[Artemisia] IMPORTAINT NOTICE ABOUT UPRISING XXI

[pandabr at srv.net]

Short answer is yes you understand correctly. A temporary
guardianship form is not required to attend. The forms
needed are the SCA waivers which are located at the link
posted below. The blue card for a child, if I understand
correctly, is like the blue card for an adult. It means
there is a signed waiver on file at corporate. Duplicates of
the signed forms are always handy to have as it better to
have too many copies than not enought. 
If you have more questions please let us know. 

Baroness Antoinette

----- Original Message Follows -----
From: "BECKY LEISHMAN" <leishman10 at msn.com>
To: "Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list"
<artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Subject: Re: [Artemisia] IMPORTAINT NOTICE ABOUT UPRISING
XXI
Date: Thu, 17 May 2007 14:32:37 -0600

>Ok, before I bring my grandson to this event... and face
>the stern lecture and possible return home to get the right
>forms, from your exchequer....I want to make sure I have
>this clear: 
>
>A temporary guardian form, signed and notarized does NOT
>have to be presented?  This will make his mother happier,
>she freaked when I asked her to sign one with it's 'current
>wording'.  She thought I was trying to take her kid away
>from her. This form is NOT required at all? 
>
>The minor's consent to participate and hold harmless
>agreement, does have to be presented, and does NOT need to
>be notarized (no place for that  on the form).  Need two
>copies of this, one for me and one for troll? The kid has a
>blue membership card, and his mother signed it, do I still
>need to have this? 
>
>If the child is to participate in any form of combat... 
>The Medical Authorization for Minors form needs to be
>filled in AND MUST BE notarized (there is a place for that
>on the form).   The child should carry one of these, at
>least one person responsible for him should have a copy and
>so should troll?  The kid has a blue membership card... do
>I still need to have this? I'm thinking the answer to this
>one is yes... just in case he needs to go to the hospital
>or something.  Notice to everyone, the back of the medical
>waiver needs to include insurance information... very
>useful when having to take said kid to the doctors while at
>the event. 
>
>Please verify this and let us all know what you find out. 
>
>Thanks
>Bethoc
> 
>http://sca.org/docs/welcome.html<http://sca.org/docs/welcome.html>.
>