Two ad hoc industry groups, one in Michigan and the other in Tennessee, which have been among the most vocal in stirring criticism of NCUA policies on corporates, salaries and assessments, said this week their stands are unchanged.
The Michigan contingent, however, which first began circulating an online petition last December calling for agency overhaul and Congressional scrutiny to avoid industry "disaster", said its viral petition drive is mostly over.
"I think the online permit may have expired," declared Randy Karnes, president/CEO of CU* Answers, a Grand Rapids, Mich. CUSO and leader of the Michigan group.
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