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What is the primary guideline for members when reporting violations?
What is the primary guideline for members when reporting violations?
- Anonymously report all allegations
- Report only major deviations or transgressions
- Report all violations, no matter how minor
- Verify facts before making any complaint (correct)
Why might investigations be more effective when the reporting member's identity is known?
Why might investigations be more effective when the reporting member's identity is known?
- To berate the reporting member for complaining
- To ensure the complainant is punished for reporting
- To encourage further retaliation against the complainant
- To obtain additional information from the reporting member (correct)
In what situation can confidential information about a reporting member be disclosed?
In what situation can confidential information about a reporting member be disclosed?
- To protect the reporting member's identity
- When it is requested by the reporting member
- To encourage further complaints from other members
- To conduct an adequate investigation or as required by law (correct)
How can supervisors contribute to ensuring compliance with the reporting policy?
How can supervisors contribute to ensuring compliance with the reporting policy?
What is a key requirement for a thorough investigative process according to the text?
What is a key requirement for a thorough investigative process according to the text?
Why is it important for members not to engage in unwarranted reporting of minor deviations?
Why is it important for members not to engage in unwarranted reporting of minor deviations?
What is considered retaliation according to the policy?
What is considered retaliation according to the policy?
Which of the following is NOT an example of retaliation as per the policy?
Which of the following is NOT an example of retaliation as per the policy?
What should a member do if they feel they have been retaliated against?
What should a member do if they feel they have been retaliated against?
Which action is considered retaliation in violation of the policy?
Which action is considered retaliation in violation of the policy?
What action is NOT listed as an example of retaliation in the policy?
What action is NOT listed as an example of retaliation in the policy?
Who should a member report retaliation matters to?
Who should a member report retaliation matters to?
What is the responsibility of a supervisor if a member reports being the subject of retaliation for engaging in protected behaviors?
What is the responsibility of a supervisor if a member reports being the subject of retaliation for engaging in protected behaviors?
What action should be taken by the Custodian of Records regarding documentation of investigations?
What action should be taken by the Custodian of Records regarding documentation of investigations?
If a supervisor receives a complaint related to public corruption or wrongdoing, what action should be taken?
If a supervisor receives a complaint related to public corruption or wrongdoing, what action should be taken?
Which of the following is a crucial step towards remediation of inappropriate conduct or conditions?
Which of the following is a crucial step towards remediation of inappropriate conduct or conditions?
What is the appropriate course of action for members who witness a potential violation of a law, rule, or regulation?
What is the appropriate course of action for members who witness a potential violation of a law, rule, or regulation?
How should supervisors handle reports of members refusing to participate in activities that may violate laws, rules, or regulations?
How should supervisors handle reports of members refusing to participate in activities that may violate laws, rules, or regulations?
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