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Appoint an Assistant Patrol Leader who will function as
Patrol Leader in his absence. |
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Represent the patrol at Patrol Leader Council meetings.
Report back to the patrol on plans and responsibilities for
troop meetings and outings. |
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Plan and lead patrol meetings and outings. |
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Submit information to the adult webmaster to update your
patrol's page of the youth website (found at the bottom of
the website menu). |
| Keep track of patrol member attendance at troop and patrol
meetings. If patrol members miss meetings, understand why
and encourage them to participate. |
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Monitor the morale and performance of the patrol, and seek
help from other resources when there are issues.
Available resources include the Senior Patrol Leader, Troop
Guide, Patrol Advisor, and Scoutmaster. |
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Help members of the patrol advance to First Class rank,
either by teaching the required skills or by arranging for
other resources to be available. |
| Appoint a patrol Quartermaster who will keep track of all
patrol equipment between outings and will supervise cleaning
of the equipment after each outing. |
| Know
the requirements for the National Patrol Award, and work
with the patrol to earn it. |
