You see a cadet trying to re-seal a money box after a day of tagging. What should be your response?

The most appropriate response in this situation is to ask the cadet if they need assistance. This approach demonstrates a willingness to help while also ensuring that the task of re-sealing the money box is conducted properly and in accordance with established procedures. By engaging the cadet in a conversation, you can gauge their understanding of the process and confirm that they are following the correct protocols for handling the money box.

This response promotes teamwork and safety without jumping to conclusions about the cadet’s intentions or actions. It allows you to assess the situation further without assuming any wrongdoing. By being proactive and communicative, you foster an environment of collaboration and support among cadets, which is essential for maintaining trust and teamwork in any training or operational setting.