New Policy for Approved NACHI Education providers or those seeking approvals

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by wdecker

Jim,

As was previously stated, by me and other iNACHI "officers", Nick is the only one with legal authority in this association.

I don't mean to agrue, just to be clear.

When Nick writes it, it is (within this association) law.

Sorry if this hurts your ow Joe's feelings, but I am only stating facts.

Argue with the facts, not with me.

Let's stop this game playing. Nobody really buys it anymore.

LOL

Will.....tomorrow when you wake up, Joe's policy will still be implemented. You can confer with your lawyer and take the matter up with the Illinois Licensing Board and then, in turn, the Supreme Court. It changes nothing.

Good night.

[William J. Decker]

Originally Posted by jfarsetta

Will,



Better check this out, my friend, as it may not be true. For official ASHI recognition and approval, one MUST apply and include a fee of $25 per credit hour sought. This is an annual requirement. A course approved one year, may not be approved the next. You putting on ASHI approved education under a NACHI chapter banner may also be nixed. If you'd like, I can share the official policy with you in an e-mail.

Please do. as to history, this may be the policy, now, but we, in our area, have never had this problem. Maybe this is because we reside in ASHI's home state. Sometimes, the national leadership has in-fighting that the local chapters do not get involved with.

I do agree with you that ASHI national leadership can, sometimes, muck things up, and act in a way that is not best for their members or the industry. Children will be children, especially when they think only of themselves.

As for cooler heads prevailing, I'd ask you to look at the posts calling for it beng a COE change or membership requirement to force members to choose only one association. I spoke out against it, and we launched this policy instead.

I understand. It seems like all the associations have a hard time controlling the hot heads in their groups.

That is why, when I see inflamitory posts, in the public area of this thread, I just assume that the poster is more interested in playing than in actully solving the problem.