Unit Commissioners:
- District Commissioner:
- Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner:
- Boy Scout Roundtable Commissioner:
- Unit Commissioners:
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Overview: The first priority for commissioners is to develop a close relationship
with unit leaders, as described above. In addition there are certain specific
responsibilities:
- Work especially close to leaders of new units and new leaders of established units.
- Help units prepare for charter renewal and lead them through the process. Plan and
carry out a charter presentation ceremony.
- Make a thorough appraisal of each unit's operation and program annually and review
each quarter to measure progress. (Apply the "Quality Unit" commitment form as a
guideline.)
- Roundtable commissioners conduct monthly roundtables for unit leaders, and unit
commissioners encourage the participation of all unit leaders.
- At least once each year the unit commissioner conducts a membership inventory and
uniform inspection to check on active membership and encourage proper uniforming.
- Help units achieve the Quality Unit Award, assisting with goal setting and goal
monitoring.
- Help unit leaders understand why enrolling new members is important to their unit's
success, and help them do it.
- Keep unit leaders informed about district and council events, interpret their values,
and encourage unit participation.
- Provide prompt, intensive, and often persistent care when major problems occur in
units.
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