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Originally Posted by Resolute 14
Not that I agree with his interpretation, but your response is basically: "LOL! A loophole in the CBA? Never happen."
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All parties agreed to place that exemption into the CBA that makes an RFA exempt from the waiver rule. He is saying that once an RFA signs an offer sheet or any deal, they are no longer an RFA and therefore the exemption is completely useless.
That's like agreeing to sell your house and saying in the contract, that you will add a stair railing to your house before the posession date but then argue that you don't have to add it to the house because it's no longer yours. I can't see anyone upholding that interpretation.