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If the candidates have time to discuss and prepare, how then can the problems be considered unanticipated? Is the assumption that the candidates will not use that time to anticipate the problems? Seems rather strange to me.I do not think it is a violation at all.
In confined water, have divemaster candidates demonstrate the ability to solve unanticipated problems underwater,
This argument has been discussed a number of times.
Unanticipated Problems can mean lots of things. An instructor is encouraged through the whole of the dive master course to simulate real conditions. This is obviously simulating low or no visibility.