Transfer Agreement - 1340 SB Ave. – LaSalle Council, Boy Scouts of America, Inc. No. 165 - TABLED

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RESFONSIBIIdTIES SECTION 2. The responsibilities of the corporation shall be controlled and directed by the Boy Scouts of America through its Bylaws and Rules and Regulations. Clause 1. It shall be the duty of the corporation to promote the program of Scouting through the organization and registration annually of units and their personnel; also to approve and provide leadership and supervision of all program activities, within the territory covered by its charter, in such a manner as to ensure compliance with the provisions of the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America and the Rules and Regulations thereof. Clause 2. The corporation shall guard against the use of the official uniform and insignia by persons not officially registered with the Boy Scouts of America and shall bring to the attention of the Boy Scouts of America any violation of regulations not within its power to prevent or any attempt to commercialize the Scouting movement. Clause 3. Ile corporation shall, through its Scout executive and other representatives, make the benefits of the Scouting program known to all organizations or community groups having contact with youth life and cooperate in the organization of units so that boys and young men and women may have the benefit of the Scouting program. The corporation shall provide means for assisting chartered organizations in securing and training qualified persons to serve as unit leaders and assistants. The corporation shall provide facilities and leadership in order that Scouts under its jurisdiction may have the opportunity to have a year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hike, overnight camp, camporee, and summer camp experiences, with adequate facilities and supervision. Clause 4. The corporation shall endeavor to provide facilities and leadership in order that Venturers under its jurisdiction may have the opportunity to participate in at least 5 days and 5 nights of trips and Venturing activities away from home each year. Clause 5. The corporation shall provide procedures for advancement in order that youth members may meet the various requirements of rank as authorized by the Boy Scouts of America, under such conditions as will reduce to a minimum the necessity of traveling a great distance from home or of interfering with schoolwork or home duties. Clause 6. The corporation shall cooperate with the Boy Scouts of America in the selection of stores, located within the local council's territory, for appointment as authorized and licensed distributors of official uniforms, literature, and equipment. A sufficient number of stores shall be authorized by the Boy Scouts of America to provide adequate service to the youth and adult members in the territory served by the local council. 6