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From: Paul S. Wolf (Paul.s.Wolf@ALUM.WPI.EDU)
Date: Mon Apr 17 2000 - 09:35:18 CDT


"Daniel D. Williams" wrote:
>
> Guess I was wrong and that is just our district that restricts it.
> Sorry for the other post Ben.
>
> Dan Williams

Your district has no authority to restrict it. As I, and others have
pointed out, BSA's rules specifically permit it. If the parent is a
registered merit badge counselor, he or she may counsel ANY Scout, and
if the parent is then assigned by the SM to counsel the Scout, the
District has NO authority to deny the merit badge.

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Paul S. Wolf, PE                       mailto:Paul.S.Wolf@alum.wpi.edu
Advancement/Safety Webmaster, USSSP            http://www.usscouts.org



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