Local Tour Permit- Editable Version
Date: 12/18/09
1. The purpose of a Tour Permit is to prove that your activity is a safe, well planned scouting function. National Parks, military institutions and other organizations may require a Tour Permit for entry to the grounds. Another way to prove that you are participating in a legitimate scouting function is to wear your uniform.
2. Tour Permits insure that drivers are 21 years or older, have insurance, drivers license and are approved by the pack committee. All boys must wear seatbelts.
3. A Tour Permit prevents fraudulent claims. Any group involved in an accident could say that they were on a scouting trip and try to file a claim. This has been tried.
4. A Tour Permit keeps Council informed on the traveling groups location in the event that someone must be located in the event of an emergency.
5. A Tour Permit is a safety net for big trips, it justifies beyond a shadow of a doubt that your function is an approved scouting function.
Local Tour Permit- Editable Version
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