@glad1: You calso view youth protection training at: http://www.scouting.org/Training/YouthProtection.aspx if you are interested in the steps the BSA takes today to protect youth. The BSA has really come a long way in training leaders on this subject.

@glad1: Everything you said is already official BSA policy. All adult leaders undergo a background check and are trained in youth protection procedures before they are allowed to work with youth. The two most important BSA youth protection policies are 1: two deep (adult) leadership at all activities, and 2) no one-on-one contact with youth.

See. That's why gays are not suppose to work with boys.

Anyone anywhere working with children it should be mandatory back ground checks and no child should be allowed to be with only one adult alone there should always be others in the presence of children , this should be called the Sandusky law. Sick animals anyone who harms a child ,also death penalty should be implemented if sick acts like this occur,my opinion.