Annex

[Bill Glaze]

Del:
Maybe I'm confused, but the effort by Ron has nothing to do with circumventing
the survey, or by making more than 3 year sequence changes.
What it does have to do with, is the ability of the NSRCA to control those
things that appertain to pattern, including sequences, and not having an AMA
board (most of whom are not pattern folks) making decisions about what pattern
is going to fly.

All safety related and insurance issues would stay where they belong--with the
AMA.

If this annex proposal were approved, it would remove a layer of "committeeism"
(is that a word, or did I just make it up?<G>)  from the procedure.
It would provide pattern with much more flexibility.

Bill Glaze


Del Rykert wrote:

> Maybe I'm missing something here but I thought the survey results showed the
> membership at large wanted to stay with the 3 year schedule change for all
> classes? Why all this effort to circumvent the results of the survey? Did
> the NSRCA leaders decide they didn't like the way the membership voted? What
> happened to the concern of stability to encourage participation?
>
>      Del K. Rykert
>      AMA - 8928
>      NSRCA - 473
>      Kb2joi - General
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ron Van Putte" <vanputte at nuc.net>
> To: <discussion at nsrca.org>; "Fuqua John D Contr AAC/YAA"
> <john.fuqua at eglin.af.mil>
> Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 10:12 AM
> Subject: Re: Annex
>
> | The AMA president said that the annex proposal had to be withdrawn prior
> | to official completion of the AMA Executive Council vote or the proposal
> | was 'dead' until the next rule change cycle.  The EC vote was completed
> | at noon yesterday.  Any further attempts to submit the annex proposal as
> | an Urgent change proposal will have to go through Dave Brown, according
> | to Steve Kaluf.  As the proposer, I am unwilling to support any activity
> | which would result in a compromise proposal which included approval
> | authority over the annex by the contest board.  Individuals are welcome
> | to pursue a compromise annex proposal with my permission.
> |
> | Ron Van Putte
> |
> |
> | Martin X. Moleski, SJ wrote:
> | > --On Tuesday, December 10, 2002 10:26 AM -0600 Ron Van Putte
> | > <vanputte at nuc.net> wrote:
> | >
> | >> Jerry - The way I read AMAs response is that they want control of the
> | >> maneuver descriptions and maneuver schedules.  Everything else is just
> | >> window dressing.
> | >
> | >
> | > What I heard is that the AMA wants to be sure that all
> | > the procedures are in place and that NSRCA has a commitment
> | > to the procedures in order to make them work for all
> | > pattern competitors (NSRCA and non-NSRCA).
> | >
> | > This seems to me not to be a totally unreasonable request.
> | >
> | >> I won't agree to change the proposal to say that.  End
> | >> of story.
> | >
> | >
> | > OK.  You have the right to withdraw your proposal or to
> | > let it lapse.
> | >
> | > The NSRCA has the right to make a new proposal addressing
> | > the issues defined by dialogue with the EC.  Perhaps,
> | > given the polling data, the NSRCA even has an obligation
> | > to make a new proposal.
> | >
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