What must cadets adhere to during inspections and training?

Cadets must adhere to the Grooming and Uniform Policy during inspections and training because this policy outlines the specific standards and expectations for appearance, uniformity, and personal grooming. Maintaining a neat and professional appearance is essential in a military or cadet context, as it reflects discipline, respect for the organization, and unity among all members. Inspections often focus on these aspects to ensure that all cadets are presenting themselves appropriately and adhering to the established standards.

The other policies, while important in their own rights, serve different purposes. The Code of Conduct deals with behavior and ethical standards, Safety and Security Protocol focuses on ensuring the safety of personnel and operations, and the Officer Responsibilities Manual outlines the duties of officers within the organization. Although they are vital to overall operations and training, they do not specifically address the grooming and uniform standards that are directly assessed during inspections.