The_Rule_Book - Brooklyn Scouts, Wellington

2011 Edition
(vi) To appoint duly Warranted Leaders to positions in sections of the Group in
accordance with rules for those appointments and to deal with the renewal
of term warrants as set out in rule 45.
(vii) To give approval for all activities for Scouts and Adult Leaders in the Scout
Group.
(viii) To recommend to the Zone Leader the suspension of any Adult Leader if
considered unsatisfactory. The Group Leader will consult with the Group
Council and Group Committee before making such a recommendation.
(f)
A person to whom a warrant as G.L. has been issued may, if the. Zone Leader
approves, also take charge of any one Section of the Group, but an additional
warrant for the rank concerned need not be applied for.
87. ASSISTANT GROUP LEADER
(a)
(b)
(c)
Appointment: Assistant Group Leaders are appointed by the Group Leader after
Adult Leader warrants have been issued by National Office in accordance with
Part C, and approval by the Zone Leader, when in the opinion of the Zone
Leader, such an appointment is justified by the size of the Group.
The special qualifications for a warrant as A.G.L. are similar to those specified (in
Rule 86) for a warrant as G.L.
An Assistant Group Leader may, if the Zone Leader approves, also take charge
of any one Section of the Group, but an additional warrant for the rank
concerned need not be applied for.
88. GROUP CHAPLAIN
(a) Any clergyman or, with the approval of the Minister or other local church
authority, any other person, may be appointed as a Group Chaplain. A warrant
will be issued in accordance with Part C.
(b)
The duty of the Group Chaplain shall be to generally foster the fulfilment of the
religious obligations of Adult Leaders and Scouts by: -
(i)
(ii)
Promoting training in respect for my God
Generally monitoring Scouts Owns - to check that the form of these is
appropriate and that they are held
(iii) By fostering loyal co-operation between Clergy and Adult Leaders, realising
that camping and outdoor activities are essential parts of training, and
making allowances for these in the demands on Scouts, while recognising
the obligations to their own Churches.
89. COMPOSITION
(a) The complete Group consists of a Kea Club, Cub Pack, Scout Troop and
Venturer Unit but a Group may at any time consist of one or more
Sections.
(b)
One or more Clubs, Packs, Troops or Units may be included in any one Group.
Part G Scout Groups - Page 50