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    Posted: 07 Jul 21 at 12:51pm
Originally posted by Chris_H


The RYA's stance:
(iGRF - see, the RYA isnt ALL bad  ;-)   )


I agree, I've supported the RYA all my sailing career was a member for many years, all my kids went through the mill, but that was then, in the days of Edmund Whelan, committees running things with well known figures actually at the coal face, not the commercial behemoth with the jobsworths we have these days.
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No mention of the serious environmental damage caused by people walking away from toxic boats.
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The RYA's stance:


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Edited by Chris_H - 07 Jul 21 at 10:50am
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Post Options Post Options   Quote iGRF Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 Jul 21 at 10:40am
Originally posted by piglet

Dunno, some targeted regulation might benefit the sport,
eg
Aft mainsheet tax,
Brown gelcoat levy
etc


Just like road tax has benefited motorists, particularly motor cyclists - Not.

More pot holes now than ever.

Better Tax Cyclists, particularly Electric cycles on the road.

Anyway it's academic, it's what the RYA is for, in the stead of a Whitehall Department, what would you rather, the RYA or the Ministry of Marine Caft and Waterways?
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Gfinch Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 Jul 21 at 9:48am
My new N12 (2020) had to have a serial number engraved on the stern which details builder ID, unique number (not sail no) and  month & year of build. Perhaps it is the case for all new small boats, pretty sure the Laser / ILCA has the same on the stern.

3513, 3551 - National 12
136069 - Laser
32541 - Mirror
4501 - Laser 4000
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Post Options Post Options   Quote piglet Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 Jul 21 at 9:43am
Dunno, some targeted regulation might benefit the sport,
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Aft mainsheet tax,
Brown gelcoat levy
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Post Options Post Options   Quote iGRF Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 Jul 21 at 9:06am
Originally posted by 423zero

Watched something on TV a couple of weeks ago about the thousand of abandoned boats all round the coast, boat registration could prevent this.


Blasphemy! Never Ever say that again!

People have died to keep us free from Government Regulation ffs.

Have you any idea how much they'd like to get their greasy expense fiddling gold plated pension bed wetting hands on us as an income stream?

Now go to your room and right a thousand lines 'No Government Regulation of small craft.'
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Watched something on TV a couple of weeks ago about the thousand of abandoned boats all round the coast, boat registration could prevent this.
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serious dinghy  racers  often SSR stuff  - presumably  for  such purposes 

also using stuff o nthe Baords or CRT (ex BWB )  canals  requires registration 
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Post Options Post Options   Quote PeterG Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Jul 21 at 11:37am
Well, I suppose he could register it with the small ships register and get an SSR number. Costs £35 for 5 years. Seems like overkill though! But if he's giung to keep it there all year round he may have to do something like that. You could ask the RYA, they keep track of these sorts of issues for larger boats and may be able to help.
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