk assessments for each person that joins the club - that would be absurd. And, it would be the Authoriti...

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There aren't any risk assessments done by me (we use a community facility that carries out risk assessments) - and I do not allow minors to be involved. I certainly wouldn't consider starting risk assessments for each person that joins the club - that would be absurd. And, it would be the Authoriti...

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Yes DAC. Really speaking it's best to have one for every possible scenario you are likely to put a member of staff in to. I have a friend who works on a project in Wales where basically no hopers are given a last chance to sort their lives out. The target of the project is to get them into some sor...

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Yes DAC. Really speaking it's best to have one for every possible scenario you are likely to put a member of staff in to. I have a friend who works on a project in Wales where basically no hopers are given a last chance to sort their lives out. The target of the project is to get them into some sor...

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My slight fear is that if he's confided in you, so to speak, and you do a smattering of detective work it won't be long before he does the same thing with someone else and they may not be as responsible about their findings. That's his lot I suppose. All jokes aside, I'm not so sure it is the respo...

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I would expel him from the club immediately drug induced psychosis or no drug induced psychosis the safety of members is paramount. Nobody is automatically entitled to membership and having killed 2 people is sufficient cause in my view. This seems so self evident to me I cant understand the Dillem...

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My slight fear is that if he's confided in you, so to speak, and you do a smattering of detective work it won't be long before he does the same thing with someone else and they may not be as responsible about their findings. That's his lot I suppose. All jokes aside, I'm not so sure it is the respo...

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I would expel him from the club immediately drug induced psychosis or no drug induced psychosis the safety of members is paramount. Nobody is automatically entitled to membership and having killed 2 people is sufficient cause in my view. This seems so self evident to me I cant understand the Dillem...

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camroc1 wrote:But, but, but, I thought that no deal was better than a bad deal ?

EFTA is shitting itself and is encouraging us to join. A useful barometer to the side of the EU brave front.

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@bimboman Not quoting your post for clarity. If I liquidate my assets now, and move to NZ, which is something I'm seriously considering I am 19% worse off than early 2016. Fact. Great, so 35 has become 19 if and only if you move to NZ. Have you thought that NZ has done well ? It's not the stupid th...

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Assuming it was done while under the influence of drugs and it's not how he is off of it why tell anyone? Also, if he's been let out it's because he would have been cleared no? Assuming again, that whoever treated him wouldn't release him willynilly. This. Don't tell anybody at the club. He doesn't...

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