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TERRITORIAL.
(c) S.R. personnel not in Units, whose total establishment is 100
all ranks, or over, will be permitted to compete under the
same conditions as in (b) above, i.e., as a Unit. They will
not compete as part of the T.A. Unit to which they are
affiliated.
(d) In cases where S.R. personnel of the same branch of the
Service—some in Units and some not in Units—are accom-
modated in the same drill hall and affiliated to the same T.A.
Unit, all such S.R. personnel will compete as one S.R. Unit,
provided they have reached a strength of 100 all ranks and
over.
Money Prizes.
11. Money prizes are forbidden.
Correspondence.
12. All correspondence should be addressed to the Honorary
Secretary, T.A.S.B., Warnford Court, Throgmorton Street,
London, E.C.2.
All communications from a Unit to the Territorial Army Sport
Board must come through H.Q. of the Division in whose area the
Unit is located.
In the same way, communications for Units will be sent through
their respective Divisional Headquarters.
This is to facilitate distribution and to give Local Committees
the necessary control.
GENERAL RULES FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Eligibility.
18. The Championships are limited to representative individuals
or teams from Units of the Territorial Army or Supplementary
Reserve, Category B, as shown in paras. 7 and 10. Only
serving members who have been attested and finally approved
are eligible to compete. Officers on the Territorial Army Reserve
are not eligible. Members of the Permanent Staff attached to
Units may compete in all ' team, but not in individual, events.
General Control.
14. The general control of the Championships will be in the
hands of the respective Sub-Committees of the Territorial Army
Sport Board.
The control and arranging of the details of each Stage will be
in the hands of the following:—
Stage 1. Divisional: Divisional Sport Committees concernea.
Stage 2. Inter-Divisional : Joint Committee composed of repre-
sentatives of the two Divisions concerned.
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