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# Your direct superior is the Central Command Representative. | # Your direct superior is the Central Command Representative. In the absence of a Central Command Representative on station, Internal Affairs Agents should answer to the Magistrate or Central Command Enforcement Officer.<br><br> | ||
# All departmental evaluations and reports should be delivered to the Central Command Representative. In the absence of a CCR on station, reports may be delivered to the Magistrate or Captain.<br><br> | |||
# Internal Affairs Agents may request access to a department to ensure that Standard Operating Procedures are being carried out. This request does not have to be accepted, however denial may be a cause for concern. | # Violations of SOP should be escalated appropriately until they are resolved. Escalation should proceed through the order of Department Head > Captain > CentComm Representative > Central Command.<br><br> | ||
# Internal Affairs Agents may not significantly impede any department with paperwork or multiple inspections within a short timeframe. | # Internal Affairs Agents may request access to a department to ensure that Standard Operating Procedures are being carried out. This request does not have to be accepted, however denial may be a cause for concern.<br><br> | ||
# Internal Affairs Agents may not significantly impede any department with paperwork or multiple inspections within a short timeframe.<br><br> | |||
# Internal Affairs Agents may carry a flash on them at all times. | # Internal Affairs Agents may carry a flash on them at all times.<br><br> | ||
# | # Internal Affairs Agents should not concern themselves with matters of Space Law unless directed to by a Central Command Representative, Magistrate, or Central Command member. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:41, 24 October 2026
- Your direct superior is the Central Command Representative. In the absence of a Central Command Representative on station, Internal Affairs Agents should answer to the Magistrate or Central Command Enforcement Officer.
- All departmental evaluations and reports should be delivered to the Central Command Representative. In the absence of a CCR on station, reports may be delivered to the Magistrate or Captain.
- Violations of SOP should be escalated appropriately until they are resolved. Escalation should proceed through the order of Department Head > Captain > CentComm Representative > Central Command.
- Internal Affairs Agents may request access to a department to ensure that Standard Operating Procedures are being carried out. This request does not have to be accepted, however denial may be a cause for concern.
- Internal Affairs Agents may not significantly impede any department with paperwork or multiple inspections within a short timeframe.
- Internal Affairs Agents may carry a flash on them at all times.
- Internal Affairs Agents should not concern themselves with matters of Space Law unless directed to by a Central Command Representative, Magistrate, or Central Command member.