Which groups are explicitly listed as mandatory reporters for sexual harassment?

Which groups are explicitly listed as mandatory reporters for sexual harassment?

• A. TRADOC Instructors
• B. Law Enforcement (on and off duty)
• C. Army Military OneSource Providers
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Mandatory reporters are the people who must report sexual harassment when they become aware of it, so incidents don’t go unaddressed. In this context, the policy explicitly designates several groups as mandatory reporters: TRADOC instructors, who supervise and work directly with soldiers in training and must escalate concerns to the chain of command or SHARP; law enforcement personnel, who have both a legal duty and the authority to report and act on harassment regardless of whether they are on duty or off duty; and Army Military OneSource providers, who serve as official resources and must report concerns they encounter to ensure victims get help and appropriate actions are taken. Because all three groups are explicitly listed as mandatory reporters, the correct choice is that all of the above groups are mandatory reporters.

Mandatory reporters are the people who must report sexual harassment when they become aware of it, so incidents don’t go unaddressed. In this context, the policy explicitly designates several groups as mandatory reporters: TRADOC instructors, who supervise and work directly with soldiers in training and must escalate concerns to the chain of command or SHARP; law enforcement personnel, who have both a legal duty and the authority to report and act on harassment regardless of whether they are on duty or off duty; and Army Military OneSource providers, who serve as official resources and must report concerns they encounter to ensure victims get help and appropriate actions are taken. Because all three groups are explicitly listed as mandatory reporters, the correct choice is that all of the above groups are mandatory reporters.