What must be provided by an applicant when re-accomplishing an evaluation?

When an applicant is re-accomplishing an evaluation, it is essential that a newly developed evaluation is provided. This requirement ensures that the applicant’s current capabilities and situations are accurately assessed and documented. Evaluations need to be updated to reflect any changes in skills, knowledge, or performance since the last evaluation took place.

The process of providing a new evaluation is crucial not only for the applicant but also for the evaluators and administrators who rely on current data to make informed decisions regarding the applicant's status, readiness for advancement, or areas needing improvement. This approach maintains the relevance and accuracy of the evaluation process.

In contrast, relying solely on past evaluations or attachments from previous evaluations would not give a clear picture of the applicant's current performance, and justifications for changes may not be sufficient without a complete re-evaluation of the applicant's capabilities in the present context.