MED rules

[Dan]

(2014-05-22 11:32)Connor Wrote:  I don't think we'll be able to 'revoke' rights as such because then would mean some sort of training system but if MED licenses could be temporarily revoked that would good.

I believe it's done by revoking their licenses so they are forced to take the MED test if they are interested in wanting to do the role again. Enforcing a time period would be more effective, as it allows them to think 'hang on, what did I do wrong?' so they don't consider doing it again in the future - similar to that of the cop system; they have a mere call down period before they're allowed to part take in training. Moreover, it gives them time to revisit the manual and rules to see what they did wrong and to assist them when retaking the respective test.

(2014-05-22 11:36)Chuck Wrote:  They perfectly express how MEDs are expected to behave. You say Meds should not drift, but that already forbidden by the rules. So why change it?

That's completely contradicting in itself. The rules only state what is expected of medics, when really all the rules should be enforced to their full potential, so why are these particular rules looked upon lightly and only "expected" of the roleplays?