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The issue is what unit is responsive if a she is named is named in a problem. -
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By TheScouterDude · Posted
Per the Guide to Safe Scouting: The Cub Scout exception does not apply if she does not have a child camping, which means that she "must be currently registered as an adult volunteer." On the surface, it sounds like she would meet that requirement, as she is a registered member of Scouting America. However, I've been advised multiple times by professional Scouters that this rule requires the adult to be registered with the unit they are staying with. Simply being a registered member in another unit doesn't transfer permission to stay overnight with other units. It's possible that your council has chosen to interpret this differently. The most likely reason why this wouldn't be a violation, though, is because it was a council event according to OP's description. That may change things as it's no longer a unit event. -
Not sure what the issue might be, other than surprise to you. IF she is properly vetted there should not be a problem, especially if she was not necessary as leadership for your unit at the event. -
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