What type of records hold information regarding a cadet's past disciplinary actions?

Disciplinary Notices are specifically designed to document a cadet's past disciplinary actions. These records provide a formal account of any infractions or rule violations that have occurred, including details about the nature of the offense, the circumstances surrounding it, and the consequences that followed. This information is crucial in assessing the conduct and behavior of a cadet over time, as well as for making informed decisions regarding their future opportunities within the program.

In contrast, Merit Notices are used to track positive achievements and commendations, while Awards/Medals/Honours reflect the recognition a cadet has received for good performance or exemplary behavior. The Fortress Cadet Information Sheet contains a variety of personal and academic details about a cadet, but it does not focus specifically on disciplinary issues. Each of these other options serves different purposes, highlighting the importance of Disciplinary Notices in maintaining accountability and standards within the cadet organization.