On Mon, 29 Apr 1996, John 015 wrote: > > >Posted on 29 Apr 1996 at 08:32:40 by Piotr Potulski > > > >dive rules the only effect of having it is that many divers just break > >it, it's wrong way. In my opinion if someone wants to die, he will do it, > >even when it's prohibitted by law. > > > This has me wondering; what's the penalty for dying in Poland ? > Once again my problems with expresion in english, dying is of course allowed, but if you want to diving, you have to be certified diver. All exercises and test subjects have been writen in law. For example ther are three degrees (CMAS system) 3'rd D allow you to dive up to 30m IN GROUP WITH INSTRUCTOR ONLY, 2'nd D (I have this certificat) allows me to dive up to 10m in group without instructor and up to 40m with him, 1'st D allows to dive up to 60m (without instructor). Fortunatly police usually doesn't know about this rules :-) By the way, about 30 dives, and one year waiting between every degree is wanted (by law of course). The only one effect of this system is that majority of "divers" just buy equipment (usually it's not the best choice) and dive realy without any expirience and basic knowlege of the metter. I think that now you really understand what's I mean. Thanks Piotr
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