PART ONE
When to send
For international events,
your commissioner will have
set deadlines when she
returned your permission
to plan form.
For UK events, these timescales should be treated as a minimum:
• Part one must be sent to your commissioner at least 12 weeks
before the event (a shorter period may be accepted in
exceptional circumstances at the discretion of your
commissioner)
• Part two must be sent at least four weeks before the event
• For large-scale events, you should allow as much as 12 to
18 months
If there are any changes to participant numbers or staff,
these can be updated when you sent part two.
Licence Holder/Leader in charge details
You must provide your
membership number so that
your commissioner can look
up your details on GO to check
relevant qualications.
Please make sure you include contact details, so your
commissioner can contact you should she need any additional
information.
Going away with assessment required
Your commissioner needs to know what modules you have already
completed and whether there are any that you want to be
assessed for as part of this event.
Please mark in the box “held” to indicate what you already have;
mark “working towards” for any module that you are asking to be
assessed for as part of this event.
For UK events, you must notify your commissioner as soon as
possible (and no later than 12 weeks before your event) that
you wish to complete your Going Away With Licence and/or
additional modules so that she can allocate a mentor and
ensure you are supported to successfully complete your
qualication.
For international events, this information should already have
been provided on the permission to plan form (indicated with
an asterisk on your permission to plan form), unless otherwise
agreed with your commissioner. You should use these sections
to provide more details or amend what you have previously
indicated on the permission to plan form.
For international events, a
‘permission to plan’ form must
be submitted and approval
given before planning starts.
Leader considers running a
residential event.
Leader has initial discussion with
her commissioner.
Leader completes part 1 of
Residential Event Notification form
and sends it to her commissioner.
This can be done in paper form or
by email.
Commissioner forwards the form to
relevant adviser(s).
(Host adviser if the event is taking
place in another county, interna-
tional adviser if taking place
abroad, etc.)
If adviser is happy with the
plans, she will return the form
to the commissioner.
If she has concerns,
she will communicate these to
the commissioner.
Commissioner confirms
approval for the event, using
advice from the relevant adviser
and returns the residential event
notification formto the leader
by post or email.
Leader organises information
and consent for event/activity
and health information forms
as appropriate.
If the leader has stated on her
form that she needs to work
towards a qualification,
the commissioner or adviser will
assign a mentor.
Leader submits part 2 of
Residential Event Notification form
to commissioner 4 weeks prior to
the event date.
When satisfied they are in a
position to approve the event,
the commissioner will send
prior approval.
Residential event process