Dear HPC,

Basically, during today's session with NCOs, Madm Joanne and Seniors, I've reflected about a lot of things, and really hope that things can change for the better. Such as, our endurance level, level of respect etc.

I just want to say, do you remember last Monday's morning training? The late-start Monday training which we organised for FDC. Madms may seem pleased with us that we actually met up to have this kind of sessions.

But they are not. We did not consider the different factors bfore going ahead. Madms were quite unhappy as they think we do not respect them as our NCOs.

Firstly, having planned this kind of thing, although we may think its casual, Madms want to be informed. They say that we should not be sort of like 'higher' than them. As the Sec 2s may be thinking, 'The Sec 3s are not even our NCOs, what right do they have to make us come?'.

They may want more sleep, and even though they don't want to come, they will still come as they don't want to be left out and that FDC is drawing near. Although most of them came willingly, but the main point is, inform Madms.

Next, we should consider the consequences. What if someone faint? What if their parents complain? What if something happen on their way to school? W/o Madms in-charge, there may be deep trouble if something happens. Ms Chan and Mrs Chan will be in trouble too.

As I was the one who suggested this at first, Madms sort of laid the blame on me. I will take note not to make this kind of mistakes in the future.

That is why they say that we're reckless having not thought of consequences w/o serious thinking through. They say that we cannot afford to be reckless as we are stepping up in ard 3 and a half months time, minused away Hols etc.

And also, for UIP if we want to have additional indiv. trainings/lessons, I suggest that we inform Madms too. Otherwise, consequences are unbearable. Just keep them informed for every little thing that we do regarding Red Cross activities.

Thanks,
Mendi.