Redress Decisions

2. A boat is entitled to redress if her score or place in a race or series has been made, or may be made, significantly worse through no fault of her own by WS case 79
   1. an improper action or improper omission of a committee or the organizing authority, but not by a protest committee decision when the boat was a party to the hearing, WS case 31 WS case 82 WS case 119 WS case 129 WS case 140
   2. injury or physical damage because of the action of a boat that was breaking a rule of Part 2 and took an appropriate penalty or was penalized, WS case 110 WS case 116 WS case 135
   3. injury or physical damage because of the action of a vessel not racing that was required to keep clear or is determined to be at fault under the IRPCAS or a government right-of-way rule, WS case 110
   4. giving help (except to herself or her crew) in compliance with rule 1.1, or
   5. an action of another boat, or a crew member or support person of that boat, that resulted in a penalty under rule 2 or a penalty or warning under rule 69.