The number of characters allowed in the poll questions are limited so I couldn't word everything perfectly.
Then you are by definition out of the program, as of 05/01/16.Originally Posted by cub builder
AFAIK, the background checks part is not an option or a item on the table eligible to be eliminated. Nor, in my opinion, should it be. I would object strongly if EAA dropped background checks requirement altogether.
If EAA can do a decent job on the background checks without requiring SSN, then that would be great and would satisfy a lot of people.
Another major objection to the whole thing are the stringent rules laid out in the "Youth Protection Policy" document. The rules to some seem overboard and unworkable. Again, if those rules could be modified to satisfy SOME more people (they won't be able to satisfy everyone), then again, more people could come into the fold. If the numbers get high enough, those that want to quit can quit and not kill YE altogether.
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