Kingdom Law - The Crown

The Crown

Kingdom Law needs to be updated to account for changes to SCANZ's constitution

Eligibility for the Crown Tournament

1. Each combatant entering the Crown Tournament, and their consort, must:
   1. Be acceptable to the Committee of SCANZ and Board of SCA Ltd.
   2. Not be disqualified from being an officer of a New Zealand incorporated society under section 47 of the Incorporated Societies Act 2022.
   3. Be acceptable to the Crown.
   4. Be at least 18 years of age on the day of the Crown Tournament.
   5. Be current subscribing members of SCA Ltd or SCANZ at the time of the Crown Tournament.
      1. Membership must be maintained by the winner and their consort throughout their tenure as Royal Heirs and Crown.
      2. Positive confirmation of membership consists of:
         1. a valid membership card,
         2. listing as a current member in the registry database,
         3. or receipt of online membership (as downloaded from the renewal website) plus proof that payment has been made in the form of a receipt for an electronic payment.
   6. Have actively participated in the Kingdom of Lochac for a satisfactory period of time as judged by the Crown of Lochac.
      • For example, the Crown may choose to ask entrants to share what Lochac events they have attended/participated in the 3 to 6 months prior to the tournament.
   7. Be able and willing to swear that should they win, they will attend their Coronation, the following Crown Tournament and the Coronation of their successors, and that they are willing and able to swear fealty to Lochac for the duration of their reign.
   8. Not be the current Sovereign or Consort of Lochac.
   9. Be able and willing, should they win, to obtain and maintain throughout their reign passports and any other necessary travel documents to ensure that they are free to travel to all parts of the kingdom.
2. A person may only be fought for by one combatant in a Crown Tournament. Examples:
   • Person A may fight for Person B and Person B may also fight for Person A.
   • Person A may fight for Person B and Person B may fight for Person C.
   • Person A and Person B may NOT both fight for Person C.