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Re: ASM father signing off

Keith Wood (kwood@CJNETWORKS.COM)
Thu, 10 Jun 1999 09:22:20 -0500


>>One of our ASMs asked me this evening about BSA policy regarding signing
>>his son off on a couple of the requirements for Tenderfoot.

Don't know of any regulation that prohibits. For example, the SM must sign
the EAgle app and if hte Scout is the SM's son, ......

However, to avoid the appearance of impropriety and bias, our troop has
long operated on a simple policy. Parents do not sign off on advancement
for the Scout on a one-to-one basis. The Scout must demonstrate to another
adult that he has passed the requirement. On the other hand, if the father
is running a group training, then he can sign off. The presence of others
tends to support the facts that everyone participating either did or did
not do the requirements. This "witness" situation has helped us avoid any
questions later.

Keith Wod

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Keith Wood
Assistant Scoutmaster
High Adventure Leader
Troop 59, Venture Post 2159
Lawrence, KS

kwood@scilab.com

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