[blml] Categories of rule-breaker

[Nigel]

> [Nigel]
>
>> 3. Are ignorant of the rules. eg As a spectator, imagine that it's
>> OK for you to tell the director about an alleged infraction by a
>> player that you suspect of cheating.
> [Tim West-Meads]
> Why do you say this sort of thing Nigel? The laws forbid the spectator
> to draw the attention of the players (or captains) to any irregularity.
> The law does not forbid a player from raising concerns privately with
> the TD. If you tell any TD in the UK (and probably elsewhere) you have
> seen something that you are worried may have been cheating he will ask
> you what you saw. THIS IS NOT A PROBLEM!

[Nige2]
Laws 75-76 is clear: Spectators are never allowed to broach any factual 
or legal matter with the director. During  the round, a spectator may 
not converse with a player. Directors, players and spectators retain 
their roles when they encounter each other in the loo or anywhere else. 
It seems that you may tell the director you are worried about something 
only if it is has nothing to do with facts or laws.

[TFLB L76B]
A spectator may not call attention to any irregularity or mistake, nor 
speak on any question of fact or law except by request of the Director.