The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Board
 

Last fall, when resolution three was passed, District Board's gained the power to place a ministry "under question" for a variety of reasons that may include finances, morality and the like.

My understanding is that the General Board's decision to exclude dual membership will be enforced at the discretion of each District's Board.

So, a more conservative district may not enforce the ruling at all, while a more liberal district may opt for a total ban on all WPFers.

How sensical is that?

Re: The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Boar
 

all types of human govt in themselves are flawed to varying degrees because they are made up of humans, well in most cases, dt

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I don't see this as being a big deal really.

Isn't it better to have localized policies rather than a single "top-down" policy issued from UPCI headquarters?

Re: The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Boar
 

In most cases government is flawed or in most cases it is made up of humans??

:bliss

Re: The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Boar
 

flawed because humans is all we got bro, dt

Re: The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Boar
 

There is a move to decentralize the org ... however creating feifdoms is not the way to go.

Re: The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Boar
 

Kinda thought that was what you meant. LOL

In which case I would go back to your original statement. ALL government by nature of human involvement is flawed.....

Re: The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Boar
 

Investigation is the quickest and fastest reason to airmail your membership card back to the mothership.

I would show my books (If I were in the UPCI) when the HQ shows me theirs....

Re: The Ever-Increasing Power of the District Boar
 

Most humans do not flaw they fail. Most willingly fail.