Inspector General FAQ
 | This article was imported from the CAP Knowledgebase. (April 2024) |
Compliance
Where can I find copies of inspection materials?
IG inspection materials including worksheets, report format, grade calculator, and IG knowledge base can be found on the CAP IG web page at the following link https://www.gocivilairpatrol.com/members/cap-national-hq/inspector-general/inspection-checklist/.
Where can I find details and a schedule of compliance inspections (CI)?
The schedule for CIs are found at the following link https://www.capmembers.com/cap_national_hq/inspector_general/inspections_schedule.cfm.
Complaints and Investigations
What is CAP Whistleblower Protection?
A “Whistleblower Complaint” is a complaint by a CAP member or parent or legal guardian of a cadet member alleging reprisal for making or preparing a protected communication or reprisal against one who exposes any fraud, waste, mismanagement, deficiency, cadet protection issue, abuse of authority, violation of CAP regulations, or discrimination. This is different from retaliation that is defined in CAPR 35-8 and does not involve a ""protected communication"".
For details on the CAP Whistleblower Protection see Paragraph 8 of CAPR 20-2.
What is the timeframe for an upper level review of an IG investigation?
If a complainant or respondent disagrees with the validity of an investigation, s/he may request that the next higher-level IG review their case. This request must occur within 60 days of receiving the commander’s response.
For procedures to request that the next higher-level IG review a case see CAPR 20-2.
What obligation does a senior member have to report the off-duty misconduct of another senior member that may reflect poorly on CAP and affect the ability of other seniors to perform their CAP duties? This misconduct does not relate to aircraft safety or to Cadet Protection.
Civil Air Patrol standards of conduct apply both on and off duty, in your personal behavior, in your treatment of others, and in both military and civilian environments. All members have a responsibility to protect the safety and well being of other members as well as the good name of CAP.
If a member is engaging in any conduct that is illegal, dishonest, or might otherwise bring discredit on the Civil Air Patrol or otherwise not adhering to the standards of conduct expected of CAP members, this information should be brought to the attention of the unit commander or other supervisors so that the situation may be addressed and corrective action taken if merited. CAP Whistleblower Protection provides protection against reprisal or abuse of authority toward members who expose fraud, waste, mismanagement, deficiency, cadet protection issue, abuse of authority or discrimination.