True, many thinking of banging out, thought has crossed my mind.
As for the beaurocracy, yes there is lots. However, how smoothly this goes, and how sensibly the Squadron is run when it comes to paperwork and perceived hurdles and barriers to activities depends entirely on the Staff already there. Some err far too far on the side of caution, and the default position is no if they don't like the look of the requirements, or do not understand, dont want to understand or have been fed wrong info. Others are far more pragmatic, and find ways to make things happen.
Ultimately it is still a great organisation, and does great things for our young people, but be prepared to bite your tongue and humour a few people, as long as you can weed those out, there is lots to achieve that can be very rewarding.