Governor of Svalbard has AFT's man thrown in the chiller!

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1. Don't be an arctic litterbug! Leave no lasting signs of your visit.
   You left 14 empty miniatures of Drambuie on the course - and that was just the first 9 holes! You also left at least a dozen balls in the water, one five iron and, most unfortunately, a Penguin bar wrapper.
2. Birds and other animals are not to be disturbed. Remember, you are the guest.
   Disturbed a seal. Or to be more precise, killed it (which is pretty disturbing for its wife and seal pups.)
3. Help take care of the biodiversity. Do not pick flowers.
   Drunkenly gave Mayoress Walrus a bouquet of hand-picked Arctic daisies because you said she was "so blooming lovely".
4. Leave old cultural remains alone. Law protects all traces of humans from before 1946.
   Caused an avalanche on the 16th, destroying an ancient Eskimo burial ground in the process. And you tried to defeat Mayor Walrus at golf - he is clearly from before 1946.

5. Pursuing, attracting or enticing polar bears is strictly prohibited. They are dangerous animals, but also vulnerable.
   And never more vulnerable than when... er... seeking relief. Asking for a free drop "because the polar bear had one on the green in the line of my putt" is simply not in the spirit of the game.
6. Do not leave the settlements without a suitable gun, and experience in using it.
   Your short game may have been "firing on all cylinders" but it's hardly the same thing. You exposed the Anyone For Tee-caddy to great danger. But enough about your shank.
7. Be considerate of others.
   Considerate? You killed or frightened half the local wildlife but worst of all drank our entire Drambuie stocks for the next three months.
8. Contact the Governor's office (Sysselmannen) if planning a longer field excursion. A mandatory registration applies for travel to large parts of Svalbard (outside Management Area 10).
   Errant game off the tees meant you covered most of Svalbard during your round without the necessary permission.
9. Acquaint yourself with the rules and regulations pertaining to travel and other tourist activities on Svalbard.
   You made no effort to fit in culturally and your rendition of (and behaviour towards) Eskimo Nell was highly distasteful.
10. For the sake of both the environment and yourself, we recommend organized tour arrangements.
    Went "off-piste" on at least 16 holes, most notably the 19th. You plainly could not organize a piste-up in a Drambuiery.

The Governor's case against Archie Pelago mentions a Penguin Bar. What is a Penguin Bar? Is it:

1. A place where penguins go for a drink
2. A chocolate biscuit
3. A local law in Svalbard forbidding penguins to trespass on the golf course

Answers must reach us by 21 March.