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Re: "Serve actively"

Scott Drown (scottdd@HALCYON.COM)
Fri, 25 Jul 1997 10:55:03 -0700


Paul Brown wrote:
>My understanding of this term is that it has been interpreted, when
>appeals are made from an SM's arbitrariness, as merely being registered
>in the unit during the time period that the position is occupied.
>
>A scout is "active" in a unit while he is registered there, whether he
>attends meetings/activities, or not.
>
>Paul H. Brown, KD4UPD
>I used to be an Antelope, WB 82-66
>Scout Roundtable Commissioner, Assistant District Commissioner, Pack CC
>George Washington District, National Capital Area Council, BSA

Yikes! Sounds like the only way to handle this conundrum is to discharge
the poor Scout from the BSA! Just removing him form his leadership
position prior to his finishing his "tenure" is not enough by this
definition. I am sooo confused!

I personally agree with the idea that serve actively means just that.
Coming and taking an active part in the troop program and activities -
being there more often than not, being interested and taking part rather
than coming twice a year and claiming being active.

Just my humble opnion

Scott Drown
SM Troop 39, Maltby
Mt. Baker Council, Everett Wa.

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