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A [[royal]] '''warrant''' is a written notification that certain actions or powers have been granted or approved by the [[Crown]]. For example, Sir [[Francis Drake]] held a [[letter of marque]] which was a Queen's warrant. |
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== Warrants in the SCA== |
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| ⚫ | While anyone can [[game|play]] in the SCA, there are a few things, such as signing forms or accepting payments for services, that are limited only to certain people. Anyone holding a office ([[Shire]], [[Barony|Baronial]], [[Kingdom]], etc.) already has this responsibility. Warrants are generally maintained by the Kingdom officers and the requirements to get a warrant vary from Kingdom to Kingdom. |
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All individuals who hold warrants are also [[authorisation|authorised]] to execute the generic roles of the office, eg. being a [[chirugeon]], [[Lists Officer|lists officer]], [[marshal]]. |
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Revision as of 14:59, 28 October 2004
A royal warrant is a written notification that certain actions or powers have been granted or approved by the Crown. For example, Sir Francis Drake held a letter of marque which was a Queen's warrant.
Warrants in the SCA
In the SCA, someone who holds a warrant is an officer who has recieved permission from their Kingdom to carry out the full responsibilities of a particular office in that Kingdom.
While anyone can play in the SCA, there are a few things, such as signing forms or accepting payments for services, that are limited only to certain people. Anyone holding a office (Shire, Baronial, Kingdom, etc.) already has this responsibility. Warrants are generally maintained by the Kingdom officers and the requirements to get a warrant vary from Kingdom to Kingdom.
All individuals who hold warrants are also authorised to execute the generic roles of the office, eg. being a chirugeon, lists officer, marshal.
