What happens if a member has been on military leave for more than 3 years?

The correct choice outlines that a member returning from military leave that has exceeded three years must meet all necessary requirements for re-entry into the Department. This includes completing Recruit Training or any other requirements that may be mandated.

This process is essential to ensure that returning members possess the current skills and knowledge needed to perform effectively in their roles, as they may have been away from active duty long enough for operational procedures, policy changes, and technology to evolve. The emphasis on meeting re-entry requirements helps protect the integrity of the Department and ensures that all personnel are adequately trained and ready to serve upon their return.

This answer reflects a commitment to maintaining high standards within law enforcement agencies while also acknowledging the rights of service members under legislation such as the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA).