Requirement · part of 10.1.2.2. Level two: an accommodation, changes HOW, approved in the unit

10.1.2.2. Everyday and adaptive equipment counts

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Equipment a Scout uses in ordinary life is allowed while performing a requirement: glasses, braces, crutches and wheelchairs, and equally text-to-speech readers, speech-to-text apps, hearing aids and other support devices. Equipment designed for organised adaptive sport is permitted where the Scout meets the competitive criteria: a mouth-operated archery release, an audio or laser sighting device, a running prosthesis.

Where this step comes from

Guide to Advancement (2025), Section 10.1.2.2 · Everyday support devices and adaptive sport equipment.