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Re: Committee Voting

Bruce Major (major@GATOR.NET)
Tue, 28 Apr 1998 20:40:54 -0400


Tim-

So far as I know, there is no national policy on who votes on Committee
issues. As you are aware that the SM and SAs are NOT to be TC members, I
would say it is unusual for folks who are not members of a Committee to have
a vote on that committee.

You do know, of course, that there are specific regs in the Advancement
Guidelines which prohibit an SM or SAs from being members of a Board of
Review or having any vote there.

In our Troop, the Committee members vote on issues. The program people
frequently bring issues up, but do not vote on them.

Bruce Major
SM, T84
Gainesville, FL

-----Original Message-----

>My question to the group is: Is there any written policy (by national)
>that includes or excludes Assistant Scoutmasters as voting members? I
>seem to recall that somewhere it specifically states that Scoutmasters
>can not vote (and I do realize that S.M and ASMs are technically not
>members of the committee). How does your troop do it? If anyone has a
>copy of their bylaws, I would appreciate receiving them as well.

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