Which is a type of Regular Report?

• A. Periodic
• B. Detachment of reporting senior
• C. Detachment of individual
• D. Promotion/Frocking

Answer: (A)

Regular Reports are the routine, scheduled evaluations that capture performance over a defined period and are produced on a set cadence. Periodic fits this idea because it denotes a regular, ongoing assessment that happens at planned intervals, providing consistent feedback and record over time. The other phrases describe administrative events or actions rather than the cadence of an evaluation: detachment of the reporting senior refers to a change in who writes the report; detachment of the individual refers to the member leaving or transferring, which isn’t a type of Regular Report; and promotion/frocking is a personnel action, not a regular performance report.