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by evmori » Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:03 am
smtroop168 wrote:smtroop168 wrote:I just emailed my contacts at National to ask for clarification on both issues.
Point of contact at National confirmed that the #33088 is the correct policy. I assume the web site will be corrected as soon as they can.
Correct policy for what? Counseling your own son or a Scout with disabilities?
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by wagionvigil » Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:34 am
#33088 superseds anything you may see.
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by smtroop168 » Sun Apr 26, 2009 12:48 pm
evmori wrote:smtroop168 wrote:smtroop168 wrote:I just emailed my contacts at National to ask for clarification on both issues.
Point of contact at National confirmed that the #33088 is the correct policy. I assume the web site will be corrected as soon as they can.
Correct policy for what? Counseling your own son or a Scout with disabilities?
Yes. The 33088 is the correct policy. The wording on the scouting.org web site contains "additional" wording not found in the 33088. I asked National late Friday afternoon to clarify the "certain considerations" meaning and still waiting for some info. They have been extremely responsive to my questions.
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