Committee Chair problems

[Helper]

Just an update... Thanks to all that helped. It has been a long process, but it is finally over. After a few parent meetings and getting a new chartered organization we were finally able to get a new CC. She is still involved in the pack, but it's not in an important leadership position. I can't believe it took as long as it did to remove her from office. Hopefully now we can build a great program for the boys. We already have more parents volunteering than ever before.

[JasonG172]

Way to Go! Keep up the good work, your boys depend on it!

[SeattlePioneer]

<< To remove her as a COR, we'll have to go to the Charter Organization directly. She's afraid to relinquish control of anything to the other leaders of the Pack.>>

 

 

He/She who has the Recharter Packet defines the leadership --- along with the unit leader (Cubmaster or Scoutmaster).

 

In our district, the District Executive pleads with units to send someone to be trained in how to do the recharter. Not many do.

 

If you show up for that meeting, you can claim the recharter packet. With the packet, you can complete the recharter and appoint who is going to have what leadership position for the next year ---or drop people from leadership positions entirely.

 

Once you have the recharter completed, the unit leader and the person designated as the Institutional Head need to sign the recharter.

 

And you need a check to cover the fees.

 

 

So one option might be to show up to get the recharter packet.

 

Or you could volunteer to do the recharter at a committee meeting.

 

Those who are concerned about unit leadership should consider offering to be appointed as the Chartered Organization Rep

 

 

 

Seattle Pioneer

Chartered Organization Rep who also completed the recharter....

[scoutldr]

This saga illustrates why self-chartered units are not recommended. Sorta like the fox guarding the henhouse.