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Re: Relatives, SMs at Eagle BOR
Bob Myers (rmyers@ONE.NET)
Mon, 11 Dec 1995 09:08:47 -0500
On Mon, 11 Dec 1995, "Michael F. Bowman" <mfbowman@CAPACCESS.ORG> wrote:
>The 1995 Advancement Policies and Procedures Committee Guide removes any
>ambiguity concerning Eagle Scout Boards of Review (BOR).....
<snip>
>.....It seems fairly clear that a relative can bring the Scout to the BOR, but
>cannot sit in the audience.
This is clear, but seems to conflict with the BSA Youth Protection Policies that
just as clearly and explictily states that "All aspects of the Scouting program
are open to observation by parents and leaders." Would not the BSA Youth
Protection Policy override the advancement policy/procedure/guideline? (I not
quite sure of it's status.)
I tell new parents that nothing will be hidden from them. They may be required
to be wall flowers at some events, but they are welcome to attend and observe.
When I make this statement, I expect to be telling the truth. Am I? Should I
modify my statement in some way?
YiS,
Bob Myers, SM Troop 575, Cincinnati, Ohio
rmyers@one.net
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