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Youth Participant Code of Conduct
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Youth participants will:
Project an image of Christian consideration, sensitivity, and respect to everyone and to the property around them through language, dress, and behavior
Refrain from inappropriate touching and verbal harassment
Respect other persons and/or property
Refrain from actions that could result in injury and/or damage to property
Adhere to stated curfew
Wear appropriate credentials in order to gain and maintain access to NBCC events and activities
Keep their personal belongings with them at all times
Attend all scheduled activities, arriving promptly, and staying for the entire event
Be aware of noise levels in lobbies, hallways, and sleeping areas, especially later in the evenings
Maintain the spirit of the event
Report problems of an kind to a trusted adult
Youth participants will not:
Possess weapons of any kind
Purchase, possess, consume, or distribute alcohol
Purchase, possess, consume, or distribute illegal drugs
Engage in any form of sexual activity or peer sexual harassment
Purchase, download, possess, or distribute pornography
Visit or gather in hotel rooms with the opposite gender
The following behaviors are generally considered inappropriate at an NBCC event:
Inappropriate or lengthy embraces
Kisses on the mouth
Holding children on the lap who are capable of sitting on their own
Touching bottoms, chests, or genital areas
Showing affection in isolated areas of a facility such as bedrooms, restrooms, bathrooms, closets, staff-only areas, or other private rooms
Being in or on a bed with an adult
Touching knees or legs of minors
Wrestling with minors
Tickling minors
Piggyback rides
Any type of massage given by minor to adult or another minor
Any type of massage given by adult to minor
Any form of unwanted affection or peer sexual harassment
Compliments or put downs that relate to physique or body development
Going to an isolated area away from the group, or being taken to an isolated area by an adult or peer
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