Summary: In rare cases of Commander misconduct, the squad can "vote" the commander out. Inexperience does not qualify as misconduct.

In very rare cases, Commanders have been known to allow the stress of the job, or their own egos and psychological problems, to interfere with their squad's mission. An inexperienced Commander should be given the benefit of the doubt – everyone makes mistakes. On the other hand, an insane or hostile commander can be removed from his seat. This requires a majority vote from all combat operatives. Once voted out, a commander will be unable to resume command duties for the remainder of the battle, and any other battles in the same campaign.