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Article Number: | 7CAV-R-015 |
Scope: | Verbal Counseling Statement |
Version: | Version 1.1 |
Effective Date: | 05 AUG 18 |
Last Modified Date: | DDMMMYYYY |
Approving Authority: | Regimental Commanding Officer |
Point of Contact: | Regimental Chief of Staff |
DOWNLOAD: Blank ICS/VCS Form
Purpose
A verbal counselling statement (VCS) is a Non-Punitive measure used to counsel an individual on something he or she has done that is incorrect. The goal of the VCS is to verbally discuss the issue with the individual until there is a full understanding of what they did wrong and what measures the individual will take to prevent it happening again. Likewise the VCS ensures that the counselor, usually the next member in the individuals Chain of Command, has a plan of action to help the individual and it ensures that they will check back with trooper in future to ensure the issue is resolved.
If an individual has done something incorrect, a VCS must be issued. Not documenting any discussions with individuals only hampers further counseling if it becomes necessary.
The purpose of an ICS is to ensure the individual understands all of their duties and responsibilities and to ensure that the counselor has a plan of action in place to ensure the success of the individual in their new position.