Annex
Bill Glaze
billglaze at triad.rr.com
Sat Dec 14 06:56:07 AKST 2002
Interesting. 4 constitutes a majority out of a total of 11? Perhaps I should have
paid more attention in Political Science or my Math classes.
Bill Glaze
Ron Van Putte wrote:
> Bill Glaze wrote:
>
> > 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.
>
> For those who may be interested, according to the NSRCA database, the
> following R/C Aerobatics contest board members are members of NSRCA:
> Scott Melville, Fohn Fuqua, Derek Koopowitz and William Thomas. That's
> four out of an eleven member board.
>
> Here's what Dave Brown said in an e-mail to the discussion list yesterday:
>
> "I am surprised that you have chosen to not pursue the alternative
> concept of putting the schedules into an annex, which is subject to the
> approval of the CB, as I think this would accomplish your goals, without
> incuring the problems which triggered the rejection by the Exec Council.
>
> "I believe the EC would support this approach (by not even addressing
> it), and it would accomplish your goals. Please keep in mind that the
> Contest Board members are almost entirely, NSRCA members."
>
> Makes you wonder about the accuracy of items included in the message
> sent to the Executive Council, asking them to vote on rejecting the
> annex proposal I submitted.
>
> Ron Van Putte
>
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