In reply to Rampikino:
> (In reply to GridNorth)
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> Is your objection based on the thought that this is some kind of thin edge of the wedge whereby in a small matter of time you will not be able to go to your local crag without having someone trying to sell you climbing kit?
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Yes partly.
> Also, what has the National Park got to do with it? Does it mean that if this takes place at a crag that is not in a National Park (and there are plenty) then it's perfectly fine?
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No but an argument could be made that it is less of an issue.
> Part of my confusion is that the argument appears to be that overt commerical activity at a crag should not be allowed. Does this mean that companies who provide commerical climbing courses should also not be allowed? Where is your dividing line?
There is no dividing line. Overt commercial activity at a crag should not be allowed.