In addition to inspirational speeches and presentations, recognitions, discussion topics, and other agenda items deemed necessary by the planners, the following are things that can be covered and acted upon during a National Council Session by the National Council:
- Hold elections
- Amend the Constitution
- Establish requirements for credentials
- Determine the general lines of policy of the Girl Scout Movement and program by considering and acting upon proposals directed toward the fostering and improvement of Girl Scouting
- Receiving and acting upon reports of its National Board of Directors
- Giving guidance to the National Board upon general lines of direction of the Movement and program.
Source: Constitution/ARTICLE V SESSIONS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL/Responsibilities 2.