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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents for the 2017 national jamboree registration.
2. Visit the official website of the 2017 national jamboree.
3. Look for the registration section on the website and click on it.
4. Fill out the online registration form with accurate and relevant information.
5. Make sure to provide all the required personal details such as name, contact information, date of birth, etc. accurately.
6. Carefully read and agree to the terms and conditions of the jamboree.
7. Complete the payment process as per the given instructions.
8. After successful registration and payment, you will receive a confirmation email or notification.
9. Keep the confirmation details safe for future reference.
10. Follow any additional instructions given by the organizers regarding participation, accommodation, and transportation.

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1. The 2017 national jamboree is open to individuals who are interested in participating in a national gathering of scouts and guides from various regions/countries.
2. Scouts, guides, and leaders who are affiliated with scouting or guiding organizations can benefit from this jamboree as it provides a unique opportunity for cultural exchange, skill development, and learning.
3. Youth and adults who enjoy outdoor activities, adventure, and teamwork can also participate in the jamboree.
4. Anyone who wants to experience the spirit of scouting and guiding, make new friends, and explore new skills and interests can benefit from attending the 2017 national jamboree.

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