A few things that need correction

1) Your Racials on your light suits, the whole reason why the scouts speed was destroyed to near medium frame levels was because we were too fast. Your speed bonus on the lights would mean that scouts would have to go slower because we were anchored down because the other suits had some difficulty shooting us before

So they can't get a speed bonus

2) Caldari Scout should get precision decrease and not a duplicate of the scout skill, especially when it makes sense for Gallente to have that anyways.

I'd actually prefer to see it nested the other way around.

Racial > Frames > Specialisations

Some other comments:
-As Oswald said there are some technical reasons for not letting scouts go too fast unfortunately.
-I hate passive resistances (CCP doesn't like them either) just give them more HP. Say 3% resist to 4% HP. Then give Sentinal a more interesting bonus. I'm not sure what. Same with the Sentinel racial bonuses.
-The Commando bonus is a little lame. Give them something more interesting.
-Assaults: make them all racial weapon related - laser heat, projectile clips, hybrid damage, hybrid range/reload/something

Agree with Garth on Specialisation AFTER Race. I don't really mind whether frame or race precedes the other.

Why? Because there are only 4 races. Most likely there will only be 3 frame sizes. But specialisations can and should be constantly revised, reiterated, and new specialisations should be easily added. Put them at the end of the tree and hence when new specialisations are added, it's a simple matter of grabbing the specialisation skill because the base racial/frame skills are the foundation.

I don't really like the dropsuit command passive bonus because all suits get it, meaning flexibility across basic suits that widens the gap between new and older players. Instead, simply increase the base CPU/PG of all suits by the amount they would've increased with the passive bonus. Then, have the skill give something more interesting, maybe in future it will unlock customisable dropsuit paint schemes, etc. Passive bonuses shouldn't start there, imho.

Same with frame sizes. Simply skilling into them is a passive bonus in itself; giving them another bonus simply rounds off the specialisation of frames, reducing the weaknesses by amplifying their strengths. Without passive bonuses, those suits will be strong in their roles but much weaker in roles that another frame would specialise in.

Racial passive bonuses (assuming the progression of frame -> race -> specialisation), though, should be where the bonuses start rolling in. This will be based on the preferred weaponry of each race and their inherent defensive preferences.

Then specialisations should be where it starts getting interesting. Suits at this point should be no more powerful than racial or even basic frame suits OVERALL, but in specific points of combat. ie. a Minmatar Logistics suit with 10% hacking bonus per skill level, a passive hacking bonus on the suit, plus a passive reduction to fitting costs of hacking modules, at the expense of a reduced max CPU/PG and the removal of, say, the grenade and an equipment slot.

Specialisations give insane strengths are the cost of crippling weaknesses. Played right, they can be devastating, but the investment should be a risk and practise must be necessary to master the suit. Unlike current prototype suits, which are buy-and-win.

I couldn't find the dev post (it was quite a while ago...) but it was along the lines of opponents being unable to tell if they're against a heavy with zero resistance or 15%.

We can currently tell how much HP an enemy has. It's a bit clumsy but we can. As an aside I'd like to see the a marker of some kind on the HP bar every 100hp so we can get an idea of how much HP an enemy has at a glance.

If you add in resistance, be it a module or a skill or whatever, then it becomes much more difficult to gauge the threat level of an opponent.

This is why I prefer giving them more HP. This would also make reps take longer to do their job but hopefully that would encourage team work with people carrying rep tools and hospital hives.

As for the race, specialisation, frame size stuff I like racial stuff coming first (I'd like something similar in the weapons tree too) because it lets you specialise into a particular races technology and overall play style.

You can also explain it by saying that the different races have different interfaces to their equipment or something.