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10. If a staff member wishes to sue a fellow staff member or right a
wrong he or
she may request a Civil Committee of Evidence of HCO. HCO usually
[appoints] one
senior staff member on which the two contenders can agree. The senior staff
member
holds a session or sessions and both contenders must abide by his findings
and award of
any money or damages or return of property. There is no further appeal. A
Civil
Committee of Evidence follows the same procedure and has the same rights as
any
other Committee of Evidence. A Civil Committee of Evidence may not be
called by
contending co-auditors. These must seek out the D of P and abide by the D
of P's
advice.
11. Students or pcs may not request Committees of Evidence for
causes
occurring during a course or an intensive but may appeal in writing to
the Division 2
Service Executive. They must report matters covered under the Justice
Code, however,
to HCO.
There are no student rules and regulations except the Justice Codes. All
others are
abolished. The penalties that can be awarded are for an error, an
instructor reprimand,
for a misdemeanor, a pink sheet which must be completed before
classification is given,
for a crime, one to three weeks at the student's expense in the HGC. A
Committee of
Evidence can also be convened on a student or preclear for offenses as
covered in the
Justice Codes.
12. In times of stress, commotion, riot or threats to person, an HCO
personnel
may instantly deputize any other Scientologist merely by saying loudly,
"HCO. Bring
Order," making it known in any way that the Scientologist or
Scientologists present
should intervene or act. Any Scientologist whose help is thus commanded
at once
becomes deputized by Division 1 by the fact of required assistance and
may not be
charged before a Committee of Evidence for any act committed in
rendering assistance
to HCO during the period of stress and must be protected by the
organization from
any civil authority and the organization must pay any fines or expenses
incurred or
reasonable costs for damage to dress or hospital aid. When the incident
is over, the
HCO personnel must say, "HCO thanks you for bringing order," thus ending
the
deputization.
An HCO Personnel requiring an eviction of a person or persons from a
premises or
meeting or area need only point to the person or persons and say, "HCO.
Order!" Any
staff member or Scientologist present is instantly deputized as above
and must act
promptly to carry out the eviction or be liable under Justice Codes when
failing to do
so. This can be used in any circumstances, no matter how mild the
offender even down
to slovenly or unauthorized persons on the-premises or in any office.
When the person
or persons are removed, the HCO personnel removes the deputization by
saying, "HCO
thanks you for order." These orders apply even when the person causing a
disturbance
is an officer, director or councilman of another division and none may
be disciplined
for complying but may be liable under Justice Codes for not doing so.
13. When personnel of other divisions foresee stress or danger,
while they
themselves have ample authority in their own divisions to handle their
own personnel,
where Scientologists in general are involved, they may not take Justice
in their own
hands as it is a Division 1 HCO hat and Divisions must not cross in
functions. Where
mixed divisions or not staff persons are concerned they should be
careful to have an
HCO personnel present or available, a wise precaution in event of the
possibility of
charges or Committees of Evidence resulting, in which case an HCO
personnel as a
witness would bear weight.
L. RON HUBBARD
LRH:ml.cden
Copyright ©1965
by L. Ron Hubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED