Most people in the heritage movement accept that a manpower crisis is looming as volunteers retire or pass on with no sign of younger replacements in anything like sufficient numbers. One way of staving off the day of reckoning could be to make it far easier for skills acquired on one line to be transferred to another in a nationally-recognised scheme. PHIL MARSH opens the debate.
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机译：遗产运动中的大多数人都接受到，随着志愿者退休或继续前进，而没有足够数量的年轻替代者的迹象，人力危机正在迫在眉睫。避开推算日的一种方法可能是，使在一条线上获得的技能更容易以一种国家认可的方式转移到另一条线上。 PHIL MARSH开始辩论。
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