He knows what kind of people he wants. There may be reasons, which he can't state openly, for not wanting your candidate. These are two of the questions to be discussed in our next issue. This article originally appeared in The Scout Leader, January 1969. It is reprinted at the request of a number of councils.
Some committeemen talk too much-without knowing it.
In Part I we discussed how the new committeeman can comfortably fit into a group. We also told of common mistakes made by committee members. Those blunders are easy to make, but also easy to avoid- when you understand protocol. It's hard for a talker to know how much is too much. Enthusiasm and good ideas are welcome to any committee.