The council of
chiefs will consist of the section chief, the section vice
chief and section secretary; the immediate past section chief;
one designated youth representative of each council in the
section; other Arrowmen as duly appointed, but without a vote;
and the section advisers. The lodge adviser and council Scout
executive, or his designee, of each council in the section
shall serve as ex-officio members of the council of chiefs.
- The council of chiefs shall plan, host and execute the
section conclave.
- The council of chiefs shall meet no more than four times
prior to the annual conclave to plan the program and divide
responsibilities for its execution among member councils.
The section chief, after consulting with the section
advisers, shall designate the time and place of each meeting
and the section secretary shall provide written or email
notice to all council of chiefs members at least 15 days
prior to the meeting.
- The first such meeting shall be held about nine months
prior to the conclave. At this meeting, the program shall
be planned and responsibilities assigned. Any limitations
in the number of delegates attending the next conclave
shall be determined and the conclave fee shall be
established and approved, along with registration
deadlines.
- A subsequent meeting shall be held one to two months
prior to the conclave. At this meeting, each council shall
report on its progress in meeting assigned
responsibilities. Any necessary changes in the conclave
program or budget shall be made at this time.
- The voting members of the council of chiefs shall be the
three section officers; the immediate past section chief (if
younger than 21); and one designated youth representative of
each council in the section. A vote shall not be extended to
anyone 21 years of age or older. Each member may cast only
one vote on any question.
- The non-voting members of the council of chiefs shall
include the section advisers, ex-officio members, and all
other Arrowmen duly appointed.
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