Yes it would, Oblivian Knight. I tested them both at the time.
The only reason I kept the one above is because I prefer to present to coders, especially, less-experienced coders, the version that maintains some of the original infrastructure. This sometimes makes it easier for those who don't add comments to their code nor comment out the original code and add the revised code before or after it. So if in the future they want to add e.g. a 'new member-type' condition whereby the revised condition no longer applies to 'everyone', they can easily follow the same nomenclature/infrastructure. Just a personal preference, not a requirement.
Glad you noticed!
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