Victorian Consolidated Legislation

Scout Association Act 1932 - SECT 2

Definitions

2. Definitions

In this Act, unless inconsistent with the context or subject-matter-

appointed day means the day fixed by Order made and published pursuant to
section 4B(3);



Australian Association means the Scout Association of Australia (formerly
known as "the Australian Boy Scouts Association") incorporated by Royal
Charter dated 23 August 1967;

Branch means the Scout Association of Australia, Victorian Branch;

Branch Executive Committee means the Executive Committee established under the
document, a copy of which is set out in the Schedule, as from time to time
amended;

British Association means the Scout Association (formerly known as "the Boy
Scouts Association") incorporated by Royal Charter dated 4 January 1912;

Constitution means the Constitution of the Branch, a copy of which is set out
in the Schedule and includes any amendments from time to time made to that
document;

corporation means the body incorporated by this Act;

National Council means the National Council of the Australian Association
established under Royal Charter dated 23 August 1967;

National Executive Committee means the National Executive Committee of the
Australian Association established under Royal Charter dated 23 August 1967;

sponsored group means a group registered with the Corporation as a sponsored
group by any organization approved by the Australian Association or the
Corporation responsible;



sponsoring authority means the person or committee appointed by an
organization which has registered a group as a sponsored group to exercise the
functions of the organization in respect of the group.