Who would you rather hear an Ethics Complaint

[Paul W. Abernathy]

OMG.....and some guys think ELECTRICAL THEORY is complicated....lol..all these boards have me confused.

[jmichalski]

In reference to by-laws and term limits, etc....

One thing NACHI sorely lacks is any type of planning or formal documentation. PErsonally, I suspect that the existence of such creates red tape that limits Nick's ability to do whatever he feels like doing and that is why there are none - but that is strictly just an opinion.

These proposed documents are wrtten in the style of such by-laws and lay out the kind of information you seek in as much detail as we could think of.

We may have missed some fine details, but it isn't for a lack of discussion.

One thing I am personally VERY fond of is the portion where vendors (ANYONE who wants to sell or market to NACHI or individual members) can no longer serve in official positions where they can impact policies and decisions that will allow them to steer business their way. (or take advantage of inside info for their own personal gain.)

This point has been overlooked but is - I think - completely necessary and sorely needed.

I know its a lot to digest, and everyone is hung up on teh Ethics complaint part, but take a few mintues to wade through it and you will see some intricate detail and a clearly defined system, structure and procedures that cannot be found anywhere else in NACHI.

It is not perfect - but it is far better than the status quo for NACHI as a whole.

[wforsyth]

Sounds like some good points.

[jmichalski]

Thanks, Wendy.

There is a lot to digest and it is not easy reading (very dry and by-law like) but, having read and written many, I can say that this proposal is among the best vetted and composed I have seen.

If anyone is so inclined, I strongly recommend trying to wade through it....