The_Rule_Book - Brooklyn Scouts, Wellington

2010 Edition
8. Water supplies and adequate sanitation, undercover, must be available in or
adjacent to the accommodation building.
9. The programme must be submitted to the Group Leader for approval, before an
Activity Intention Form is issued.
10. A Kea Overnight Sleepover may also be arranged on an Regional or Zone basis
under the supervision of an Regional or Zone Leader who shall submit an Activity
Intention form to the person to whom they are responsible.
28. PACK HOLIDAYS & CUB CAMPS
Cubs may be taken for Pack Holidays provided they are accommodated for sleeping
and for wet weather activities in a Group H.Q., Church Hall, School, or other suitable
building and subject to the following conditions: -
(a) There must be at least one warranted Leader who holds a warranted
appointment in the Cub Section and who has satisfactorily completed the Out
and About Training Course - Cub Section.
(b) Excluding the Leader, there must be one adult, Adult Leader or Instructor, for
every six Cubs present. At least one of these must be competent in first aid.
(c) Water supplies, indoors cooking facilities and adequate sanitation under cover
must be available in the building or immediately adjacent to it.
(d) Pack Holiday programmes, providing for both wet and dry weather, must be
submitted to the Group Leader for approval before permission is given for the
Pack Holiday.
(e) Cooking must be done by adults additional to those in charge.
(f) A prior knowledge of "Pack Holidays in New Zealand", as set out in the "Cub
Leaders Handbook", is essential.
(g) In respect of any Pack Holiday, the Group Leader may give permission for Cubs
to sleep in tents, provided that: -
(i) Alternative indoor accommodation (as specified above) is available.
(ii) The Group Leader is completely satisfied with the leadership, equipment
and accommodation and, in particular, that the tents to be used are in
good condition.
(iii) An Adult Leader, competent in camping is present for the duration of the
Pack Holiday.
(h) An application for an Activity Intention Form must be submitted to the Group
Leader who must be satisfied that the above requirements have been met.
29. PACK VISITS
With the permission of the Group Leader, a Pack may visit a Pack in another Zone
provided reasonable billeting facilities are made available and that the Zone Leader of
the host Zone is notified of the intending visit.
30. PACK PROJECT CERTIFICATES
A Certificate which will lapses after two years, may be awarded by the Zone Leader. At
the end of two years, the Pack may re-enter for the project and a new Certificate may
be awarded. Individual Pack Project Certificates may be awarded for each of the
following:-
(a) Model Making: A model (to include background if required) of one of the
following:-
• One of the Mowgli Stories
• Airport
• Farmyard
• Maori Pa
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