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Topic	Date	User
QUT and affiliates sued for $8m Kangaroo Point	6-Jun-2017 At 1:06:29 PM	kieranl
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I am just staggered that people would trust someone to belay them but not to lower them. If someone is losing control when they're lowering you then it is seriously wrong. I'm fairly light (about 65kg) and have belayed and lowered some quite substantial people but I've never lost control. I can be pulled off my feet (if I haven't tied myself down ) but I lock the rope off and hold it. If you don't trust your belayer why are you having them hold your rope?

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