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 ====== Group Organization ====== ====== Group Organization ======
-[[groups:about|Why OSG]] | [[groups:startup|Starting a Group]] | [[groups:org|Group Organization]] | [[groups:records|Record Keeping]] | [[groups:finances|Finances]] | [[groups:recruitment|Recruitment]] | [[groups:volunteers|Volunteers]] | [[groups:safety|Youth Protection]] | [[groups:dei|Inclusive Scouting]]+[[groups:about|Why OSG]] | [[groups:startup|Starting a Group]] | [[groups:org|Group Organization]] | [[groups:dashboard|Registrations & Background Checks]] | [[groups:tools|Apps & Software]] | [[groups:finances|Finances]] |  [[groups:recruitment|Recruitment]] | [[groups:volunteers|Volunteers]]
  
 At the National level, there is a board of directors that oversees the overall organization. There are also national commissioners who oversee various projects and committees. Each part of the country has a regional commissioner responsible for helping individual groups, and some areas have local/regional councils that connect them with other groups in their area. There is also a National [[https://osg-qm.org/|Quartermaster]] who is responsible for supplying groups with scouting materials. At the National level, there is a board of directors that oversees the overall organization. There are also national commissioners who oversee various projects and committees. Each part of the country has a regional commissioner responsible for helping individual groups, and some areas have local/regional councils that connect them with other groups in their area. There is also a National [[https://osg-qm.org/|Quartermaster]] who is responsible for supplying groups with scouting materials.
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 The Group Council is equivalent to the board of directors of a nonprofit (and may function as such if you pursue nonprofit status). It is generally made up of the Group Scoutmaster plus leaders from each section represented in your scout group. The Group Council is responsible for planning group activities and making decisions about spending. The Group Council is equivalent to the board of directors of a nonprofit (and may function as such if you pursue nonprofit status). It is generally made up of the Group Scoutmaster plus leaders from each section represented in your scout group. The Group Council is responsible for planning group activities and making decisions about spending.
  
-Ideally, each section should have at least two unrelated leaders. If a section has only one leader, you will need to meet in tandem with another section and remain within sight and sound of another leader at all times to meet two-deep leadership requirements. As your group grows, you may find you need additional leaders to accommodate more scouts. Ideally, you ratio should be at least 4:1 for Otters and 6:1 for Timberwolves. Pathfinders are more independent but you still need two Troop Leaders to oversee youth patrols.+For more information about leaders, see the [[groups:recruitment|Recruitment]] page.
  
 == Otter Leaders == == Otter Leaders ==

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