Reply to "The word Replace on a Certificate."

jaywightCertifier

There are numerous situations where construction makes a course unusable for a year or two, but does not change it.

If we're going to have the "replaces" field on the certificate, it should mean something. Current RRTC policy, if I understand correctly, is simply to ignore anything in the field. The only way a course is removed from the course list short of its expiration, is if it fails a verification measurement or if someone specifically asks for it to be removed.

If we're going to retain the field, then let's develop clear guidelines for when it should be used and what happens when it's used, and communicate them clearly to certifiers for communication to measurers.

9/20/1210:07 PM

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