calling complete for new takeoff

[Gordon Anderson]

My point is the procedure does not involve the NSRCA, go to the AMA web site and
download document 333.pdf, its the rule change proposal form. Its signed by
three AMA members one of whom must be a CD. The NSRCA is a special interest
group not a ruling body. The process is a right that every AMA member has
regardless of ones affiliation with a SIG. It is unreasonable to expect an AMA
member to give up his/her rights when they join a SIG. 
 
--Gordon

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In a message dated 5/16/2005 12:05:11 A.M. Central Daylight Time, GAA at owt.com
writes:


Individuals submit rule change proposals not the NSRCA. The NSRCA board has no
special power in this process, at least not in the version of the rule book I'm
looking at.
 
--Gordon

These rules were written BEFORE the NSRCA was recognized as the official SIG for
pattern, I believe.  It is in our best interests to act together, in concert,
which is why we formed the NSRCA.  And why we all belong.  It's kinda like being
a citizen; we enjoy the protection of the Union, and are obligated to work with
the majority.  Being an NSRCA member includes an implied responsibility to
cooperate with the majority opinions democratically arrived at. This way, we can
provide the best possible guidance to the AMA Contest Board in maintaining our
sport, to betterment of the greatest number.
 
Brian Clemmons
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