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The Absence of Light Causes Darkness: Editor/Publisher's Column

Commodore Perry FCU alleged that an NCUA examiner made inappropriate comments to its employees, and once they complained their exam score was lowered.

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on November 02, 2012

Not voting is a vote. Not speaking up is condoning the status quo. Doing nothing is the same as doing something. The absence of light causes darkness. We all know these basic tenets yet practical application can be tricky because reality is grayer than simple clichés make it out to be.

Executives at Commodore Perry Federal Credit Union have alleged that an NCUA examiner made inappropriate comments to employees of the credit union, and once they complained their exam score was dropped. The NCUA so far has declined the credit union’s appeal of the exam score saying the exam was conducted following the agency’s policies and procedures.

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