including a folding pocket knife if the cutting edge of its blade exceeds 7.62cm/3 inches
Does that still mean you can carry a short pocket knife (one that fits in your pocket is unlikely to be long, in any case)?
Does that still mean you can carry a short pocket knife (one that fits in your pocket is unlikely to be long, in any case)?
The guidelines go on to say that butter knives with no cutting edge and no points are considered prohibited blades under the law, which is ridiculous, and that folding pocket knives with blades less than 3" are not considered folding if they lock open (because they are not "immediately foldable"), and are therefore prohibited. Which is, again, ridiculous, and also undoubtedly leads to many unnecessary injuries as unlocking blades close on the fingers of their users.
Not impressed with this policy's risk assessment.