Cub Scout Packs should have Bylaws & Guidelines which are used by all current and future members of the Pack as a set of guidelines that are established to ensure the participation of all members in the Pack functions.  The guidelines are necessary to provide for the basic premise of the Cub Scout Program, which is that all members will have fun (adults as well as Cub Scouts). 

Example of Cub Scout Pack Bylaw & Guidelines

Selecting Scout Leadership - The Charter organization's most important Scouting responsibility. 

Guide for Selecting Cub Scout Leadership

Guide for Selecting Quality Leadership (Boy Scouts)

Cub Scout Pack Leadership Succession Plan 2010-2012  This includes position descriptions and leadership worksheet

Boy Scout/Varsity Leadership Succession Plan 2010-2012 This includes position descriptions and leadership worksheet

Venturing Leadership Succession Plan 2010-2012 This includes position descriptions and leadership worksheet

100 Point Pack Family Participation Form   This form can be used to ensure that all families in your pack are involved in achieving a Centennial Quality Pack. By volunteering for 100 points families will aid in ensuring that their son receives a “Centennial Quality Unit” patch for his uniform and get a great Scouting program.