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Abeyance is a state of "inactivity" for SCA groups. A group in abeyance is not considered an official SCA group for various purposes -- it cannot hold events, cannot have a bank account (if it has one then it cannot access it), etc.

A group can be placed into abeyance for one of several reasons:

*It doesn't have sufficient members to continue. For example, most or all of the members have moved away from the area.
*It has failed to produce sufficient reports -- for example if the seneschal of a group has not reported for some time then the Kingdom Seneschal can put the group into abeyance.
*It has failed to produce end of year financial reports.
*A group cannot find the appropriate officers.

Abeyance usually lasts until the situation has been resolved. For example, reports have started to arrive in a timely manner.

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