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PART XI

MISCELLANEOUS

DEEP SEA SCOUTS

Enrollment

396.      (i)         Deep Sea Scouts and Adventurers are those who are members of the Royal Navy, the Merchant Navy, the Fishing Fleets, crews of ocean going yachts or of Sea Training Establishments.  They are enrolled by I.H.Q. or by persons authorised by I.H.Q.; applications for enrollment should be sent through some Scouter or person holding Non-executive or Honorary rank, to whom the applicant is personally known.

(ii)         Full particulars will be found in the pamphlet "Deep Sea Scouts; Rules and Organisation," obtainable from I.H.Q. without charge.

Uniform and badge

397.      Deep Sea Scouts have a special badge, and may wear Scout or Sea Scout uniform with a special royal blue scarf.  A staff will not be carried.

Warrants for Scouters

398.      Warrants for Scouters, including A.C.Cs. and A.D.Cs., will be issued on lines similar to those laid down in Part III.

HANDICAPPED SCOUTS.

399.      Handicapped Scouts are Scouts who are prevented by physical or mental handicaps from joining completely in the activities of normal Scouts: they are expected to pass the normal tests except where prevented from doing so by their disability, in which case they may pass the alternative tests approved by I.H.Q.  They should form part of the normal organisation of Counties, Districts, etc.

SUPPORTERS' BADGE.

400.      Persons who are not Scouters, holders of Non-executive or Honorary rankor Old Scouts, e.g., associates of the Boy Scouts Association, Members of County Councils, members and associates of L.A., and other supporters of the Movement, may wear a miniature gold, or green and yellow enamel pin badge, obtainable direct from I.H.Q. (Equipment Dept.).

401.      The possession of this badge does not of itself constitute membership of the Boy Scouts Association.

WAR SERVICE BADGES.

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