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Correct, it is what was said and not the fact it was a one on one. The young leader is 23 and I consider that young. The leader did not mention it to any other leader but to a parent nearby. He informed the scouts to "keep it a secret." Isn't this a violation? I've been trained through three or more different youth protection programs and they mention the secrecy as a red flag. Indeed, interviews with molested individuals mention innocent secrets at first. Now, I reiterate that there was no known sexual misconduct between this person and scouts. Talking trash is not appropriate and is a

What would be an appropriate action for this scenario? A young adult leader (suspect adult) begins having private conversations with scouts. He mentions to a person that he's having discussions with scouts that they wouldn't want parents to know. The Scoutmaster is informed and little is done other than the suspect leader is not do have any interaction with scouts and to keep next to the SM. A few months down the road one of the scouts mentions to another adult leader that he was told by the suspect leader that a conversation they were having was to be a secret between the two. The su