Originally Posted By: Bill Mullen RHI This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Larrey Ewens said:
"So the voice of CAHPI/OAHI,( according to Bill et al the two organizations are now one) "
Larry:
Just to clarify one thing:
I have never said that CAHPI and OAHI are the same thing, although I can see how an outsider could get confused. (Even many insiders are confused, so don't feel bad)
CAHPI is a national organization that has seven provincial associations under its umbrella. CAHPI-Ontario is one of these, and it is only CAHPI-Ontario that is the same group as OAHI. There's a long history behind it, but basically OAHI has changed its public name to be consistent with the other six CAHPI associations. This way, the benefits of the National Certification can be maximized across the country.
Originally Posted By: lewens This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Bill
I just reread your post and “if” I am reading it properly, the national certification is going to be of more benefit to the members of CAHPI than anyone else. Is this correct?
Originally Posted By: Bill Mullen RHI This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Larry said:
"Bill
I just reread your post and "if" I am reading it properly, the national certification is going to be of more benefit to the members of CAHPI than anyone else. Is this correct?
Larry"
All I said was that CAHPI Ontario and others are positioning themselves so their members can reap the benefits of the Certification.
CAHPI intends to market its members just as NACHI does theirs. People outside CAHPI will also benefit if they gain National Certification, since it's open to all.
Your demeanor sir is not within the terms of your agreement. Please refrain from posting further disparaging comments. If you are in doubt of your actions please reread the above.
NACHI encourages participation by non-members. But please remember you are merely a guest.
Originally Posted By: rcooke This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Dave Bottoms wrote:
lewens wrote:
Bill
Thank you for the clarification.
Write it down, Gilligan, so you don't have to waste your time asking it again next week.
Bill,
Don't waste your time on this loser. You've explained this a dozen times and he's still too stupid to get it. Let him wallow in his ignorance.
Dave
(This is the third time I've posted this. Nick or someone keeps pulling my posts as quickly as I can write them. I guess it's okay for Gilligan to attack me but not for me to respond. Interesting version of free speech.)
Originally Posted By: rcooke This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Bill Mullen RHI wrote:
Larry said:
"Bill
I just reread your post and "if" I am reading it properly, the national certification is going to be of more benefit to the members of CAHPI than anyone else. Is this correct?
Larry"
All I said was that CAHPI Ontario and others are positioning themselves so their members can reap the benefits of the Certification.
CAHPI intends to market its members just as NACHI does theirs. People outside CAHPI will also benefit if they gain National Certification, since it's open to all.
Bill Mullen RHI
This sounds great to me .
The opinion I had from what I read and heard before showed a
definite bias to the CAHPI members who are about 15% of the
Home inspection Industry and too Bad for the
85% who did not belong to CAHPI .
I hope for all that what Bill say's comes to pass and we all can
then get along and improve the industry for the future.
Originally Posted By: rwand This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
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Well if it isn't Yappidy Yap, Nick's sycophant little lapdog, trying to get his little 2-cents worth. Woof Woof, little Yapidy. icon_lol.gif icon_lol.gif icon_lol.gif icon_lol.gif
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Another informative post!
I don't ever recall Oahi okaying the name change to CAHPI/OAHI by taking it to the members for a vote. Seems it was all done quietly. It was not on the agenda of the AGM that I could see or read. Hmmmmmm. Just like the Oahi trip was to be a CAHPI endeavour, it turns out to be an Oahi sponsored event.
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
-- The value of experience is not in seeing much,
but in seeing wisely. - Sir William Osler 1905
Originally Posted By: rcooke This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
clawrenson wrote:
Roy could you please clarify the source of your figures?
Roy stated:
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The opinion I had from what I read and heard before showed a
definite bias to the CAHPI members who are about 15% of the
Home inspection Industry and too Bad for the
85% who did not belong to CAHPI .
Since you read them - I would be interested in your source.
Regards, Claude
Claude can you tell me how many is the number you and others have
been using that do home inspections in canada. Full and part time best
guess estimate total =or- .
Originally Posted By: rcooke This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
clawrenson wrote:
Roy respectfully - you posted the 15% figure. I also take representing as CAHPI in Canada. I was curious where I can corroborate that figure? That's all! Nothing more.
Originally Posted By: rwand This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
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Hi Ray - no big secret - this name change issue was discussed and straw polled at the various meeting groups. In Feb 2005 at the AGM the change was officially announced. Seems there was very little opposition to it.
Straw polls do not reflect proper procedure as prescribed in the by-laws and at the very least conflict with Roberts Rules of Order. Because of the way it was done makes the whole name change improper and without force. The proper way and the right way would have been to table the document and position and a special meeting or on the agenda of the AGM ballot.
So by decree and without due process the CAHPI-Ontario is being used without proper and legal consent of the membership. Not a good way to run a so called self regulating body. So really Oahi should still be referred to as Oahi.
Thanks,
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
-- The value of experience is not in seeing much,
but in seeing wisely. - Sir William Osler 1905
Originally Posted By: rwand This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
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I think it comes down to the fact that since OAHI and CAHPI members are legitimate professionals (except for Ray, of course), we are held to a higher standard than those who have simply passed an online quiz to get their certificate in home inspection. We shouldn't fault him for that astute observation.
Dave
Oahi is not the legitimate body because it has proven it can not manage itself. Claude has just admitted so in his post. While you on the other hand have stagnated in the Associate rut. So much for progress on your part. Don't paint us as being lower then you, you can't get much lower then you are.
And once again you prove you have nothing useful to add to any of the discussions but your lack of knowledge. I suggest your read and reflect on the Oahi name change. That shows how little you know about proper procedure.
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
-- The value of experience is not in seeing much,
but in seeing wisely. - Sir William Osler 1905
Originally Posted By: rwand This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
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Seems the emphasis is on protecting members, (or as stated are (not) meant to defame our membership) but not equally non-members. I wholly support cleaning up the "disrespectful" posts that cross that line as agreed to above. But it seems from another POV that the same rules are bent unfairly by certain members.
Respectfully, I ask this - is there a flaw in that logic or could you please clarify?
Regards, Claude
You should ask and make the same statement on the Oahi CAFE.
Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
-- The value of experience is not in seeing much,
but in seeing wisely. - Sir William Osler 1905
