__________________________________________________________________________________________ First name of BSA member/guest and middle initial
__________________________________________________________________________________________ Address Birth
__________________________________________________________________________________________ City
(____)________________________________________ (____)________________________________ Area Code and telephone No. (parent’s business)
APPROVAL FOR:__________________________________________________ ON:__________________________
(Name of activity, orientation flight, outing, trip, etc.)
Parent / Guardian Signature______________________________ Date____________________ PARENTS OR GUARDIANS (Please read all statements before giving approval for participation in the activity listed above.) I hereby approve and agree to all terms, conditions, and waiver of claims of the CONSENT FORM and certify to its correctness. Further, I agree that this BSA youth member or guest can meet the health and physical fitness requirements of the trip or activity. Waiver of Claims Medical Release Scout/Venturer Driver Qualifications
In consideration of the In the event of illness or injury while
involved in this trip or activity, I consent
event under the leadership of an adult tour
to X-ray examination, anesthesia, and/or
medical or surgical diagnostic Scout/Venturer at least 16 years of age may
America, pack, troop, necessary in the best judgment of the
patrol, team, crew and attending physician and performed by or
(1) six months’ driving experience as a
under the supervision of a member of the
medical services. It is understood that in
the event of a serious illness or injury,
conduct of their affairs, Policy number___________________
Notary Public (if required) Water Activities
In the event that the trip or activity takes
lace in total or in part on or near water,
preliminary training and ____ Non-swimmer
within the safety guidelines as may be appropriate.
From the Guide to Safe Scouting – 2004 Printing
Name:___________________________________________________________
Update for each activity: Day camp, overnight hike, or programs not exceeding 72 hours, with level of activity similar to that of home or school. Medical care is readily available. Current personal health and medical summary (history) is attested by parents to be accurate. This form is to be filled out by all participants and is carried on the activity for easy reference.
The following over-the-counter medications might be available from the crew first aid kits. Please signify your authorization by initialing each space for the adult leaders to provide these medications to your son based on need and/or their judgment or, if appropriate, whether your permission is granted for your son to carry medications for self-administration. Medication Medicate
(Brand names are listed only for illustration - generics or other brands might be used)
Please list any medications that you will provide.
______________________________ ____________________________________________ Printed Parent's Name
Health Comments: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
From the Guide to Safe Scouting – 2004 Printing
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