The_Rule_Book - Brooklyn Scouts, Wellington

2010 Edition
(iv) Keas can participate in activities which are suited to their age group either
as members of a Kea Club or in conjunction with other sections.
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37. GANG SHOWS
1. Any Region, Zone or Group proposing to hold any Gang Show or other Stage
Production to which the public are invited shall first obtain the approval of the
Regional Development Manager in respect of a Regional show, or the Zone
Leader in respect of a Zone or Group Show, and such approval may be given
upon such conditions as the Regional Development Manager or Zone Leader, as
the case may be, shall think fit.
2. In giving such approval, the Regional Development Manager or Zone Leader
shall satisfy himself:-
(a) that the production is compatible with the aims of SCOUTS New Zealand.
(b) that the organisation and financial control of the activity have been
established in accordance with the provisions set out in the booklet
"Guidelines to Gang Show".
(c) that the comments of the National Gang Show Adviser or someone
appointed by the Adviser have been obtained as to the suitability of the
script and that the organiser is following the guidelines set out in the
booklet "Guidelines to Gang Show".
(d) where the production is being held jointly with another organisation the
approval of the appropriate level of that organisation has been obtained.
38. THEATRES
Scouts in uniform are not allowed to appear on the stages of theatres in public
performances other than their own without the permission of National Office, given
through the Zone Leader.
39. SHOOTING AND FIREARMS
(a) General Conditions:
(i) A firearm is anything from which any shot, bullet, missile or other projectile
can be discharged by force of explosive.
Everyone who has or who uses a firearm (except under immediate
supervision of a licence holder) needs to have a firearms licence issued by
the Police.
(ii) Keas and Cubs are not permitted to use firearms, air rifles, air pistols or
slug guns in any way.
Scouts, Venturers, Rovers and other adults may use firearms on an
approved range, under proper supervision and in accordance with the law.
Venturers, Rovers and other adults may, after the Zone Leader has given
specific approval as set out in this Clause, carry and use firearms on
activities provided no younger persons are present.
In every case any individual who has possession of a firearm is personally
responsible for ensuring that they comply with all legal requirements.
(b) Range Shooting: Youth members of the Scout section and older members may
shoot on a range which has been approved by the Mountain Safety Council, one
of the various sports shooting organisations, the Police or the Defence Force and
where the shooting is under the control of a properly qualified Range Officer.
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