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Association of The Bahamas, in an advisory or consulting capacity or such
other persons who, being unable to devote time to Scouting on a regular

basis, wish to serve Scouting upon assignment.

Membership on the advisory council requires a two thirds vote of members

of the National Executive Committee present at any meeting.

Members of the advisory council shall be entitled to receive notice of and

attend all meetings of the National Executive Committee but shall have no

vote.

Article 4 Committees of the National Executive Committees

Section 1

There shall be a National Executive Committee consisting of persons and

having the power specified in section 2 of these Bylaws, in addition subject

to provisions of section 3 of these Bylaws, the National Executive
Committee shall have committees each of which shall have powers and
responsibilities as may be fixed by resolution of the National Executive

Committee. All actions of the committees shall be subject to the approval of
the Nation Executive Committee.

Section 2 Committees

The committees of the National Executive Committee shall be responsible

for the development and effectiveness of program and policies of The Scout
Association of The Bahamas in accordance with the standards and

requirements as established by The Scout Association of The Bahamas.

The committees shall function throughout the year, meeting as often as may

be necessary in the judgment of the committee chairman, President, or Chief

Commissioner.

The committees shall be guided by the program material and manuals made

available by the National Office of The Scout Association of The Bahamas

and shall make recommendations in light of their experience and knowledge

of nation conditions.

The committees shall perform the tasks organized under four functions,

membership, relations, finance, program, and service. Other committees may
be formed to handle special functions.