Stream Scene@streamscene

팔로우

Compulsory Wait government order explained

Compulsory Wait is a severe administrative action taken against government employees or senior police officials. Its direct meaning: "You will not be given any work, but you must wait compulsorily with the government." Key differences and meanings between a regular Waiting List and Compulsory Wait: Responsibilities are completely stripped away: The officer's position, authority, power to issue orders, and all cases under their control will be immediately taken away. Must come to duty, but there will be no work: They must go to a designated headquarters office (e.g., HQ) daily and sign the attendance register. However, no work will be assigned to them. Applications are withdrawn: The official vehicle provided to them, armed guards (Escort/PDS), and position-related perks may be temporarily withdrawn or cancelled. Interim period for the next stage of action: Generally, when there is a serious allegation or investigation against an officer, full legal evidence is required to suspend them immediately. This 'Compulsory Wait' order is issued to keep them immobilized until that evidence is gathered or the investigation concludes. Cannot go out without permission: They must not leave their place of residence or go anywhere else without government permission. They must appear for questioning at the time summoned. In short, "You are not removed from your job (Suspension), but you have no authority; being kept idle by coming to sign in and waiting quietly at one place until the investigation ends" is what Compulsory Wait means.

4h

Stream Scene@streamscene

팔로우

Compulsory Wait government order explained

Compulsory Wait is a severe administrative action taken against government employees or senior police officials. Its direct meaning: "You will not be given any work, but you must wait compulsorily with the government." Key differences and meanings between a regular Waiting List and Compulsory Wait: Responsibilities are completely stripped away: The officer's position, authority, power to issue orders, and all cases under their control will be immediately taken away. Must come to duty, but there will be no work: They must go to a designated headquarters office (e.g., HQ) daily and sign the attendance register. However, no work will be assigned to them. Applications are withdrawn: The official vehicle provided to them, armed guards (Escort/PDS), and position-related perks may be temporarily withdrawn or cancelled. Interim period for the next stage of action: Generally, when there is a serious allegation or investigation against an officer, full legal evidence is required to suspend them immediately. This 'Compulsory Wait' order is issued to keep them immobilized until that evidence is gathered or the investigation concludes. Cannot go out without permission: They must not leave their place of residence or go anywhere else without government permission. They must appear for questioning at the time summoned. In short, "You are not removed from your job (Suspension), but you have no authority; being kept idle by coming to sign in and waiting quietly at one place until the investigation ends" is what Compulsory Wait means.

4h