Should ROA change how it elects its national officers? Currently, only department delegates attending the national convention decide who will govern ROA. The President's Working Group for the 21st century did exhaustive research on this subject and recommended to the Executive Committee (ExCom) that a direct vote by members would allow for greater participation by members. The three 2008 service vice presidents drafted an amendment to the ROA Constitution to bring about this change. ExCom then recommended this change.
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- ReserveOfficer
- The Reserve Officers Association is the professional association for all uniformed services of the United States. Chartered by Congress and in existence since 1922, ROA advises and educates the Congress, the President and the American people on issues of national security, with unique expertise on Reserve issues. ROA advocates for adequate funding of equipment and training requirements, recruiting and retention incentives, and employment rights for all members of the Reserve.