I thought the UMC contribution was removed from the deal??  

I don't know if it belongs here or not, but the regional UMC conference for my area sent budget guidelines out yesterday that broke down how much each local church has to contribute to the boy scout bankruptcy settlement over the next three years.  A number of churches already aren't paying their current apportionment for a variety of reasons from financial to philosophical and political so this is interesting. Local UMC churches that did not have a history of chartering a unit thought they were going to be unscathed but all churches will be required to pay. It doesn't appear to be a lot of money but for those churches who are currently having difficulty paying the electric bill, or who have a deep philosophical argument, it's possibly a bit of a lit match.  The reason I put this here is because I wonder what happens generally if a third party finds it is unable to honor its commitment to the settlement?   

Into effect, maybe, but not enforcement 😜

This is a 372 page document that the inspection team go through in an afternoon at a long term camp and then do a photo op with the pennant.   Not a chance this is a thorough evaluation.

Application of NCAP for camporees and OA etc went into enforcement 2 years ago this coming Jan.