Maine Coast Solar Bares - Sun Apr 2

[usuallylurk]

MCSB holds its monthly swim on Sunday April 2, 1-5 pm at its usual indoor locale.

Singles - solos - couples - families welcome.

http://www.naturisthost.com/mcsb

[usuallylurk]

MCSB holds its monthly swim on Sunday April 2, 1-5 pm at its usual indoor locale.

Singles - solos - couples - families welcome.

http://www.naturisthost.com/mcsb

[usuallylurk]

quote:

Originally posted by Jason Lee:
children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

That's a given at ANY nudist event here in North America. Not only is it assumed -- IT'S THE LAW.

[NudePete]

quote:

Originally posted by usuallylurk:

quote:

Originally posted by Jason Lee:
children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

That's a given at ANY nudist event here in North America. Not only is it assumed -- IT'S THE LAW.

Never heard of that one here...

[usuallylurk]

quote:

Originally posted by NudePete:

Never heard of that one here...

If you decide to run a nudist club with events and allow minors to attend without a parent or without a parent's knowledge, you likely will find out quickly. Make sure you have a good attorney.

[NudePete]

usuallylurk, you might be misunderstanding me...what I meant to say about your comment was I had never heard of a specific law covering this situation.

It is basic common sense to allow your child to attend a nudist (or any other for that matter) event only with a parent or guardian, and to only accept accompanied children if you are running such an event. But a law that enforces this? Nope, not to my knowledge. Perhaps under the umbrella of something covering child abandonment, or wilful neglect, or something similar.

[usuallylurk]

quote:

Originally posted by NudePete:
usuallylurk, you might be misunderstanding me...what I meant to say about your comment was I had never heard of a specific law covering this situation.

It is basic common sense to allow your child to attend a nudist (or any other for that matter) event only with a parent or guardian, and to only accept accompanied children if you are running such an event. But a law that enforces this? Nope, not to my knowledge. Perhaps under the umbrella of something covering child abandonment, or wilful neglect, or something similar.

A host of charges that the police could dream up and make stick. Various morals charges.