What is the consequence for a second Level 'B' violation?

For a second Level 'B' violation, it is classified as a Level 'C' violation. This escalation emphasizes the seriousness of repeated infractions and serves as a structured response to ensure that cadets recognize the importance of adhering to regulations. A second Level 'B' violation indicates a pattern of behavior that is not acceptable, thereby necessitating a higher classification for accountability and corrective measures. This progression in violations helps instill discipline and reinforces the standards expected within the cadet framework.

In contrast, dismissing it as a minor issue would not effectively address the recurrence of the violation, and merely classifying it under the same level would fail to convey the severity of repeated misconduct. Options involving immediate suspension or additional counseling sessions may be part of a broader disciplinary approach but are not the direct consequence for a second Level 'B' violation itself. The classification system is designed to provide a clear pathway for addressing issues and facilitating improvements in behavior.