Which of the following is NOT a duty of search team members?

The duty that is NOT typically assigned to search team members is supervising the search. In a search operation, the primary responsibilities of team members include actively conducting the search to locate items or evidence, recording their findings in a systematic manner to document what has been discovered, and transporting evidence safely to a designated location for further processing or analysis.

Supervision of the search is generally conducted by a designated team leader or supervisor who oversees the operation, ensuring that the search is carried out effectively and safely. This leader manages the team dynamics, coordinates tasks, and ensures adherence to protocols, allowing team members to focus on their specific duties without the added responsibility of oversight. Thus, while search team members play critical roles in carrying out and documenting the search, the supervisory role is typically separate from their primary functions.