Frank Really If U don't know that ... then U haven't read what your AMA has Stated, they don't like about the NPRM.
Here it right on the front page of your AMA Web Site ... http://www.modelaircraft.org/
but here it is in Print From the Right from the AMA. Nothing More Nothing Less but I under stand there people here that HATE the AMA Sorry About that but the AMA is the best thing going for all of us that fly anything R/C. Again JMHO.
[h=1]AMA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS BLOG[/h]
Welcome to the Academy of Model Aeronautics' Government Relations page. As the FAA looks to regulate the use of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) and as Congress and state legislatures consider legislation with potential impact on the hobby, this site will keep you informed of the latest news, events and industry updates, and serves as an outlet to let your voice be heard by AMA and key officials nationwide.

[h=1]AMA Responds to the FAA’s sUAS NPRM[/h]On February 23, 2015, the FAA published its proposed regulations for small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) as a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM). This began a 60-day period during which the public can comment on the proposed regulations. When finalized, the proposed rules would become the safety regulations for operating small,non-recreational, unmanned aircraft.
The NPRM references FAA’s June 2014 interpretation of the Special Rule. As indicated in detail in updates to our members last summer , the AMA has taken exception to several aspects of FAA’s interpretation. Aside from this, and one exception that may impact model aircraft manufacturers, the new proposed rule essentially takes the language in the 2012 Special Rule for Model Aircraft (the AMA amendment) and places it in the federal aviation regulations.
We encourage members to submit comments commending the FAA for appropriately separating model aviation from the new regulations and also encourage members to include in their comments the need to resolve the discrepancies stemming from the Interpretive Rule before finalizing the sUAS rule.
AMA has created a suggested template for comments, which we strongly encourage you to edit and personalize. Unless extended, the deadline for submitting comments is 11:59 p.m., Friday, April 24, 2015.
[h=1]View template and comment[/h]