What is the process for requesting redress of wrongs for commands believed to violate IPS policy?

• A. Ignore and continue.
• B. File a complaint with law enforcement.
• C. Wait until the next day to report.
• D. Request a redress of wrongs through the Chain of Command, written on a Cadet Memo within the hour (or before morning formation if end of day).

Answer: (D)

When a cadet believes a command violated IPS policy, the proper path is to bring the issue through the Chain of Command with a formal Cadet Memo written within the hour (or before morning formation if the end of day). This approach creates an official, timely record that can be reviewed by the appropriate leaders and triggers the correct investigative or corrective steps. It preserves the established reporting structure, ensures due process, and helps protect all parties by handling the matter through approved procedures.

Ignoring the issue, reporting to law enforcement directly in all cases, or waiting until later delays action and bypasses the formal process outlined by IPS policy. The stated method emphasizes prompt, documented, and authorized channels for redress.