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By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
BTW, I have had conversations with Camp Directors on this wrt NCAP. And wherever the standard is vague or conflicting, they have interpreted it in their favor (training versus certification). I know a Camp Director who also asked for clarification from National on this issue... and got no response. So he used "training" versus "certification" to meet NCAP requirements. -
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As long as they realize that there are situations where BSA does require a copy of the certification card, such as meeting health officer requirements for day camps, etc. and that just having NO6 in their training on my.scouting will not suffice; I would rather they know what to do in case of an emergency than having a piece of paper in their wallet. -
By johnsch322 · Posted
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By BadChannel70 · Posted
What's even more sad, is a lot of these folks/survivors probably aren't aware their attorney fees are going to chip away at these small payouts. However, there is a thread on Reddit that is growing with survivors who are firing their attorneys to get more of their recovery. Particularly amongst those law firms that signed up mass clients and really didn't do much except file some paperwork. I also read the Trust is pushing back and even denying some attorney fees due to complaints and/or lack of work that doesn't come close to 30-40% contingency fee (most involve Matrix claims.
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