Actually what happens when a guy is not cleared? Does that mean
he cannot ORD and must continue to report to camp?
I have seen examples of soldiers signed cleared but not cleared.
This soldier returned his stuff and signed the CQ books. The CQ
said he had let the soldier sign the book on the promise of
returning the item later. Both told their story to the PC.
Guess what, our dick PC supported the CQ cos he didn't want to
have problems in his store.
as far as i know, so as long as a person have had taken back your
NRIC, it's very difficult to chase back the loaned stuff as the
person is already back to civilian status (no longer a full-time
soldier). therefore, the person is legally not obliged to go back
to camp unless he is issued with a SAF100, for which is the
standard notice for any reservist call up.
furthermore, once the clearance form and any loan books are signed,
it's the proof in case of any dispute arises to counter argue back
that all the parties involved have checked clear, and thus it's not
the person's fault anymore.