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This has happened twice. One in December, and now once at the end of January.
An adult leader unaffiliated with the troop is being added as a duplicate Chartered Org Rep and Troop Admin, and therefore given full control access to all of our scouts.
Both times it was the same person.
Details that might be relevant:
She is registered as a leader for the Pack affiliated with our same chartered org.
She has a hyphen in her name.
She does not appear in the troop roster in any way on my.scouting.org.
She is configured as a Key 3 Delegate in the Pack on my.scouting.org, but with an expiration date in the past.
Workaround: Set end dates on her unit roles, unapprove her, and delete all connections with all scouts in the troop.
I consider this a severe privacy issue, and a potential source of data corruption. This forces me to check daily if illegitimate adult leaders have been added overnight so that I can remove them before private information is exposed further.
A Charter Organization can only have a single Charter Org Rep. If the Pack and Troop are chartered by the same organization, you will share the Charter Org Rep.
I know that a lot of packs/troops that share a chartering org have, in the past, thought that a COR was a unit-level position, rather than a chartering org-level position, and each unit submitted a different name/app. Some chartering orgs have even done this intentionally, thinking that they can have a different person responsible for coordination with the pack than with the troop. That’s not really the way the BSA structures it, though, so I all that ended up happening, in the cases of which I am aware, is that the last person whose paperwork was processed ended up COR.
COR here of multiple units. Started as COR of the boy troop. Then later when the pack was loosing there former Chartering Organization we agreed to accept them so I becam COR of 2 units. Then when our Chartering Organization wanted to do a girl troop I became COR of 3 units: 2 Troops(boy & girl) & 1 Pack (family). Also District Advancement Chair.