The_Rule_Book - Brooklyn Scouts, Wellington

2010 Edition
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7. ACTIVITY DRESS
(a) Members of SCOUTS New Zealand may, at the discretion of the Leader in
charge, wear clothing appropriate to the occasion when in camp or on a Scouting
excursion. However, departure from and return to the Group community should
whenever possible be in uniform.
(b) For particular activities when, in the opinion of the Leader in charge, uniform need
not be worn, alternative clothing may be specified.
8. SCARVES
(a) Within the Group, all Keas, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers and Leaders will wear similar
scarves. Keas must wear the official Kea woggle.
(b) The colour and design of Group scarves will be chosen by the Group Leader in
consultation with the Group Council, subject to the approval of the Zone
Committee and Zone Leader, who will arrange that as far as possible no two
Groups in the same Zone shall have scarves of the same colour and design.
The scarf is worn with a woggle, other than the Gilwell pattern except by those so
entitled. The recommended scarf size for Scouts is 750mm sides. Those worn by
Cubs should be shorter and for adults, longer.
(c) The colour and design of a Zone scarf shall be approved by National Office. Zone
Leaders and Zone Adult Leaders may wear the registered scarf of their Zone.
(d) Any uniformed member of a Zone representing the Zone at a Region or National
function may wear the registered scarf of the Zone.
(e) The colour and design of a Region scarf shall be approved by National Office. It
may be worn by all uniformed Region personnel.
(f) The official New Zealand National scarf which is black with a silver fern leaf and
the letters N.Z. on the peak is worn by National Leaders, National Personnel
holding non-executive rank, National Office staff and Regional Development
Managers.
(g) SCOUTS New Zealand contingents and members travelling overseas may wear the
official National Contingent scarf which is black with a fern leaf and the words
“Aotearoa New Zealand” on the peak and with an Aotearoa motif at the border.
(h) National Office may approve the colour and design of special scarves, which may
be worn, in accordance with National Office directions, by participants at National
Events and other approved activities.
9. GILWELL SCARF
(a) The Gilwell Scarf may be worn by members of the National Training Team and
other trainers whilst engaged on training activities.
(b) Other Adult Leaders, when not representing their Region, Zone or Group may
wear the Gilwell scarf, if entitled to it.
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