What can the Registrar issue in response to contractor complaints or violations?

The option of written directives is an appropriate response for the Registrar when addressing contractor complaints or violations. Written directives serve as formal communications that outline specific requirements or actions that a contractor must adhere to in order to comply with regulations or rectify violations.

This mechanism allows the Registrar to ensure that contractors are aware of their obligations and provides them with a clear understanding of what is expected moving forward. This can include directives to correct issues, provide additional documentation, or comply with certain standards.

Other options do not typically align with the primary function of the Registrar. Revocation notices are a more severe action, often reserved for serious or repeated violations, while warning letters may serve as preliminary notifications of noncompliance. Salary adjustments are unrelated to contractor compliance issues and do not fit within the regulatory framework managed by the Registrar.