Do scouts count as auxiliary police?

Scouts are not auxiliary police. According to the query of "Do scouts count as auxiliary police" published on Law Pro website, it shows that scouts have no uniform, camouflage and red armbands, and have no independent law enforcement power, which has certain symbolic significance to social security. The post of police coordinator is to "assist" the police force, which belongs to the professional group prevention and treatment team and does not have the power of administrative law enforcement. From the institutional nature, although the joint police force is a financial subsidy institution, it is not a first-class authorized joint defense team. The police coordinator must carry out all the work under the leadership of the police. Auxiliary police refers to the personnel who are funded by the government, employed by the public security organs through written examination, interview, political examination and physical examination, and establish labor relations with them, and engage in police auxiliary work under the command and supervision of the public security organs and their people's police. Auxiliary police officers and auxiliary police officers are the auxiliary forces of public security organs, assisting them to perform various tasks. Like the security defense team members and patrol officers, they are all organizations funded by the government and used by public security organs.