Class associations belonging to a local governing body is different thing than being a ISAF class, meaning that we can be part of ISAF but we don't fulfill requirements of ISAF class. I'm not sure what all is required but I think most important things relate how class is managed. We do have GC and policies how class/rules is managed, so I guess that nothing much would change (I guess that we would pay more $'s). So being a ISAF class is like certifying that class has certain elements.

I'm not saying that we should or shouldn't get ISAF class status, before someone will clarify following things (without angst): what is required form us, costs involved and what would we gain.