The Leader’s ‘flashes’ return to the new uniform;
Leader Identification Badges will soon be available to all Uniform Section Leaders (at $3 per pair plus postage. GLs please submit Group orders to reduce postage cost.)
1. All Leaders and Adult Support Members (Uniform) can now wear shoulder flashes to identify the section of the Movement to which they belong.
2. Two flashes are to be worn, one on each shoulder, in the centre of the shirt shoulder panel one centimetre above the stitching of the top seam adjoining the sleeve to the shoulder panel
3. This identification will be for;
• Joey Scout Leader/Assistant Leader – A badge with a tan background, the Australian Scout Emblem and the words “Joey Scout”.
• Cub Scout Leader/Assistant Leader – A badge with a yellow background, the Australian Scout Emblem and the words “Cub Scout”.
• Scout Leader/Assistant Leader – A badge with a green background, the Australian Scout Emblem and the words “Scout”.
• Venturer Scout Leader/Assistant Leader – A badge with a maroon background, the Australian Scout Emblem and the words “Venturer Scout”.
• Rover Advisor/Assistant Rover Advisor – A badge with a red background, the Australian Scout Emblem and the words “Rover”.
• Group Leader and Assistant Group Leader – A badge with a white background, the Australian Scout Emblem and the word “Group”
4. Leader identification can be worn on the uniform from the time of investiture which should be at the time the new Leader is presented with their Certificate of Adult Membership.
— Tasmanian Branch Newsletter, March 2010 [PDF]
Now people will have a chance to ‘go and see the Cub Leader’ about that, without the interrogation process to locate the Cub Leader 😉 Are these Australia wide or just for Tasmania?