Which is precisely why the CAA insisted on the NPPLSC which does represent all GA organisations: AOPA, PFA, BGA, BMAA, GAMTA and receives advice from GAPAN.
The CAA supports the NPPL; only proposals which have consensus agreement amongst the NPPLSC are forwarded to the CAA for approval and formal action; a representative from the CAA also attends NPPLSC meetings.
Whilst AOPA may have started the ball rolling and chair the NPPLSC, rest assured that the NPPLSC does represent all of GA.
Incidentally, it is a JAR/FCL Class 2 medical which is the minimum required for unremunerated instruction by a PPL holder, not a CAA Class II. That is no longer available for pilot licensing.
[ 19 July 2001: Message edited by: BEagle ]