A group acting on a set not of prime power cardinality can have no EARNS.
An intransitive group cannot posess an EARNS.
Primitive Frobenius groups always have an EARNS, the Frobenius kernel.
A regular elementary abelian transitive group is its own EARNS, even if it does not act primitively.
Some imprimitive Frobenius groups have an EARNS.
But not all do.
In most cases, however, an exception is raised if the input to EARNS is imprimitive.