What must element commanding officials notify the MPD OPC Liaison of?

The requirement for element commanding officials to notify the MPD OPC Liaison when documents cannot be served by the due date is critical for maintaining accountability and transparency within the department. Timely communication of such issues ensures that all parties are aware of any delays or obstacles that may impede the processing of these documents.

Notifying the Liaison allows for the identification of alternative solutions or adjustments in protocol to ensure that the intended actions can still be progressed. This proactive approach helps manage expectations and fosters collaboration between different departments or units involved in the process. It reflects an understanding of the operational duties and the need for proper oversight when standard procedures are not followed.

In contrast, notifying about other situations like all notices being served promptly, sworn members refusing to sign documents, or lost documents in transit does not address a critical failure related to deadlines and service of process. These scenarios may involve other protocols but do not directly relate to the central concern of compliance with service timelines, which is why the correct focus is on the inability to serve documents by the due date.