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Snug against the body, without slack and correctly positioned.
Snug against the body, without slack, twists or pressure that prevents correct positioning. The lap belt should sit low across the pelvis and the shoulder belt across the shoulder and centre of the chest, never behind the back or under the arm. Do not loosen it for comfort or use devices that create slack.
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Snug against the body, without slack and correctly positioned.
Completely loose so it does not bother you.
Twisted and pressing against the neck.
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