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I mostly agree with you but I think for situations that could possibly lead to the threat of legal action, and this in my experience is one, it's better to have everything spelled out ahead of time. -
By Owls_are_cool · Posted
We did 2 summer camps last summer and parents had to sign liability waviers for covid-19 for both before the scout can come to camp. -
Is there a difference between insurance and liability? If your council has the camps closed because they say it's not safe ... and you as a leader take your scouts elsewhere, you may be "insured", but are you still facing liability for ignoring council recommendations? I'm not a lawyer. I've always wondered about this. -
I view parent attendance aligned with a term a girl scout professional taught me years ago: progressive responsibility. Lions - Parents should be there 100% of the time. Arrow of light cubs - often separate. New Boy scout - mostly separate 1st class - almost always separate Eagle scout - don't even ask It's a progression and it often depends on the youth ... and the parent ... lol.
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By Owls_are_cool · Posted
I had scouts go to a camp outside of my Council (Montana) last summer. The Council that covers Wyoming requested a copy of our council insurance for my unit for my unit to go to this camp. This tells me that your insurance will apply to your unit, even if you go outside of the council.
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