mental incapacity -- Participant: No, for purposes of this definition. Mr. McComis: Right. Participant: It would be a reasonable person who most likely would not be considered to have their mental disability, or whatever. Mr. McComis: Right. Participant: For purposes, now, of this definition of each of those. Mr. McComis: Right. And so I just wanted to make clear, in my mind, of what we're talking about is, just, would a reasonable person be misled by that statement. Participant: Right. Yes. Mr. McComis: Not, would that individual be misled by that statement. Participant: Yes. That's right. Ms. Miller: Okay. That makes sense. All right. Now can I go to my actual question? Thank you. Okay. So I have just a couple of suggestions for some additional words in your A through K list that I'd like you to think about. Letter C would be, to include accreditation after specialized, programmatic, or institutional certifications, accreditation, or approvals not actually obtained. And that's, the basis being that, specialized and programmatic accreditation can be a driver in enrollment decisions based upon whether or not an institution or a program actually has that, particularly if it's a condition of employment. I would suggest under H that it might be more useful to take out the list and maybe just replace it with a representation that the institution, its courses or programs, are endorsed by any entity, group, or
mental incapacity -- Participant: No, for purposes of this definition. Mr. McComis: Right. Participant: It would be a reasonable person who most likely would not be considered to have their mental disability, or whatever. Mr. McComis: Right. Participant: For purposes, now, of this definition of each of those. Mr. McComis: Right. And so I just wanted to make clear, in my mind, of what we're talking about is, just, would a reasonable person be misled by that statement. Participant: Right. Yes. Mr. McComis: Not, would that individual be misled by that statement. Participant: Yes. That's right. Ms. Miller: Okay. That makes sense. All right. Now can I go to my actual question? Thank you. Okay. So I have just a couple of suggestions for some additional words in your A through K list that I'd like you to think about. Letter C would be, to include accreditation after specialized, programmatic, or institutional certifications, accreditation, or approvals not actually obtained. And that's, the basis being that, specialized and programmatic accreditation can be a driver in enrollment decisions based upon whether or not an institution or a program actually has that, particularly if it's a condition of employment. I would suggest under H that it might be more useful to take out the list and maybe just replace it with a representation that the institution, its courses or programs, are endorsed by any entity, group, or
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