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Command EORs are a vital part of creating and cultivating an environment of dignity, respect, and trust at the command level.
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EORs are the commander’s primary asset to monitor command climate and receive reports of prohibited activity and conduct. They serve at the discretion of the commander.
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EORs are not considered SMEs. Rather, they serve as the command liaison with the servicing EOA/MEO office and a source of information for the commander and complainants.
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EORs do not serve as advocates for a complainant or subject, nor will they conduct inquiries or command investigations.
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All official communications with EORs are considered protected communications. Protected communications are not the same as privileged, or confidential communications.