Which of the following is NOT a type of accident/incident reporting?

The type of reporting that is NOT associated with accident or incident reporting is RAP. This is because RAP, which stands for "Risk Assessment Process," is primarily focused on evaluating and quantifying risks within an organization, rather than documenting accidents or incidents.

In contrast, HAZREPs (Hazard Reports) are specifically aimed at identifying and reporting hazardous conditions or near misses that could potentially lead to accidents. ASAP (Aviation Safety Action Program) is established to encourage voluntary reporting of safety-related issues and sharing of information to improve safety culture, while SITREPs (Situation Reports) are used to provide updates on ongoing incidents or situations, often in real-time. Each of these serves a distinct purpose in safety and accident reporting, whereas RAP's focus on risk assessment does not align with accident or incident reporting functions.