The_Rule_Book - Brooklyn Scouts, Wellington

2011 Edition
(b) Qualifications: The special qualifications for R.C.L. in addition to the general
qualifications are as follows: -
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
A general knowledge of current Scouting Programme and Training
resources.
A general knowledge of local community needs.
Sufficient personal standing and leadership skills.
(iv) Have undertaken, or be prepared to undertake Rover Leadership Training.
(v)
Be an invested member of the Crew.
(c) Functions: -
(i)
(ii)
The Crew Leader takes charge of the Crew with the assistance of an
Assistant Crew Leader(s).
The Crew Leader will delegate responsibilities to the Crew Executive and
other members of the Crew.
(iii) The Crew Leader is responsible and reports to the Zone Leader, except that
the Crew Leader of a Special Service Crew reports to the Regional
Development Manager.
132. REGIONAL ROVER COUNCIL
(a) The Regional Rover Council will have the following role: -
• Promoting the aims of Rovers
• Co-ordination of Regional Rover and other Scouting activities
• A forum to seek views on matters concerning Rovers on a regional level
• Foster the recruitment and development of new crews in the Region
• Provide support for Venturers in the Region
• Promote Rovers in the Region both within Scouting and publicly
• Promote representation on the National Council and National Youth
Councils
• Liaising with other Sections within the Region
• Promote National Moot attendance
• Promote annual Mini Moot
• Promote an annual Regional Ranger and Venturer activity
• Electing National Rover Council (NRC) Representatives
(b)
(c)
The Regional Rover Council is a body composed of Full members of Rover Crews
from each Crew in the Region. Crews are encouraged to send at least two
representatives to each meeting. Each Crew may exercise two votes.
The Crew representative should be made aware of the views of the Crew prior to
the meeting and have the ability and authority to vote on behalf of the Crew on
all matters. This will ensure that if other relevant ideas are expressed at the
meeting they can vote accordingly.
When a topic is referred to the Crew for discussion it should be discussed and
responded to promptly.
Regional Rover Leaders may attend meetings, have speaking rights but will not
have voting rights.
Part H Rover Section - Page 72