The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) district committee is responsible for improving the effectiveness of Scouting in a district by achieving goals. District committee meetings are typically held monthly on a regular date, and are open to Scouters and other adults interested in Scouting. At these meetings, the district reports on the status of the district, discusses issues, and hears ideas that may help solve them. The meetings also help to plan district events, such as camporees, recruiting nights, and rechartering.