that goes the same 2 u. if somebody loses his camp pass he will
report it to the rps. all camp pass have photos and pass number.
the pass is already blacklisted. rps know who are the camp
personnel and who are not. they might seem slack stand at the gate
do nothing but when new personnel or unfamiliar persons try to gain
entry they will be on the alert and ask.
if an outsider picks up the pass and try to use it to gain entry
you think ppl so stupid. photo on pass and person looks different.
and pass number is reported loss. and the rps still never stop?
even if pass not reported lost, looking at the photo tells part of
the story. and common sense if a stranger tries to book into a camp
with a camp pass and you quite sure you never see this stranger
before in this camp, you wont stop and ask or look closely at the
pass?
last but no least, pls lah use yr head and think before you open
your mouth can? i think u more suitable for sispec. not ocs. grow
your pubic hair ok. dont make simple issues drama mama over a camp
pass. you haven even got the officer rank and you still want to
talk nonsense to me. simple bmt you cant even perform well enough
to enter ocs you still want to sign on as officer? 
i
feel ashamed to stand beside you man. enter ocs this way.
wat u have described is ideal.
however, the reality is often not as sweet. and again, much of
it is due to complacency (if we dont bring in other factors like
attitude or simply lack of interest). u can have RPs who are
really not interested in what u flash at them - be it credit cards
or some other camp's pass.
the other problem is in the variety of passes we have.
yes a vigilant RP will stop someone with an unfamiliar pass.
but when that someone bears rank, chances are this may not
happen.
then there is the problem with outdated photos on the
pass. of cos, if the photos are visible or still complete in
the first place.
finally, although a seasoned RP may recognise faces, most of our
RPs are NSFs. They change and when that happens, such memory
is lost.
what all these tell us is that there is no foolproof security
system. all parties in the community must play a part -
whether those who have been given certain security rights, those
who police these rights and prevent breaches in security,
etc. the system is only as strong as the weakest link in this
chain. complacency or lack of interest or urgency when it
comes to security issues thus pose a threat to the system. so
losing a camp pass is really not as trivial as u think.