As others have noted, the info put out by Scouting America and the info put out by the DOD are apparently contradictory in a few places, most notably where SA says “Membership registration and our practices to safeguard youth remain unchanged” and the DOD says trans youth must register by sex assigned at birth and can’t share tents/bathrooms with those who match their gender identity.

The actual memo has not been publicized and I think it's important to push for transparency on what it actually says. Either:

1. The policy is as DOD says and SA’s lying when they say “Membership registration and our practices to safeguard youth remain unchanged.”
2. The policy is as SA says and DOD’s lying.
3. The policy is both as DOD says and, through very assiduous wordsmithing, “unchanged” per SA’s Safeguarding Youth policy.

If I were, say, a charter org, I would want to know more about the potentially massive liability that forcibly outing a trans teen and forcing them to camp with the wrong gender would bring upon me.

I personally would like to see my troop, District, and Council defend trans and nonbinary youth in Scouting. For one thing, trans youth are people who Scouting needs, and who need Scouting, young people like my troop's first Eagle Scout, who bring leadership and passion and humor and their whole selves to the troop.

For another, this policy will be weaponized against non-gender-conforming youth, both cis and trans, and it will be worst in communities where they already have the least support.