This information tells us that a change has occurred in the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) code development process. Here's a breakdown: NITMAM

This likely refers to "Notice of Intent to Make a Motion at the Annual Meeting." In the past, this was a formal process for proposing changes to NFPA codes.

CAM

This likely refers to "Consent Agenda Material." These are generally non-controversial items that are approved as a group without individual debate.

"NITMAM's have become CAM's"

This indicates a significant shift in how changes are being handled. The previously used process (NITMAM) is no longer in effect, and appeals that would have been NITMAMs are now being handled under the CAM process. This could mean fewer opportunities for individual motions and debate at the annual meeting.

2026 Code Cycle

This specifies the year the code changes will be incorporated, so the appeals listed are for changes to the NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code) edition that will be implemented in 2026.*

Link provided: The provided link leads to a PDF document containing the list of appeals related to the 2026 code cycle that are being handled as Consent Agenda Material. This document likely details the specific changes being proposed. Flag for review