khouseal_1

In reply to the last three replies... in reverse order! 3. As a concerned leader in this Scout's home troop, let me mention, the committee has no say in this matter, it's strictly an SM decision by National guidelines. The committee can however remove a Scoutmaster who is negligent or not performing to their expectations. That is their recourse. 2. The Scout has a record of creating problems. The Scout however shows leadership abilities but slips up on leadership qualities. He has shown that he can be an excellent Scout for a period of time and then make an exceptionally bad choice.

As another leader of this wayward Scout's home troop, there are a lot of parents that are exerting pressure on the Scoutmaster to "demote" or expel this SPL. This Scout has been reviewed by the previous Scoutmaster to remove him from the troop due to un-Scoutlike manner but was given another chance. The current Scoutmaster also ran the Scout through the process to remove him from the troop for un-Scoutlike manner and he likewise gave this Scout another chance. This Scout's Cub leader indicates a lengthy history of leading Scouts to the "Dark Side". Now this Scout has stolen patches using theft