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Re: Where to put SPL

Joseph Alessi (JosephAlessi@COMPUSERVE.COM)
Wed, 29 Apr 1998 10:18:31 -0400


Jason Cruse wrote:

>> This SPL is still in a patrol,
and, because he is SPL, he wants to be in charge all the time <<

Jason:

Why is the SPL still in a patrol? The SPL should be in front,
in charge of the troop, at all times.

I think that SOP is that the SPL, ASPL, Quartermaster, and Scribe
are not part of a patrol. At campouts/activities they are "guests"
of the various patrols, just like the adult leadership. They have
enough to do in fulfilling their duties; they should not have
patrol-level assignments also.

YIS

Joseph Alessi
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