[Ansteorra] SCA vs Nonmembers

[D. Vandever]

> Umm....I know I'm over *my* head here (but then, that never stopped me
> before...) I do know that there are similar precedents that *could* apply.
> For instance, if an organization prepares (and sells) food, only *one*
> kitchen member (presumably, the one in charge) is required to have a Food
> Handler's License

Whoops!  Alden, I think you may have opened yet *another* can o' worms.
I've autocrated a number of events and even feastocrated one.  Never have
heard that we needed a "food handler's license" in order to prepare and
handle feast.  Sounds like a seneschal's nightmare to me.  Does that come
from the state or the feds?  If somebody got food poisoning from an event
and we didn't have a "food handler's license" what would that precipitate?

Annes
Dear God,  Help me to be the person
my dog thinks I am.  Amen