Scouter Code of Conduct

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Scouter Code of Conduct Who knew? Current form published in Oct 2015 Document provides a resource that clearly defines the desired behavior for adults involved in Scouting Addresses key items that could put participants at risk Provides reminders about transportation and unauthorized activities Many items tie in to the BSA’s Youth Protection requirements

Scouter Code of Conduct On my honor I promise to do my best to comply with this Boy Scouts of America Scouter Code of Conduct while serving in my capacity as an adult leader: I have or will complete my registration with the Boy Scouts of America, answering all questions truthfully and honestly. I will do my best to live up to the Scout Oath and Scout Law, obey all laws, and hold others in Scouting accountable to those standards. I will exercise sound judgment and demonstrate good leadership and use the Scouting program for its intended purpose consistent with the mission of the Boy Scouts of America.

Scouter Code of Conduct I will make the protection of youth a personal priority. I will complete and remain current with youth protection training requirements. I will be familiar with and follow: BSA Youth Protection policies and guidelines, including mandatory reporting The Guide to Safe Scouting The Sweet Sixteen of BSA Safety When transporting Scouts I will obey all laws, comply with youth protection guidelines, and follow safe driving practices.

Scouter Code of Conduct I will respect and abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Boy Scouts of America, BSA policies, and BSA-provided training, including but not limited to, those relating to: Unauthorized fundraising activities Advocacy on social and political issues, including prohibited use of the BSA uniform and brand Bullying, hazing, harassment, and unlawful discrimination of any kind I will not discuss or engage in any form of sexual conduct while engaged in Scouting activities. I will refer Scouts with questions regarding these topics to talk to their parents or spiritual advisor.

Scouter Code of Conduct I confirm that I have fully disclosed and will disclose in the future any of the following: Any criminal suspicion, charges or convictions of a crime or offense involving abuse, violence, sexual misconduct, or any misconduct involving minors or juveniles Any investigation or court order involving domestic violence, child abuse, or similar matter Any criminal charges or convictions for offenses involving controlled substances, driving while intoxicated, firearms or dangerous weapons

Scouter Code of Conduct I will not possess, distribute, transport, consume, or use any of the following items prohibited by law or in violation of any Scouting rules, regulations and policies: Alcoholic beverages or controlled substances, including marijuana Concealed or unconcealed firearms, fireworks, or explosives Pornography or materials containing words or images inconsistent with Scouting values

Scouter Code of Conduct If I am taking prescription medications with the potential of impairing my functioning or judgment, I will not engage in activities which would put Scouts at risk, including driving or operating equipment. I will take steps to prevent or report any violation of this code of conduct by others in connection with Scouting activities.

Resources http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/HealthandSafety/Guidelines_Policies.aspx http://www.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/Scouter_Code_of_Conduct.pdf http://blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2017/01/13/what-is-the-scouter-code-of-conduct/ http://www.riskmanagementinscouting.com/bsas-adult-leader-code-of-conduct-a-standard-of-care-by-another-name/

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