Well, now we have everyone thinking? We just wait and see the final Terms and Conditions that RAAus publish, for us to abide by.
Like everything these days, the membership have not been consulted for ideas to contribute. Never give people a chance for input, as the organisation may get to hear, what they don’t like.
Insurance policies these days are full of escape clauses etc. With the new T’s and C’s don’t expect protection from anything as a member, because it will be only to protect RAAus and its hierarchy, which is logical in this day and age.
It will be interesting to see what’s in it for members, OR what’s out of it?
Just think, IF RAAus was still Incorporated, the new T’s and C’s may not have had any potential, to be a problem?