Resources

Constitution and Standing Orders of the WA Rover Council:

The Constitution and Standing Orders of the Western Australian Rover Council is the document that highlights how we operate as a Council, they also dictate the WA Rover Council Executives roles.

WA Rover Council By-laws

New Rover Unit Start Forms

Looking at starting up a new Rover Unit here in WA? Than here is your one stop shop! We have two supporting documents that can help you get started in getting your Rover Unit up off the ground!

New Unit Starter Kit

Unit Development Plan

Unit Unity Challenge

Rover Scout Units should strive to have an engaging and diverse program. The Western Australia Rover Council: Unit Unity Challenge is designed to encourage units to diversify their program and bring Rovers together.

A West Australian Rover Unit must run four nights with other units from across WA, with no more than 12 months passing between the first and last activity.

Unit Unity Challenge

Handover Guide for Unit Leaders

This handover guidebook is a supporting resource for Rover Unit Leaders. This resource isn’t meant to replace handover from a previous Unit Leader, but rather be a secondary point of information that can be referred to whenever. This guide is also to assist new Unit Leaders who may not have someone to give them handover, due to the previous Unit Leader being booted or leaving the Unit, or if you have started up a new Rover Unit.

Handover Guide for Unit leaders

Rover Development Fund (RDF)

The WA Rover Development was created from the residual money left over from the Western Australian Moot. So far this fund has been used for the Camelot Rover Rotunda, built in Manjedal Activities Centre.

Rover Development Fund Policy

Rover Development Fund Procedure