Hi all,

Still busy with the whole lot...
I just reread the ILCA advertising policy (http://www.ilca.org/files/resources/advertising_opportunities/ILCAAdvertisingPolicyNEW2008%281%29.pdf).
Do I understand correctly that at ILCA conferences, code violators can not exhibit, regardless of whether they show or don't show products under the scope of the code?
The mere fact that they are designated as a code violator will exclude them from the congress?
Does this mean that at the ILCA conference in Texas in July 2010 and at the VELB/ILCA conference in Basel in October 2010 there will be no M*****-booth?
Thanks to those who can answer these questions. I'm trying hard to grasp the full meaning of all the statements, so pardon me if I repeat things that have long been clear to others.
Many of the decisions and policies with regard to this are made in the US and I'm doing my utmost to explain in my own region that these decisions are also applicable to the European situation.
To me, there seems to be a 'far-from-my-bed'-atmosphere and I think global understadning, solidarity and cohesion are urgently needed.
Once again: thanks for enlightening me shortly.

Warmly,

Marianne Vanderveen IBCLC, Netherlands

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