Write email 5 as Jools, the District Explorer Scout Commissioner, in response to the below emails, using the email 5 plan. The email 5 plan lists the content of each paragraph. Each numbered point must be its own paragraph. The email should be informal, cheerful, and friendly, and match the style of the other emails in the thread. The email must be longer than 800 words. The email should make as few references to 'the rules' or 'POR' as possible.

Email 1 (From: Simon, To: Jools, Vikki, Del):
Good Morning all,

Right....

It has become apparent that there is now an impending and urgent issue regarding the flags with which the Explorers are going to march at St George's Day.

First I think it's rather important to say that really this is an issue of actually relatively low importance in the grand scheme of things. But obviously, it is also one that inflames tensions and that could have been handled better by all parties.

There are two opposing viewpoints, which are not easily reconciled:

    Jools is of the view that each unit should march with a single flag bearing the Unit's name. Two such flags (just the flags no poles etc) have been donated by one of the local Masonic Lodges following an introduction by Trevor. Therefore no expense of this proposal is going to be borne by the YP.
    Del reports that the Lions Explorers are keen to retain their two existing flags rather than marching with the new one. 

Obviously, there is a long and complicated history here which we don't need to regurgitate here.

What we do need to do is to work out exactly what's going to happen regarding flags and colour parties before Monday.

I'd like Jools, Del and Vikki to work out a compromise between themselves over the next few days. I'd ask you to consider the following points in coming to your agreement

    Each Unit will carry at least one flag and will provide at least one flag bearer and two escorts. (Obviously not including explorers appointed to carry other flags etc.)
    At least one flag pole with the necessary accessories will be provided for the use of Red Pandas. If there are no such spare poles available anywhere in the District, the Lions will provide one of theirs to the Red Pandas for this Parade only.
    Any claims to ownership of the existing Explorer Flags and the Poles on which they are mounted. I'd suggest in particular that the Sea Explorer Flag may actually have been purchased (and is therefore owned) by the 8th. Unless it's been formally donated to the District it would be for them to decide who is to keep it and how it is to be used. It may even be possible that the 1st has a similar claim to the land explorer flag.

So in short, if an appropriate flag pole(s) can be found I have no objections to three or even four Explorer Flags being carried as desired by the Units, provided the necessary flag poles can be found.

In the fullness of time, we can then consider permanent solutions.

There is also the issue of what is to be done with the brand-new flag for the Lions which has been kindly donated to us in Good faith, but which now appears to be on the cusp of rejection.

I don't want to hear anything more about this until white smoke is wafting from the proverbial chimney of compromise.

If a satisfactory compromise can't be agreed upon by Monday, and communicated to me. I will not allow any explorer flags to be carried on the parade. Full Stop. The Explorers will have to march without them.

Thanks,
<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>
District Commissioner

Email 3 (From: Del, To: Jools, Vikki, Cc: Simon):
Good evening Vikki/Jools

Vikki I think the 6th/13th have a spare pole and carrier, I'm down town tomorrow morning and will confirm late to early afternoon.  If it is the case I'm quite happy for the Red Pandas to keep them.

Jools, I did not realise we had an argument going on this.  We had a discussion last year, took the information to the Unit and the Young People decided to keep the flags, the blue representing Sea Scouts was donated to the Unit by John Carden, the green one representing Land Scouts was the original G_Unit one so both belonging to the Unit/District.  
The name of the unit is more a "nickname" as over the years as a different generation comes through they want to put their own slant on the Unit, so in the last 10 years we've had Aqua Ducks, Hogwart Houses and now Lions.  The Unit works well this way.

Hope this helps
Del
Explorer Scout Leader - Lions ESU

Email 5 plan:
1. [polite greeting]
2. [Introduction, thanks for sorting so quickly
3. [request for confirmation on what the plan is for St. George's day this year]
4. [A sentence or two addressing the alleged 'argument'. Make it clear that you didn't realise there was an argument, and that there's no need for an argument to occur.]
5. [Plan for the use of flags as a permanent solution - each unit will fly the new flags only as per POR.]
6. [An explanation of what the rules for flags are, without quoting directly. Explain only the relevant part.]
7. [Tentative suggestion for what to do with the old flags - display them at Shepherd Park or at the 8th's new hall when it's finished? open it up to suggestions.]
8. [Responses to any other questions or statements in any email as appropriate.]
9. [Suitable outro sentence]