Which option is NOT a component of the informal resolution system?

The option that is not a component of the informal resolution system pertains to engaging external organizations to address issues. The informal resolution system primarily focuses on resolving conflicts at the lowest possible level within the organization. This includes direct communication with the involved parties, raising concerns with higher authorities like the chain of command, or even addressing the issue informally with a Commanding Officer through a request mast.

Engaging an external organization bypasses the intended purpose of the informal resolution system, which is to promote resolution through internal mechanisms first. This approach encourages personal accountability and direct communication, aiming to resolve issues without escalating them unnecessarily. Elevating issues up the chain or addressing them directly with those involved helps maintain a more cohesive and effective command structure, where problems can be managed internally before seeking outside intervention.